I cannot open the door at Turk's house.

I'm stuck there for days and days.

Can someone send me a saved game.

Thanks

Hi Giovanna,

Sending the save to you now, check your e-mail in a few minutes.

@Rushes

I'm trying now for many hours to locate the file of Drcula saves in order to install it into the game with no sucess.

Thank you anyway

Hi Giovanna,

Did you manage to find your saved game folder per the instructions I included in my e-mail? (There is a similarly titled folder in Program Files, but don't be misled, that one doesn't carry your save games.)

If you've found the folder, have you renumbered the save so that it appears sequentially last?

@Rushes

For 2 days now I'm trying to find the saved games folder with no success. I have done everything as you have told me. I have found the file Focus-Frogware but nowhere the saved games.

Where are hidden? Yours where they were? Under what name?Propably I will try to find them in the same location.

I have perform more than 10 times research in my computer even in the hidden ones, with no success. Why they have to hide them I really do not understand.

Hi Giovanna,

In XP, the saved game folder is here:

C:\Documents and Settings\(computer name)\Application Data\Games\dracula\save

If you can't find it there, then your folder might be hidden, so you might try this:
Open a folder - any folder.
Go to Tools at top bar. On the drop down menu, select Folder Options.
Go to View on the new frame.
Look for that folder icon with 'Hidden files and folders'.
Select or tick on - Show hidden files and folders.
Then look for the C:\ file as above in bold.

@Rushes

I will try again and I will let you know, but I'm afraid that I will not be able to do it.

I feel so frustrated. I have bought this game, and I really want to finish it. Why they have to hide my saves games? The game is mine now or not? Propably not!!!!!

Good luck finding the save folder, Giovanna. You are playing this game on XP? I do not know where the saves might be if you are using Vista.

If you cannot find the folder then I would suggest going back to a previous save game at the start of the Turk's door puzzle, and playing it step by step against the walkthrough. Don't give up on this great game, keep trying - you can do it.

@Rushes

Thank you so much. I am playing in XP It is imposible to locate where the saved games are. So I will try again to solve it using the walkthrough, and propably tomorrow I will need a new screen, a new keyboard, and a new mouse, because I'm going break the ones that I have

But if someone finds out where the saved games are just tell me...please

Giovanna,

Rushes posted this above,

In XP, the saved game folder is here:

C:\Documents and Settings\(computer name)\Application Data\Games\dracula\save

If you can't find it there, then your folder might be hidden, so you might try this:
Open a folder - any folder.
Go to Tools at top bar. On the drop down menu, select Folder Options.
Go to View on the new frame.
Look for that folder icon with 'Hidden files and folders'.
Select or tick on - Show hidden files and folders.
Then look for the C:\ file as above in bold.

Not sure if it is a glitch or not, but I've tried to get the compass key on the safe downstairs in the manor towards the start of the game. I'm using XP, it says in both walkthroughs that the code is: se-e-n-se-n-se-n-e-n-s-se-e

I've tried that combination about 3 times now. The walkthroughs says the safe is supposed to open and reveal a key. I've tried all I can think of and it just sits there. Is this a glitch, is there something I'm not doing, or what?

i think you must have the code writen in your journal

Happen to know how to trigger that?

NM, just got it. thanks for the help.

Glad you figured it out, PDL.

I did it, I did it. O I'm so good. Thank you MaG and Rushes

Great!

Oops I'm stucked at Dracula's picture puzzle. I cannot understand what I'm supposed to do, any help?

Thank you

If you want the short cut: Just changed the bars on the top left and bottom left the colors that is stated in the walkthrough.
The rest of the procedure is the explanation of how you got those colors.

@MaG

Thank you I will try it.