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I've tried many different combinations of inputting the code. With the hints from the tapestries with the words 'The Order' on them and watching the glowing gems, the sequence appears to be:

Goat (5) -> Lion (8) -> Eagle (3) -> Ox (4)

And the need to select the Ox multiple times (owing to the number of gems the Eagle is holding).

HOWEVER: These clues of order is an (unintentional) red herring.

I even considered how the L in Roman numbers meant 50; and how it might reflect in the puzzle in some way. But no, that was also a red herring.


The solution? Knowing the start and end animals and simply swap the order you visit the others.The developer seriously needs to correct the way in which they shine the gems!

Why is this annoying? Because this is a fabulous game let down by an unfortunate quirk.

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I think the statue puzzle is my weakest puzzle design, and I have been playing around with how to rework it.

The "L" you are referring to is actually an "I" which is roman numeral for 1. The two clues "I." and "The End" signify the start and end of the sequence. I can see how people might not interpret it this way.

The color of the gems gives you the neighbors for the start and end. They also shine in the same order that you have to bless the colors. Having the start, the end, and the neighbors should be enough information to put together an order. I think a problem is being able to communicate that these gems are neighbors.

This game does not have Chinese (Chinese peopIe may not understand)

I'm working on localization and hope to translate the game eventually.

Overall, it was a very enjoyable game. I eagerly await to see what you create next!

I legit did each of them one at  a time until the third red 1- green 1-yellow 1-pink 3