You can also exit the game from this screen. On this screen you can examine objects in your inventory, combine them, and even do some mini-game puzzles. A right-click will take you out of the scene altogether and show you the Inventory Screen.Usually this will be a verse displayed at the bottom of the screen. The cursor will change to an eye when there is a detail you are supposed to notice.The cursor will change to a face when you can click to speak to a character.Small text describing the object will appear at the very top of the screen. The cursor will change to a hand when you can pick something up.
This may be anything from overhearing a conversation to opening a drawer. The cursor will change to gears when you can interact with the scene.Make sure you examine the floor and ceiling in scenes as well as the walls.As you move the cursor, the entire scene will shift, as though your character is moving his head rather than walking around the scene.You can use the options menu to adjust the volume for the music and the special effects as you like.The game does do an autosave here, and you will be given a failure message, then immediately returned to the moment just before you made the wrong decision so you can try again. There are several places in the game when your character can fail or die.
The Gallery tab on the Main Menu lets you review any of the cut scenes from the game at any time. Saves are stored under a timestamp with a thumbnail of the scene. You will be reminded before you exit and given a chance to save then. That means you’re supposed to use it immediately in the current scene. In a few cases, though, it will just stick to your cursor. In most cases when you pick up an item, it will go into the Transit Area so you can put it into inventory. Items are often stacked on top of each other, so after you pick up the first object, try the cursor in that position again to see if there is something else you can pick up. Some players may enjoy this feature of the game as an extra challenge. If you miss a critical item you will get an opportunity to get a replacement for it later in the game, but not before you’ve done some of the penalty work. For example, if you don’t have the Sextant, you won’t be able to navigate precisely and will land at the wrong place. What’s unusual is that it will then punish you for not having them by making you do extra tasks or take a longer route. Like some full-scale adventure games, Destination: Treasure Island WILL allow you to leave a location without picking up all critical items. It is based on the classic novel Treasure Island, but starts 4 years after the end of that story. This is a Point and Click Adventure game. Chapter Thirty-two: Long John Silver’s House. Chapter Twenty-Six: The Diving Apparatus. Remember to visit the Big Fish Games Forums if you find you need more help. Use the walkthrough menu below to quickly jump to whatever stage of the game you need help with. Put the wind back in your sails with our complete Destination: Treasure Island game walkthrough, with annotated screenshots from actual gameplay! We hope you find this information useful as you play your way through the game. Whether you use this document as a reference when things get difficult or as a road map to get you from beginning to end, we’re pretty sure you’ll find what you’re looking for here. Help Jim find Long John Silver's hidden treasure! Avoid dangerous traps set by the legendary pirate, and discover awesome riches! Welcome to the Destination: Treasure Island Walkthrough!
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