Slide the Oculi Infinitum up and look at the door > Rotate the three pieces so the pentagon cutouts meet in he center > after the scene go inside.Get the Oculi Infinitum: Zoom in on the mailbox > Slide the square piece to the left > Insert & turn the key.

Combine both key parts (slide them together and rotate.To get the other part of the key, zoom in on the top of the mailbox and slide it apart.x2 tap on the left door, zoom in on the bell, rotate 1st the upper piece, then the lower piece, pull the chain and take the key piece.In the inventory pull the ribbon off the scroll by swiping to the left and read it

Follow the tutorial until the guard, double tap on him to zoom in, then double tap on the scroll & take it.

Walkthrough and also solution to every puzzle by C40 Games. Here is a link to a full walkthrough for those who like to jump ahead.The House of Da Vinci Walkthrough – Chapter 1 > Street I just discovered it and have put out an invite to one of the founders to come on the show. The thing I loved about it is the current price is $29/month for up to 1000 members (vs $39 for circle). It looked and smelled a lot like Circle, but also had some 'different flavors' like 'Book Club' and the ability to automatically match members together. The bottom line is you don't have to worry about Volley going out of business. You can reduce the number of time items is stored to adjust the price. They still have a free version, but they have some additional features that cost $4 per member of your community. When I interviewed one of the founders, he assured me that they would eventually charge for additional features (while keeping my features free). It has boosted my coaching and my students love it. As this is a new feature, their courses won't be as robust as something like teachable, but they recently scored a boost of millions of dollars so expect to see Circle to continue to add more features. So if you had teachable or podia or Thinkific and were going to include Circle, you might go the other way and bring your courses into Circle. The link to the replay is already made.Ĭircle also added courses. It was nice, simple and the biggest bonus is when you are done with the meeting it saves to your community (no more waiting for zoom to process).

I was in a community that uses Circle and they were using Circle's built-in video meeting tool. We've spoken about Circle, and Volley in the past and today I wanted to share some updates along with a new tool that looks impressive.

We were here together walkthrough