Blackthorn Castle Hack 2.1 + Redeem Codes
Find clues and solve puzzles!
Developer: Syntaxity Inc.
Category: Games
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.1
ID: com.lonewolfgames.blackthorncastle
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Description
Once again your Uncle Henry has asked for your help in the search for a mysterious artifact. Embark on your own quest in this beautifully designed classic point and click adventure puzzle game. Explore an all but forgotten 14th century Blackthorn Castle, surrounding dark forest and structures. Discover hidden passageways, clues and puzzles along the way!
Uncle Henry has been hunting lost treasures for as long as you can remember. His legendary stories of adventure excited your imagination as you were a child growing up. Now with your newly acquired archeology skills, he has been reaching out from time to time for your help in tracking down some of these difficult to find treasures.
In his latest quest, he has been hunting for a mysterious artifact last known to be at Castle Blackthorn in England. As the tale goes, centuries ago a wizard once lived in this castle and stole a valuable artifact from a local watch maker and hid it away somewhere in the depths of the castle.
You must hurry and help him on this amazing adventure before anyone else finds the mysterious artifact!
This captivating adventure game has:
- Custom designed beautiful HD graphics!
- Custom composed soundtrack and sound effects!
- A dynamic map to show the screens you have visited and current location
- A camera that takes photos of clues and symbols as you discover them
- Dozens of puzzles, clues, and items
- Auto saves your progress
- Available for phones and tablets
- Instantly move around the map reducing travel time with Fast-travel
- Get helpful text hints that nudge you in the right direction and complete walkthrough videos for each hint and puzzle
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www.syntaxity.com
Uncle Henry has been hunting lost treasures for as long as you can remember. His legendary stories of adventure excited your imagination as you were a child growing up. Now with your newly acquired archeology skills, he has been reaching out from time to time for your help in tracking down some of these difficult to find treasures.
In his latest quest, he has been hunting for a mysterious artifact last known to be at Castle Blackthorn in England. As the tale goes, centuries ago a wizard once lived in this castle and stole a valuable artifact from a local watch maker and hid it away somewhere in the depths of the castle.
You must hurry and help him on this amazing adventure before anyone else finds the mysterious artifact!
This captivating adventure game has:
- Custom designed beautiful HD graphics!
- Custom composed soundtrack and sound effects!
- A dynamic map to show the screens you have visited and current location
- A camera that takes photos of clues and symbols as you discover them
- Dozens of puzzles, clues, and items
- Auto saves your progress
- Available for phones and tablets
- Instantly move around the map reducing travel time with Fast-travel
- Get helpful text hints that nudge you in the right direction and complete walkthrough videos for each hint and puzzle
Visit our website to sign up for our newsletter and learn about upcoming games!
www.syntaxity.com
Version history
2.1
2022-09-18
Gameplay performance improvements.
Enjoy the adventure!
Enjoy the adventure!
2.0
2021-11-30
Gameplay performance improvements. Enjoy the adventure!
1.9
2021-06-29
New feature: Postcards, share your adventure with your friends!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Enjoy the adventure!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Enjoy the adventure!
1.8
2021-04-10
New feature: Postcards, share your adventure with your friends!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Bug fixes.
Enjoy the adventure!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Bug fixes.
Enjoy the adventure!
1.7
2021-04-01
New feature: Postcards, share your adventure with your friends!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Enjoy the adventure!
Gameplay performance improvements.
Enjoy the adventure!
1.6
2018-10-29
Gameplay performance improvements.
1.5
2018-10-06
Updated for iPhone X.
1.4
2017-08-25
- Fast travel added
- Hints improved with videos
- New inventory layout
- Various puzzle designs have been updated
- Various scene designs have been updated
- Portugal Portuguese translation added
- Hints improved with videos
- New inventory layout
- Various puzzle designs have been updated
- Various scene designs have been updated
- Portugal Portuguese translation added
1.3
2017-08-15
- Fast travel added
- Hints improved with videos
- New inventory layout
- Various puzzle designs have been updated
- Various scene designs have been updated
- Portugal Portuguese translation added
- Hints improved with videos
- New inventory layout
- Various puzzle designs have been updated
- Various scene designs have been updated
- Portugal Portuguese translation added
1.2
2015-05-15
Added translations for 16 languages
1.1
2015-04-26
Game translated to 16 languages!
1.0
2015-02-25
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unlock Hints (Unlock Hints) |
Free |
HB673606370✱✱✱✱✱ | D668619✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Unlock Fast Travel (Instantly move around the map reducing travel) |
Free |
HB717317834✱✱✱✱✱ | 5EAAEAE✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack Blackthorn Castle
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
1 120 Ratings
Reviews
Eric Baranowski,
Unintended benefits
I’ve been teaching myself how to program over the last 5–10 years, and when it comes to really mapping out an application, especially in mobile development, I always have a hard time really visualizing the layout. I’ve had programmers tell me they pretend it’s a little cartoon town and all the scenes, classes, and functions are all part of their little town. I can see how that helped but, as a right brain thinker, I just couldn’t seem to find something that really stuck. I know it sounds stupid, but clicking on the map layout of this game has basically hit me in the head with a brick, seeing how they managed the scenes and break them down into paths, I think it was the perfect lightbulb I needed right now to drive me through the next steps. I’ve used every type of UML and mind map you can imagine, so I’m not sure why this layout is finally what made it click for me, but I just had to comment on it. Thanks a ton Syntaxity!
As for the game itself, it seems to have been inspired by “The Room”. Took me a few hours to beat. I got stuck a couple times but quickly figured it out. The paid hints or teleports are a solid IAP item. Whereas you don’t have to pay if you don’t care about the convenience, but it doesn’t force you to pay to solve it.
As for the game itself, it seems to have been inspired by “The Room”. Took me a few hours to beat. I got stuck a couple times but quickly figured it out. The paid hints or teleports are a solid IAP item. Whereas you don’t have to pay if you don’t care about the convenience, but it doesn’t force you to pay to solve it.
James Irion,
Simply a must-have
Syntaxity,
Since finally trying Blackthorn Castle last year, I was thoroughly impressed by the lack of glitches, smoothe gameplay with a functional and easy to use User Interface, explorative setting locations, challenging yet not too difficult to beat, quality graphics, realistic style, sound effects and music as well as the adventurous nature of these games. One after the other, I tried each game and delightfully found the same satisfaction in all (current) six.
Then, you released your bountiful update for the Lost Ship, which was originally much too short. Now seeing the pattern of adding similar updates and extra content, in order of original release, I eagerly await more to be released.
If I had to describe these games, in as few words, I would say they are honestly must-haves and instant buys for this genre. If a new game were to be released, I would buy it as soon as I found out about it. Having them all up to now is not enough because they are so satisfying. But there's more.
I discovered an interesting alternative to their replay value. Sure once you play them you might get tired. I liked Blackthorn so much I kept replaying it, but with an unexpected challenge I put to myself. Memory. I've repeatedly played them several times each as a way to stregthen my memory
So, I look forward to each new game/additional content Syntaxity releases. To be honest, you couldn’t release add-on or new game content fast enough.
Thank you.
Since finally trying Blackthorn Castle last year, I was thoroughly impressed by the lack of glitches, smoothe gameplay with a functional and easy to use User Interface, explorative setting locations, challenging yet not too difficult to beat, quality graphics, realistic style, sound effects and music as well as the adventurous nature of these games. One after the other, I tried each game and delightfully found the same satisfaction in all (current) six.
Then, you released your bountiful update for the Lost Ship, which was originally much too short. Now seeing the pattern of adding similar updates and extra content, in order of original release, I eagerly await more to be released.
If I had to describe these games, in as few words, I would say they are honestly must-haves and instant buys for this genre. If a new game were to be released, I would buy it as soon as I found out about it. Having them all up to now is not enough because they are so satisfying. But there's more.
I discovered an interesting alternative to their replay value. Sure once you play them you might get tired. I liked Blackthorn so much I kept replaying it, but with an unexpected challenge I put to myself. Memory. I've repeatedly played them several times each as a way to stregthen my memory
So, I look forward to each new game/additional content Syntaxity releases. To be honest, you couldn’t release add-on or new game content fast enough.
Thank you.
kalnich,
Nice adventure puzzle game
Puzzle adventure is one of my favorite genres. This is a nice compact one. Puzzles are not hard. Clues are there and pieces make sense. No guessing or logic are really required. You just have to find the right clue/answer. There’s quite a bit of back and forth but I enjoyed it. Thought about paying for the fast travel feature but I ended finishing and I don’t think the hint feature is necessary. You’ll really only encounter a problem if you miss picking something up and those pieces aren’t that hard to find/see. The map is nice to remember where you need to go! Couple of times I couldn’t remember where a specific room was!
Nicely done. Sound effects and music were good. I will very likely the other games in this series. If this is your sort of game (puzzles, no conversations with characters and no fighting elements...also, not a hidden object puzzle...there are things to find but not like that) I recommend you try this one!
Nicely done. Sound effects and music were good. I will very likely the other games in this series. If this is your sort of game (puzzles, no conversations with characters and no fighting elements...also, not a hidden object puzzle...there are things to find but not like that) I recommend you try this one!
badkitty_,
Previously a 5-Star, now a one-star game
When I originally purchased this game, unlocking hints and fast travel were both included in the price.
Now, although I have owned this game for a long time, it wants to charge me for both fast travel and unlocking hits.
I have tried to “restore purchase“ but that did not solve the problem.
I understand if developers need to make money, but that is why this was a paid app in the first place. It is wrong to charge for something, collect your money, and then go back later and charge more for for things that were previously free. This is wrong and does not treat your paying customers correctly.
This developer makes great games, but their business model is flawed, and they need to take into account and have respect for their current customers who have already paid for the features in their games. It should not be possible for a developer to charge for features that were previously included after you have bought a game.
In protest, I cannot recommend this developer’s games until they address this major oversight. This goes for all of the games that I own by this developer which at least three games. They have done this to each and everyone of their games. I want all of my content restored.
Now, although I have owned this game for a long time, it wants to charge me for both fast travel and unlocking hits.
I have tried to “restore purchase“ but that did not solve the problem.
I understand if developers need to make money, but that is why this was a paid app in the first place. It is wrong to charge for something, collect your money, and then go back later and charge more for for things that were previously free. This is wrong and does not treat your paying customers correctly.
This developer makes great games, but their business model is flawed, and they need to take into account and have respect for their current customers who have already paid for the features in their games. It should not be possible for a developer to charge for features that were previously included after you have bought a game.
In protest, I cannot recommend this developer’s games until they address this major oversight. This goes for all of the games that I own by this developer which at least three games. They have done this to each and everyone of their games. I want all of my content restored.
Ruberjon,
A Good Game Of This Type
I found this to be an engaging point-and-click type of puzzler. Very nice graphics. I admire the creativity and imagination of the developers; it would take a lot of skill in order to make such an attractive, involved and expansive world. Impressive and well done.
I have only a few complaints. The map jumping seemed a bit excessive without the Fast Track purchase, which I did not buy, as I happened to have the time to go back and forth. The game clues also worked without a purchase for me, but again, I had the time to spend on them. One of the solutions was a bit annoying, and seemed like a real stretch to me; it seemed to be presented as an information/logic puzzle, when in fact, some luck seemed to be involved in that solution. But overall, this was an enjoyable game, and, unlike some people, I certainly don't hold it against the developers for including purchases within the game.
I have only a few complaints. The map jumping seemed a bit excessive without the Fast Track purchase, which I did not buy, as I happened to have the time to go back and forth. The game clues also worked without a purchase for me, but again, I had the time to spend on them. One of the solutions was a bit annoying, and seemed like a real stretch to me; it seemed to be presented as an information/logic puzzle, when in fact, some luck seemed to be involved in that solution. But overall, this was an enjoyable game, and, unlike some people, I certainly don't hold it against the developers for including purchases within the game.
mariecandy55454,
To Syntaxity
You know when I first started on these apps I had never heard of the manufacturer and had a few criticisms. However since then I have tried other adventure games similar to this one and none are as involved, challenging and long as these. The others I’d usually end up abandoning for some reason or an other. However I have covered ALL of yours and thoroughly enjoyed all of them. Now I believe I have completed them all, if not then rest assured I will, but please make more. I could really stand to see others. Once I get started on one I cannot seem to stop, so-if you are working on more or contemplating it, please. You have my full support. They are worth every penny. I don’t like using free apps. I’d rather download those that have a price as they are generally better.
Thank you,
Candy
Thank you,
Candy
abino83,
Great Family Activity
I did a screen mirror of this with my wife and 5 kids as recommended by a good friend. My kids repeatedly begged us to do this until we solved it. 2 recommendations: 1. My sound didn’t work for some reason (and yes, I did check the phone volume and in-app volume settings). * Update: Syntaxity got back to me and solved my problem. No sound is due to the switch on the side of my iPhone that mutes the ringer. If this is muted, no sound will play. If it is unmuted, the sound plays fine. 2. Strengthen the correlation between the storyline and the individual puzzles. Awesome experience though!!!
fixit! fixit!,
Great and NOT
My first impression of this game was that it was well worth the money. The puzzles were challenging, but not overly difficult. However, you should know, dear reader, that once you solve this puzzle game, the only reward you get is a suggestion to buy part two of the game. Until the end I liked it, but at the end it revealed himself to be nothing but a cheap mercenary trick to get you to buy the next one. Bad form. Further, the ability to fast travel to selected locations is important and almost necessary to the game, but the developers choose to charge you an extra dollar for that. Once again, bad form. And cheap. A little less money grubbing, and a little more fair play, will create more good will and subsequently will sell more games. Developers, think about it.
Fishbugpillow,
One of Syntaxity’s Best
This is definitely one of Syntaxity’s best games. The medieval setting gives it a fun and cohesive feel. My other favorite is Bigfoot, which actually seems to have a plot line.
One downside is that once you’ve played one Syntaxity game, you’ve played them all as far as puzzles are concerned: there are lots of repeating themes to the puzzles. Also, I would love to see Syntaxity add just a little more story line to the games so that they make a bit more sense and have a better sense of meaning. Bigfoot was the best for that in my opinion.
Still I gave it a 5 against the other Syntaxity games.
One downside is that once you’ve played one Syntaxity game, you’ve played them all as far as puzzles are concerned: there are lots of repeating themes to the puzzles. Also, I would love to see Syntaxity add just a little more story line to the games so that they make a bit more sense and have a better sense of meaning. Bigfoot was the best for that in my opinion.
Still I gave it a 5 against the other Syntaxity games.
Flairice,
Lots of puzzles
If you like challenging puzzles, this game is for you. Without the hints, at times it may be a little frustrating, but when you find that one missing piece that lets you unlock even more things, it is a rush. I also didn’t pay for the fast travel. Look to the map, and you can start finding your way around. If you are looking for a game that is mainly full of hidden objects, like some of the others, this isn’t the game you are looking for. If you want to keep finding clues and being challenged where those clues are to be used, I don’t think you will be disappointed.
