On the railing next to where you obtained the Stone Ball is a Prison Key: take it and use it to open the lock on the door in front of you. Then, knock over and pick up the Stone Ball on the pillar to your right, adding it to your inventory. Once inside, press the recorder resting on the barred window sill to the left.
Before entering, place the Drawing you received from Cassandra over the window in the top right to receive the Charged Drawing. You should now find yourself outside the entrance of the mysterious Shadow Lake Penitentiary.
Finally, open the Map found in the bottom-right corner of the screen and head to the next area: the Shadow Lake Penitentiary… After bending your ear, Cassandra will give you some Drawings. Then, head into the next room, obscured by the pile of boxes on the right side, and you’ll have a short conversation with Cassandra. Use the Motel Key to enter the room and grab the Infrared Camera and Night-Vision Goggles. When you open it, grab the Motel Key from inside and leave the room, heading over to Room No. Go back into the previous room and input the safe combination into the safe in the wall next to the TV. It is on this photo you will find the last part of the safe combination. Remove the Photo Paper from the first tray and place it in and out of the subsequent trays until it reaches the last one, becoming a piece of Exposed Photo Paper. Push the button on the left, then wait for the appropriate amount of time based on the instruction sheet and push the button again. Take a close look at the instructions posted on the left wall, then place the Photo Paper in the tray on the table to the far left. Resting on the shelf in the top left corner is a piece of Photo Paper you can grab. Head into the next room, which has been converted into a photo darkroom. You can check it to find another clue as to the safe combination. Give Kelly’s phone a call, and you’ll hear it ringing in the bag under the TV stand. On the wall is a coin slot: insert the Quarter and turn the level to the max, marked as ‘ You Animal.’ This will move the bed to the side, allowing you to plug in the Phone Base and Phone Receiver on the nightstand by the bed.
2, check out the notebook in the satchel lying on the bed to find out the safe combination. Opening the book will add an important phone number to your notes for later, so be sure to do that. Heading back outside, use the Bent Antenna in the window to the left of the door to the motel to get access to the guestbook. Turn off the TV when you’re done: no need to waste power. Mess with the antenna on the right of the TV to see a short dispatch, and then you will obtain the Bent Antenna for your inventory. On the sheet of paper in the drawer where you found the Quarter is a written phone number: make a note of it for later. In there, open the left door and look through the hole, then take the Quarter in the top right drawer of the TV stand. After that, walk down one screen and check the dumpster to obtain the Phone Receiver and Phone Base, then go forward to the next screen and enter Room No. Go to the back of the van and talk to Jack Talon: he has some important information to impart to you. Mystery Case Files – Shadow Lake Walkthrough Part 1: Drive Motel Mystery Case Files – Shadow Lake Walkthrough.This gameplay walk through contains information about the levels in the game and a walkthrough with some tips and tricks to help solve the case and cheat death. With the help of a psychic companion (voiced by the peerless Lea Thompson), get to the bottom of this nastiness and make darn sure it never happens again. In Mystery Case Files – Shadow Lake, you are entrusted with the investigation of the mysterious events that unfolded at Bitterford so long ago. This was back in 1973, but the effects of that ungodly object still haunt the town of Bitterford to this day. Unfortunately, one of the inmates at a prison in Bitterford, Maine didn’t get the memo, and dug up a whole mess of trouble when he uncovered a mysterious artifact from the floor of his cell. If literature has taught us anything, it’s that you shouldn’t dig anything up that’s been buried under the floorboards, no matter how much noise it makes.
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