Further I have been informed that this does actually happen. And as for whether I'd want someone else's electric line running through my house. It may not be the correct answer to some other question that Kathryn Brandon thought I should have asked, but it answers my question just fine. It is Amanita Design’s most ambitious experience to date and a loose continuation of the hit indie games Samorost and Samorost 2. Samorost 3 is an exploration adventure and puzzle game from the award-winning creators of Machinarium and Botanicula. You should remove your proposed solution or at least remove your smug comment 'easy when you know how' and replace it with a statement that the answer you proposed is not correct.Īs I told Kathryn my answer is correct, it is an answer to the question that I asked. Samorost 3 is developed and published by Amanita Design. Would you want someone else's water, gas, or electric line running through your house? I don't think so. Your proposed solution is considered 'cheating'. The email below is maybe at the extreme end but it is not completely atypical. NB- Whilst I've said that feedback is always welcome, I'm not desperately keen to receive abuse over this answer. In this case this is done by passing the gas supply to the second house through the first house and so not crosing any of the other pipes and cables. So the trick now is to connect the final supplier to the final house.

At this point, unless you can see the trick, you get stuck. Most people will get as far as connecting up 2 of the houses with three of the suppliers, and one of the houses with only two.

Now it's just a matter of connecting up all the houses with all the suppliers. Before reading the answer can I interest you in a clue?įirstly, lets be sure we're clear of the layout:

Samorost 3 plant puzzle