A ghostly figure approaches in Ghostly Forest Escape game.

The Ghostly Forest Escape

(307 votes, average: 4.55 out of 5)

A forest near your town is famous because of ghostly appearances. Many people experienced paranormal activities there, but you don’t believe them. Walkking straight into the forest, you want to see with your own eyes if the rumore is true. For the first half hour, all you’re hearing are the natural sounds of wildlife. This is where you decide to just go back because nothing  is happening. By some force, however, you stop on your tracks, with your heart beating faster. You notice the fog getting thicker. Finally, you heard a loud whispering, Who comes into my home? Cold sweat is running through your back. The voice is so familiar which is why the terror is slowly creeping up on you. You felt a hand gripping your shoulder, My dear child..you came back for me!

The Ghostly Forest escape is point and click escape game by Ainars for Escape Fan. Find all the hidden objects and get out from that haunted forest. Good luck!


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vcam
vcam
10 years ago

I had to play twice to find the hidden “witch” but finally finished. Another beautiful game. Where is that forest? Loved the many scenes. I thought the white mushrooms were fantastic.
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sysin3
sysin3
8 months ago

I really wanted to play this one, but it is very laggy in both Chrome and Firefox. It seems to consume over a gigabyte of ram and 95% of one of my GPUs.

b1650424
b1650424
8 months ago
Reply to  sysin3

Unfortunately, I can only confirm. It’s all Ruffle emulator stuff – slowdown, high load and other delights. To appreciate the stunning beauty of this game, you should download it as a swf file and run it under your local flash player.

sysin3
sysin3
8 months ago
Reply to  b1650424

Ah, much better. Thank you.

gmmace
gmmace
8 months ago
Reply to  b1650424

Can you provide a little bit of direction on how to do this? It would be greatly appreciated.

b1650424
b1650424
8 months ago
Reply to  gmmace

Okay, I’ll try to tell you. But if such explanations will be too incomprehensible for you, then it makes sense for you not to try to do everything yourself, but to invite an experienced computer technician.

1. First you need to find on the Internet and download “Adobe Standalone Flash Player”. I emphasize – this is NOT a plug-in for browsers: flash-plugins no longer work in them. That is, the name should NOT mention IE, Chrome or Firefox. It’s just an exe file that doesn’t require installation. On the site of Adobe to look for it long ago useless (these freaks first took away Flash technology from its authors – Macromedia, and then, teaming up with Google, successfully destroyed it). The most reliable option – look for on torrent trackers, not on file-sharing. This way you won’t run the risk of downloading a suspicious program instead of a player. By the way, in this case (on torrents) you can also search for “Adobe Runtimes AllInOne”, and select only Standalone when installing it. After downloading run the file and make sure that the window opens “Adobe Flash Player 32” – this is it.

2. On the page with any flash-game press Ctrl-U – opens the page code. Then Ctrl-F – search window. In it type “.swf” – do not forget the dot. Looking for a link with swf-file. Select its fragment from the end (.swf) and to the nearest beginning (https://). On this shortened link download swf-file with the game to your computer.

3. In Explorer right-click on this file and look for “open with” – choose our player, so that all swf-files from now on will open it.

4. Play.

gmmace
gmmace
8 months ago
Reply to  b1650424

Got it – worked great! Thanks for the help!

Michael
Michael
3 months ago
Reply to  sysin3

I too had trouble with bad lagging throughout the whole game. It’s never happened before with an Ainars game.

b1650424
b1650424
3 months ago
Reply to  Michael

I advise you to make it a rule when you have a problem. Before writing, always read all previous comments first – there are not so many of them. That way, at least you will not repeat yourself with your valuable opinion. Besides, you will have a chance to know the solution to the problem.

b1650424
b1650424
3 months ago
Reply to  b1650424

Unfortunately, due to my upbringing, I cannot answer you at your level, using expressions similar to yours. But I hope that when you meet with your mother she will hear these expressions from you when she will bark at you and bite you from head to toe.

Player 1
Player 1
5 months ago

The insect puzzle stopped working.

Dewed
Dewed
3 months ago

Yeah this is too laggy to play

b1650424
b1650424
3 months ago

Unfortunately, you can never guess with this Ruffle – it’s behavior is different every time. Some of the animations in it are already well-established, and some are still incredibly slow.

A word of advice. Older Ainars games usually have pop-up messages describing what and how much to collect. Click on one of them and observe its behavior. If it increases smoothly and without jerks, you can play. If it is terribly slow and jerky, either skip this game or use the problem solving method I described above.

Nebo
Nebo
3 months ago

I have an I9 16 cores and never have any problems.