treasure masters or yard sale?

i tired both trial ans in treasure master i cant open the safe, it needs a password. i think its level 3? in the early part of the game u have to find 6 birds, 5 numbers... stil need one, found the net when i turned on the light.... how do i ge the safe open and which game is better? which one should i buy? this one looks hard.

I liked them both so can't help ya there.

You need to find 4 numbers before you can open the safe. Once you find them, the game will put them in the proper order. They're hard to find. Did you get the number on the book spine over to the left?

Treasure masters- all the way! I did not like, the painting and sanding etc parts of Yard Sale.

Once you find all the numbers, a paper with the code will show up in your inventory. Click on the safe with the paper and it will open.

In my opinion, Treasure Masters is a much classier game. Play it in relaxed mode, though. Very few would be able to get through it in timed mode.

Definitely Treasure Masters.

I got yard sale too, but it was very easy and somewhat boring.

** waves fins, pointing up** what they said. Treasure Masters. The other one was much too easy.

I bought them both and finished both:

Yard Sale is a much simpler, straight forward hidden object game. It does have the refurbishment mini-game aspect, but that's easy and not very interesting in my opinion, though I did find the game as a whole very relaxing.

Treasure Masters is one of my favorites, though I would not touch the timed mode, but it is *much* more challenging than Yard Sale. There's lots of adventure type puzzles that tax the noodle a bit, but there is always help here if you get stuck. There is much more to Treasure Masters and imo a far superior game.

BUT if you are looking for just an easy ramble that won't ever frustrate you then Yard Sale might bve the way to go.

I concur with the consensus that Treasure Masters is far superior to Yard Sale.... I tried both....yard sale was boring and so I am not going to buy that one. Treasure Master I did on the timed version and it is very challenging. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I will be buying that one with my next credit.......unless of course Big Fish can come up with a game equal to Hidden Expedition Amazon.....that game is the bomb!!!!!!!!!!!

Treasure masters all the way! But ya gotta play in timed mode, that's the half the fun!

I can't find something to set off the fire alarm in chapter 2 can you offer me some help please.

Casey63 wrote:I can't find something to set off the fire alarm in chapter 2 can you offer me some help please.

Look in the desk for a green book of match.or the lighter

I liked the retro attitude of Yard Sale but not the mini-games. Treasure Masters is a better game, in my humble little seahorse opinion of course.

I have purchased both games and they are both great. I love BF too. Thank goodness for this forum or I wouldn't be able to finish Treasure Masters. Yard Sale was hilarious and fun. I would do both in the untimed mode and just relax. They were both enjoyable and got my mind off of the rest of the world. I was able to get through all chapters of Treasure Master, until chapter 10, but I think there was a little glitch in the system, because I didn't get the red shears to free the dolphin. Or, may be I was doing something wrong, but either way, I'm going back and starting the chapter over. This was a great game and very challenging. I loved going from one map to the other to get the clues to work each section. One of the best hidden object games I ever played. Yard Sale was just funny. I had a good time putting the objects together to make tables, chairs, etc, for the house. When I stopped spray painting a chair, lamp, or whatever, the can of spray paint would shake itself. Truly funny. I get off on the little things. Anyway, thanks BF!!! My suggestion is to purchase the both of them.