Quick answer
Inspect the items on both cliff faces and the upper ledges before moving the hanging man. The useful objects are spread across both sides of the ravine. The hanging man's position does not mean every successful drag should land directly on his body.
- Level
- Level 14
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Help Him up the Mountain.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
A man hangs beneath a cliff edge while a woman and a tree occupy the opposite ledge. Inspect the items on both cliff faces and the upper ledges before moving the hanging man. Keep the person in the supported position while preparing the next useful object; the destination alone is not a safe route.
Use the movable objects to extend the usable support across the gap. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
Bring the tree-side materials into the rescue sequence, watching where each object attaches. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
Complete the remaining connections so the hanging man can reach the safe ledge. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Tips
- The useful objects are spread across both sides of the ravine. The hanging man's position does not mean every successful drag should land directly on his body.
- Use the movable objects to extend the usable support across the gap. Follow the attachment or movement that the scene accepts before attempting the next part of the escape.
- Bring the tree-side materials into the rescue sequence, watching where each object attaches. Inspect the area newly exposed by the previous action, because a later part of the route can have different targets.
Common mistakes
- Trying to drag the man across an unsupported gap skips the required rescue setup.
Frequently asked questions
Can I pull the man directly across the cliff gap?
Trying to drag the man across an unsupported gap skips the required rescue setup. The useful objects are spread across both sides of the ravine. The hanging man's position does not mean every successful drag should land directly on his body.
What should happen at the end of this escape?
Complete the remaining connections so the hanging man can reach the safe ledge. Allow the final movement to finish without dragging the rescued character back toward the original danger.
Which scene does the level 14 solution cover?
A man hangs beneath a cliff edge while a woman and a tree occupy the opposite ledge. Compare the main character and the surrounding objects before using the steps; the task in your game should match this setting.