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The order of the boxes is on the rock. When you push the stones off the upper part, push the two OUTSIDE pieces to the far left and right (landing them on top of the other stones is one way to do this). To get the two inner ones in the correct order, push both off one side then slide them together and bring in the outside blocks.
In more detail :
The blocks when atop the slab are in the order 2, 4, 3, 1. To arrange the blocks to match the diagram, do the following :
- Push the first block off to the left, and well to the left along the floor
- Push the second block off to the left, then right to the matching #4 spot on the floor diagram
- Push the third block off to the left, then right into #3 against the #4 block on the floor
- Push the #2 block on the floor over from where you left it, into #2 spot
- Push the final block off to the left and into the #1 position, completing the diagram
If you push one wrong, use the reset button. To reach the exit, push one or more blocks to the left.
What else can I help you with?
What are the four challenges Giza on Nabooti Island?
The four challenges are the dashes, the blocks, the collapsing floors, and the sand statues.
What do you do when you get past the falling blocks on nabooti island?
Inside the Sphinx at Giza, you face four challenges. The third is the "falling blocks" and the final one is the Sand Room where the Blue Jewel is located. (see the related questions)
Where is the set of four blocks on nabooti island?
It is the second of 4 challenges in the tomb at Giza. Once you cross the scorpion pit, rearrange the blocks as shown on the picture below. When the door opens, push one block left to climb up.
How do you get to the four blocks on Giza Nabooti?
Take your time. They won't fall unless you jump. When you fall, there is 4 symbols. Starting from the bottom, jump on the matching symbols on the blocks.
Is there a jewel in the tomb at Giza on Nabooti Island?
The Blue Jewel is in the tomb, and you must complete four challenges to reach it. (see the related questions)
Where is the jewel at Giza on nabooti island?
The Blue Jewel is in the tomb under the Sphinx, and you must complete four challenges to reach it. (see the related question)
How do you get the jewel from the mummy on Nabooti island?
The mummy case is part of the last challenge in the Sphinx at Giza. There are four challenges in all. (To defeat the sphinx, see the related question.)
How do you complete the temple on nabooti island?
The Sphinx at Giza has four challenges to defeat in order to get the Green Jewel. To enter the tomb, or solve the challenges, see the related questions.
How do you make all the lines horizontal on nabooti island?
In the first challenge inside the tomb at Giza, there are stone blocks over the scorpion pit. To make them all flat, open the display on the wall (-|--) and just click the first, third, and fourth (-) lines, and all four will be flat (----). You can walk over the pit.
How do you make all the lines flat in the pyramid on Nabooti island?
In the first challenge inside the tomb at Giza, there are stone blocks over the scorpion pit. To make them all flat, open the display on the wall (-|--) and just click the first, third, and fourth (-) lines, and all four will be flat (----). You can walk over the pit.
How do you make all the lines straight on the puzzle on nabooti island?
In the first challenge inside the tomb at Giza, there are stone blocks over the scorpion pit. To make them all flat, open the display on the wall (-|--) and just click the first, third, and fourth (-) lines, and all four will be flat (----). You can walk over the pit.
What do the eye and bird look like on nabooti island?
On the falling blocks challenge in the tomb at Giza, you can only walk on one certain block on each of the four levels of the chamber. On the first level, jump onto the block with the man. On the second, the wavy sea. On the third, the bird (a hieroglyphic crow). On the fourth, the eye. Then quickly jump to the rope before the blocks collapse anyway. The four symbols appear on the sign as you enter the tomb, indicating their order.
