Blackwood & Bell Mysteries Broken Down Jeep: Our guide to finding every item

Brandy Shaul
Updated


It's safe to say that no one likes having car trouble, but imagine how much worse a blown radiator or flat tire would be if it happened while in the middle of a thunderstorm on an African safari, surrounded by wild and even dangerous animals. That's the situation we'll come upon in Blackwood & Bell Mysteries' "Broken Down Jeep" scene, as animals (luckily friendly) have come to investigate a broken jeep and its many items that have been scattered about on the plains. We're here with a guide to help you find this scene's many items, so let's get started!

Note: The items you'll receive will just be a selection of all of those pictured below. If you're looking to find a particular item: Hit Ctrl +F (or Command + F if on a Mac) and type in the name of the object you're looking for. This will take you directly to its image.

Set 1:

  • Bi-plane

  • Flying Helmet

  • Rugby Ball

  • Antelope

  • Zebra

  • Teddy Bear

Set 2:

  • Pink Flower

  • Wooden Chest

  • Flag

  • Skull

  • Skywriting

  • Tea Kettle

Set 3:

  • Violin

  • Trophy

  • Coffee Tin

  • Monkey

  • Porcelain Vase

  • License Plate

Set 4:

  • Bird

  • UFO

  • Suitcase

  • Bananas

  • Saxophone

  • Orange Bottle

Set 5:

  • Phone

  • Baseball Mitt

  • Cave Drawing

  • Music Box

  • Bread

Set 6:

  • Spear

  • Binoculars

  • Camera

  • Puppet

  • Cigar Box

  • Trumpet

Set 7:

  • Barrel

  • Baboon

  • Paw Prints

  • Lizard

  • Elephant

Set 8:

  • Beaded Necklace

  • Key

  • Lighter

  • Wicker Basket

Set 9:

  • Green Umbrella

  • Safari Hat

  • Medal

  • Drum

  • Headphones



There are still a few items that haven't been marked above, as the game generates each set of 12 necessary hidden objects randomly. We'll make sure to keep playing this scene and will update this space when we've found more items to help you out.

Check out the rest of our Blackwood & Bell Mysteries cheats and tips right here.

What do you think of this Broken Down Jeep scene? Do you like scenes with animations like this one's flashing lightning, or do the animations cause a distraction from actually finding the hidden objects? Sound off in the comments.

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