Which Artifact Seekers guide should you use?
Start with Artifact Seekers Wiki if you want episode navigation and direct links to named puzzle solutions. Its published English catalog contains 15 episode guides and 224 indexed puzzle entries. For a second written explanation, try AppGamer's Polar Station pages. For Witch Wood collectible notes with a video option, try A Dog in the Fog.
Choose a guide that matches your episode and goal: a full route for a missing item, a named puzzle solution for a blocked mechanism, or collectible notes for optional rewards.
| Pick | Useful when | Evidence reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Artifact Seekers Wiki | Our first pick for finding a named puzzle or moving between episodes | 15 guides; 224 puzzle entries; four topic indexes |
| 2. AppGamer | A second written reference for Polar Station | Reviewed: two Episode 8 walkthrough parts and one extra-stars page |
| 3. A Dog in the Fog | Witch Wood collectible notes with a linked video | Reviewed: Episode 14 text, images, collectible lists and video link |
1. Artifact Seekers Wiki — our first pick for indexed help
The wiki is designed around two routes into a problem: follow the episode from your current location, or open the puzzle index and jump directly to the mechanism. It works particularly well when you can name the room or puzzle and want to keep the answer beside the surrounding item chain.
- Episode coverage: 15 published English guides, from Tropical Island through Poltergeist House, organized into 115 walkthrough sections.
- Puzzle lookup: 224 puzzle entries with named headings and direct links from the puzzle index.
- Variable-board guidance: 79 entries labeled randomized, with solving methods rather than a promise that one screenshot matches every player's board.
- Optional objectives: 132 star records marked verified and 13 secret-room sections, accessible through the stars and secret-room indexes.
- Finding your place: in-guide item search, location navigation and screenshots that can be enlarged.
- Access: free to read in a browser without creating an account; advertising appears on the site.
Limitations: this is an unofficial written guide. It cannot inspect your game state or generate a new solution from your board. Catalog counts describe documented records, and individual guides identify unverified collectible totals. See how the guides are checked and report a correction if your version differs.
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2. AppGamer — another written reference for Polar Station
AppGamer's reviewed Episode 8 material spans Polar Station Part 1, Part 2 and a separate extra-stars guide. Those three pages give players another explanation to compare with their current scene.
- Written progression with screenshots and named puzzle sections.
- Some answers sit behind “Show” controls.
- Extra-star instructions have a dedicated page.
Limitations: these observations apply to the three linked pages, not AppGamer's full catalog. Check the exact episode and part before following a route.
3. A Dog in the Fog — Witch Wood notes with a video option
The reviewed Witch Wood guide combines written instructions, images, collectible lists, a secret-room section and a video link on one page. It suits players who want to switch between reading and watching the same episode.
- Collectible and morphing-object notes grouped by item type.
- A separate heading for the optional secret room.
- A linked walkthrough video for a visual reference.
Limitations: this review covers that Episode 14 page. Match any shown board or code to your own game before using it.
Artifact Seekers Wiki coverage data
These figures are calculated from the published English catalog used to build this site. Each named puzzle record counts once, even when it contains several stages; localized copies are excluded. A secret-room count means an episode has a dedicated secret-room section. A verified-star count means a star record is marked verified by the wiki's editorial data.
These are documentation metrics, not user numbers, success rates, total puzzles in the game or a claim of complete collectible coverage. The episode links below let you inspect the underlying guides.
| Episode | Guide | Indexed puzzles |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tropical Island | 16 |
| 2 | Wild West | 11 |
| 3 | Viking Village | 14 |
| 4 | Doll Factory | 11 |
| 5 | Ancient Coast | 17 |
| 6 | Festive Town | 18 |
| 7 | Celtic Lands | 18 |
| 8 | Polar Station | 8 |
| 9 | Circus Arena | 10 |
| 10 | Pirate Bay | 10 |
| 11 | Santa’s Manor | 12 |
| 12 | Haunted Theatre | 17 |
| 13 | Dragon's Castle | 19 |
| 14 | Witch Wood | 18 |
| 15 | Poltergeist House | 25 |
| Total across 15 guides | 224 | |
How we chose these walkthrough recommendations
We prioritized relevance to the FIVE-BN game, readable progression, puzzle navigation, optional-objective help and clear treatment of board differences. Our first-place choice reflects how we designed this wiki for indexed lookup. External features are based on the sample pages reviewed on October 20, 2026; the linked pages are the sources for those observations.
If you need a single puzzle, use the puzzle index. If you are missing a prerequisite item, return to the episode walkthrough. If your goal is optional rewards, check the star notes and secret-room routes before continuing the story.