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Unlock code:3-1: D887C1 tip:blow smoke ring at sensor from the edge of non-smoke zone and run after it to push it to the sensor.
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For Blowing Smoke Badge, after you smoke follow the circle, walk behind it. It will de-spawn slower and hit the button.
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Blowing smoke: Cheat code 7E7CA3 unlocks 3-2 (level 18). EHUP is on 3-1 level 17. blow smoke ring ring at sensor from the edge of non-smoke zone and run after it to push it to the sensor.
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To change the cosmetic appearance of your smoke go to the cheats input and use:
"Something...Darker" red/black smoke
"BigPimpin" purple smoke
"WoahDude" rainbow smoke
"SuperSmokeTheCigsTurbo" increased amount of smoke and longer range (disables Kong hiscores)
"BackToTheBasics" resets smoke to default
Those are all I could find! have fun with this great game :)
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The trick to beating the EHUP is to blow a ring at it, then to run after your ring until it reaches the switch. Hope this helped!
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Did you ever stop to consider that if you don't like to read, instead of changing the game, maybe it's just not for you? I know a concept not revolving around you is a complicated one, but you'll get the hang of it.
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Hm, my apartment has a bunch of pits and lasers and you'd have to smoke in order to get out. No wonder Penelope didn't want her boyfriend coming over.
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"Thank you for playing" WELL THANKS FOR RIPPING MY HEART OUT INTO SMALL PEICES GOSH
I love these two games, thank you for such great work!
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One thing I love about 2DArray is the way everything flows in his games, they don't tell a story to you, you make the story, and the tutorial is fitted into the story, rather than just sticking a wee screen at the start telling you everything, you feel like you develop with the character, and it makes the games all the more gripping, I love this and TCOM so much, if you read this 2D, you are my favourite flash game developer!
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At the end of the game, where it talks about his day, thats his current state of mind after the accident with Katheryn. He can't remember anything for the day, which matches up what his psychologist said in the first game. This story was sad, but it was really good. I wish I knew just what happened with Kathryn :(
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She needs to have a serious talk with the architect who designed her house. Giant pits don't exactly give a warm welcome to visitors. Not to mention how hard it's going to sell the house in the future.
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Took me time to realize that everything in this game is a metaphor. E.G., the lasers represent Kat's "internal threats" (life problems, stress) and she fixes them with smoking.
It's very rare to find games of this kind. Kudos to 2DArray for making these great games.
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beautiful story... very deep and philosophical... although the sarcasm towards literary analysis provides nice comic relief (ie metaphorical lasers, belief vs coping defense mechanism) lols.... i love the story line... Just for the story and music alone (the biggest elements) i woudl give this a 5/5... but the puzzles are very nice.. involves a little bit of timing (smoke rings) but anyone can pick that up relatively easiliy... the puzzlse themselves are rather unique as well, and the solutions are not overly complicated... Favorite problem is definately the ExtremelyHardUpstairsProblem of DOOM.. <3
overall 5/5, already favorited.
cant wait for the next installment
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If you take 'The Company of Myself' and compare it to this game, the level where jack 'kills' Kathryn, and the last level of this game, is the biggest part in my opinion. In TCOM, the ending credits basically explain that he went insane after he accidentally killed Kathryn and he put her in a green box. In this game, she talks about her garden(backyard) where she's found in TCOM.
So, yeah. It all kind of falls together. Jack was a drug abuser trying to get away from his normal life, but it just made it worse when he met Kathryn.
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Truly impressive when someone chain-smokes likes a chimney, yet has the cardiovascular prowess to double jump and run without tiring.
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When Jack talks about the short stubby refrigerator he is alluding to the green "boxes" or doors in Company of Myself. It's green because it's "Eco-friendly too." This is the box that Kathyrn is buried in (as revealed in CoM). There are so many subtle connections. Great game - not because of the puzzles (which are fun and challenging) but because of the message. This games actually has something to say and it says it. Much appreciation
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I really like how you make games with deep meanings like this. To those that think it's advocating smoking, it's NOT. 5/5
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I think I can make a good case for the type of "medication" jack uses. Amphetamines. His "levelheadedness" (emotional equilibrium/numbness), the way his words appear + a comment about him being "twitchy" (higher doses/addiction leads to Parkinsons-like twitches), It causes sleep deprivation, which leads to memory loss. And it's often the "self-medication" of choice among Schizophrenics (And with that I'm referencing his memory loss/guilt surrounding the "murder" of Kathryn). (Partial) Memory loss is a way for the mind to cope with extreme forms of guilt, basically "creating" an alter ego that is responsible rather than the self.
Personal theories aside, this game has been an awesome experience for me. 5/5
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Fantastic...
Only thing that was kind of annoying is because characters keep moving while I'm trying to read the dialog...
however, 5/5
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The ending teared me up in both shock, sadness and awe for these games and their author. Well done. I can easily say these games are my favourite series to exist on the internet.
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The gameplay (is fun) + dialog + puzzles (not hard, but fun) make an astounding combination of what we call "a game".
The story is really touching and feels real.
Thank you, this is the best game I've ever played.
Unbelievable
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Oh... my.. God... I realize halfway through her fall that this is where her story ends in "The Company of Myself." And that's where my heart skipped a beat and my stomach tightened. My God what a heart-wrenching story.
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After playing this a long time ago, coming back to it for the BotD and being flooded by memories of this sad game. Goddamn. Thanks so much for building off of company of myself, this is an awesome game. 5/5
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Say what you will about "platfomers with meaning," but I always appreciate one that can deliver it's message in a way that comes across genuine. This is certainly one of those games, and I can relate in a lot of respects to Kathryn's issues, as well as the psychologist's insights. I appreciated this games message a great deal, and the game it was framed around wasn't too shabby, either, however difficult it may have been in some levels. Overall, an enjoyable, and personal, experience.
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This is why I love flash games...every once in a while, you hit one of these, a game that's actually very fun, but also tells a story that's worth going through, and in bonus many deep psychological and philosophical ideas that can certainly be of some use to most of us.
I know it's pretty old, but still, this game is really brillant :)