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por xraven13
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Descrição
Enter the world where death is not the end.
Como jogar
A, D / LEFT, RIGHT - move the character
SPACE / Z / W / UP - jump.. holding the button makes the character jump higher
W / UP - enter doors, activate revive portal
WASD, arrows - mash this buttons to escape when attacked by soulstealers
M - mute music
+ / - - change volume
P - pause the game
R - restart the level
Comentários
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OneShadow
Jan. 16, 2012
Spoiler: There is a hidden ending. If you notice, in the underworld there are white bug things. You can collect them. On the level were you can actually get to the angel, you should notice the bugs, now in cubes, in the underworld. If you collect all of them, you can get to a teleport. The angel is standing on the other side...
To get the first bug, you must die on the first level. (Use the weird cherry enemy). The rest are found in various locations in the underworld. The alternate ending also provides a hidden level.
If you already completed the game without getting all of the bugs, you can start a new game. The bugs you already captured should transfer over.
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bluejake0
Jan. 18, 2012
Death is not an option. It is necessary.
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timeslip
Jan. 17, 2012
Very good. The music is haunting, the underworld is very cleverly done.
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xyroclast
Jan. 17, 2012
Beautiful and extremely innovative. When I got to one of the puzzles I said to myself, "Could that possibly work? Could the game possibly allow this?" and sure enough, it did. I felt like I'd accomplished a great feat.
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EPR89
Jan. 20, 2012
Extremely clever game. And artistic as well. And it even plays fluently. Those three things together are rare. That's easily a 5/5.
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