I didn't bother getting the true ending... It was fun till the credits, but I HATE unlocking levels by doing specific things :/
I got it when it was like $2 or whatever on sale. I had fun for like ten mins and arouns then, wasnt sure why Shiz hated it so much. But yeah since its "short" and how it would take work to do the rest, I was done. You keep repeating the same levels until you do the special thing to unlock the next chain.
I tried playing through this a few months back... and i hate not completing games so I put in some effort.. but damn, the game is just too hard for me... I got the first (I think) 4 endings.. but I just did not have the skill to beat the other ones.... It's not a bad game... clearly it was low budget though.. all of the story is just screens of text, no movement, voice acting, etc... and there's really only a few small differences in the stages... but it as still fun enough... just, too difficult for me I'd have been unhappy with it if it were a full price title, but as a budget release it's not too bad
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What exactly is this game about, anyway? I've heard some people saying it's bad, some saying it's mediocre but entertaining, but... what are the play mechanics exactly? All I know is it involves a lot of use of the touchscreen.
Sidescroller where you use the touch to paint new platforms on the screen. Kinda like Yoshi's Touch-and-Go.
Yea, it's a 2d sidescroller where you control an ink demon with a sword, you can "paint" ink on the front touch screen that the demon can then jump on to, you also can summon a couple of helpers by drawing a pattern on the screen. You use the rear touch screen to rub it to fill the ink meter back up All the stages are quite short, and pretty much look and play the same, and at the end you fight a boss... There are (from memory) 6 endings, and to get the better ones you need to look at the level map and get a high score/rank on a certain level to drop down a line to then be on a more difficult path... Kind of hard to explain but hopefully it makes sense level - level - level - level - boss 1 --------------- level - level - boss 2 ----------------------- level - boss 3 kind of like that.... so with the above, you'd need to do well on the second level to drop down... or do average to continue along the line to defeat the easiest boss hope that helps!
One other thing worth noting is that the game has three different types of stages: regular proceed-to-the-boss stages, timed survival stages, and "you're being pursued by a giant, and if you don't outrun it successfully, you're dead" stages. I like the game a lot, personally, though it is exceedingly short -- most people will have it beaten with at least one ending in less than an hour, and you can theoretically attain every ending and basically 100% the game in less than 3 hours if you're a skilled gamer. For most people, I think the absolute ceiling is 5-7 hours -- you won't be able to squeeze much more out of it than that. It's a pretty fun 5-7 hours, though. -Tom
