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two small travelers have found themselves stranded on opposite sides of a mirror world. discover the different ways their stories unfold.
-----OBJECTIVE-----
discover all 13 endings.
interact with the world by talking to the travelers and using the orbs to power the various systems.
if you get stuck, the travelers will usually have a helpful hint to finding an undiscovered ending.
-----CONTROLS-----
LEFT / RIGHT - move
SPACE - interact
DOWN (hold) - switch worlds
UP (hold) - view unlocked endings
F - fullscreen
+/- volume controls
R (hold) - restart game
Q (hold 10s) - delete save data
-----WALKTHROUGH-----
zillix.net/docs/juxtapose/walkthrough.txt
-----UPDATES-----
3/18/15- fixed a bug where the medal popup would not appear
3/19/15- fixed a problem where the 'resign' ending would sometimes show up as 'catalyze'
3/29/15- muted the medal popup. minor bugfixes
The art style is so simple but perfectly captures the games mood. Fantastic concept, thanks for the walkthrough, I couldn't find all the endings. Really great art game =)
(BTW If you have problems with the catalyst achievement, your world is probably still juxtaposed, juxtapose it again and then try the catalyst steps again)
Putting this in Action-Other genre seems wrong. It belongs in adventure or puzzle.
Absolutely love this game! The controls are really simple, so they don't detract from the complexity of the in-game lore.
For such minimalist graphics this game was amazing. 13 different endings, some i figured by myself, some by chance and experimentation. The rest I sadly have to admit i went to youtube for.
Fantastic work.
Every single game you make is phenomenal. It's really remarkable what you're able to do with simple controls and simple stories - I end up deeply invested every time. Out of curiosity, is there any sort of master document explaining how various stories in your games connect? It seems like there are at *least* two distinct, fleshed-out worlds within your universe.
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