Fan Game Unlimited Trees' Sonic 1 - SAGE 2017 Demo
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FINAL DEMO VERSION DOWNLOAD
Here's the final version of the SAGE demo. Not that much different but it does add a few minor things.
Changelog:
-Debug Mode added by pressing 3 during Title Screen
-"PLAY MANIA FOR MY BOI BRAD" screen is moved to the Sound Test (in the CHOOSE A SOUNDTRACK menu) and can be seen by selecting sound 99
-Other secrets I forgot to add
-Maybe some other things I forgot
Here's the final version of the SAGE demo. Not that much different but it does add a few minor things.
Changelog:
-Debug Mode added by pressing 3 during Title Screen
-"PLAY MANIA FOR MY BOI BRAD" screen is moved to the Sound Test (in the CHOOSE A SOUNDTRACK menu) and can be seen by selecting sound 99
-Other secrets I forgot to add
-Maybe some other things I forgot
Epic double post.
So, I see people are not liking the Puyo section in EPZ. So, I wrote a guide on how to skip it, but it's in the Showcase, and the showcase's release won't be public until SAGE, and there are some explanations on how to find some secrets, so here is the guide: (I put it in a spoiler tag, for those who want to find it on their own)
Anyways, another thing I'm not sure anyone noticed is the Beta OST and SAGE OST thing, so have a copy-paste:
In the game there are two different soundtracks. The SAGE 2017 ost which is comprised of obscure songs I found from various obscure games, and the Beta OST, which is the ROM hack's original soundtrack. You can choose which songs will play in the zones by entering the "CHOOSE A SOUNDTRACK" menu, going to the "CHOOSE A PLAYLIST" option, and changing it to "Beta OST". Then, go into a zone, and the track will be different.
Anyways, that is all. I'm hoping for this game to do well. See ya at SAGE.
So, I see people are not liking the Puyo section in EPZ. So, I wrote a guide on how to skip it, but it's in the Showcase, and the showcase's release won't be public until SAGE, and there are some explanations on how to find some secrets, so here is the guide: (I put it in a spoiler tag, for those who want to find it on their own)
-To skip the Puyo section in Egg Plant, first get to this section (Don't mind debug being enabled, I was just testing something):
Then, fall down, and you'll be here:
Once you're here, go left, and follow the path until you get here:
Keep going right until you spot this ring:
Jump down to the ring, and follow the secret path, and you'll eventually be taken straight to the boss fight. This is the only zone in which you can skip a special area. There's also another path you can take to skip, but I'll leave that up to you to find.
Then, fall down, and you'll be here:
Once you're here, go left, and follow the path until you get here:
Keep going right until you spot this ring:
Jump down to the ring, and follow the secret path, and you'll eventually be taken straight to the boss fight. This is the only zone in which you can skip a special area. There's also another path you can take to skip, but I'll leave that up to you to find.
Anyways, another thing I'm not sure anyone noticed is the Beta OST and SAGE OST thing, so have a copy-paste:
In the game there are two different soundtracks. The SAGE 2017 ost which is comprised of obscure songs I found from various obscure games, and the Beta OST, which is the ROM hack's original soundtrack. You can choose which songs will play in the zones by entering the "CHOOSE A SOUNDTRACK" menu, going to the "CHOOSE A PLAYLIST" option, and changing it to "Beta OST". Then, go into a zone, and the track will be different.
Anyways, that is all. I'm hoping for this game to do well. See ya at SAGE.
Gave it a try yesterday. Pretty fun, but not really a fan of the WASD control scheme. Doesn't feel right for a platformer.
Various people have complained about the WASD scheme. I honestly don't see how people could enjoy the arrow keys unless you're left handed. They're completely backwards and fuck up what all game controllers established
It's because most games that use keyboard controls that are 2D use arrow keys and is the default for pretty much every emulator therefore making arrow keys the norm for most 2D games.