In this abstract exploration game offering no concrete plot or purpose, the player wanders across a variety of exotic and stylized environments, hopefully appreciating the game's artistic motif. The arrow keys are used to control the character; no further information is required.
!Xorpl contains six paths of exploration and three different endings. Enjoy.
What do I have to do to find the other 2 endings? I only found 1 ending but 6 paths.
I tried to not die at all. Succeeded but no special ending.
#22
Posted by
sir Xemic on October 04, 2007 at 02:34 pm
I ccan't get past the stupid first snow place... you can't freakin see anything!!!
But great game otherwise...
#23
Posted by
lum taylor on October 04, 2007 at 03:26 pm
The factors determining the nature of the ending sequence are rather complicated. The player begins with a merit of 0. The completion of a special path increases this value by two, and each death decreases it by one.
Special paths:
1a) In the desert area, continue past the hole in the sand and cross the quicksand pits.
1b) In the desert area, enter the hole in the sand and land on the ledge to your left as you fall.
2) In the room with the rising lava, choose the lower exit.
Merit:::::::Ending sequence
0 or less:::Bad
1 to 3::::::Average
4:::::::::::Good
Thus, in order to obtain the best ending sequence, you must choose two special paths and not die once. I hope that this helps.
Excellent little game you got here. Very fun. It's really short (beat in like 5 min), but I think that adds to the quaintness (is that a word?) of the game. Now I'll have to try and find the other endings ^-^. I say a solid 7/10. Kepp it up.
I liked it, except I hated the parts where you have to jump from ledge to ledge, I either didn't jump at all and fell, or I hit my head on the ceiling and fell. Pissed me off, especially when the lava came in. But the rest of the game was nice.
Yay! !Xorpl! I downloaded this from another site at one point in the past and loved it. Well done! :D *checks out your other games*
Of course, it would of be nice if the game was longer, but I suppose you could always just make a sequel...?
Rating: 8/10
#35
Posted by
Toadsanime on March 30, 2008 at 08:50 am
In this abstract exploration game offering no concrete plot or purpose, the player wanders across a variety of exotic and stylized environments, hopefully appreciating the game's artistic motif. The arrow keys are used to control the character; no further information is required.
