I did indeed decide to finish this off one evening, only to find that the coloured light sections lasted for about five minutes. Once I realised that the rest of the game was commute-compatible, I left it until I was next on a train.
The final levels were tricky, but not impossible. The most difficult one was right near the end, where you had to jump over a platform rather than landing on it in order to ensure victory - and then shoot towards a wall then jump onto a platform that would rise once your shots reached the creature you generated by landing.
And then the ending, where you are again presented with two doors, and I just couldn't work out what to do to get either to open. The pie chart didn't help, either.
I spent ages on the train trying to get the doors to settle down - but everything I did seemed to reset the world to the initial state. I tried standing still, and the world got more fuzzy, but every now and again it reset. I jumped, I shot, I tilted the console, I tried to reset the level, and nothing worked.
Of course, nothing was going to work. I imagine you've seen where I'm going with this. In order for the yellow door to appear, you are meant to not do anything for a couple of minutes. Sitting on a train which was moving meant that I couldn't get that to happen.
So, once again, played at home and completed. I am getting a bit annoyed at Vita games being unplayable on a commute.
The final levels were tricky, but not impossible. The most difficult one was right near the end, where you had to jump over a platform rather than landing on it in order to ensure victory - and then shoot towards a wall then jump onto a platform that would rise once your shots reached the creature you generated by landing.
And then the ending, where you are again presented with two doors, and I just couldn't work out what to do to get either to open. The pie chart didn't help, either.
I spent ages on the train trying to get the doors to settle down - but everything I did seemed to reset the world to the initial state. I tried standing still, and the world got more fuzzy, but every now and again it reset. I jumped, I shot, I tilted the console, I tried to reset the level, and nothing worked.
Of course, nothing was going to work. I imagine you've seen where I'm going with this. In order for the yellow door to appear, you are meant to not do anything for a couple of minutes. Sitting on a train which was moving meant that I couldn't get that to happen.
So, once again, played at home and completed. I am getting a bit annoyed at Vita games being unplayable on a commute.
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