About This Game Tamashii is a straightforward puzzle platform game inspired by obscure Japanese games from the 90s and late 80s.WARNING: This game contains Flashing Lights and potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy.You, A unnamed soul have been summoned by an ancient entity seeking help; He needs you to discover the evil source that hides inside his twisted temple and ensure his legacy.A dark tale about inner discoveries set in a distorted and "perverted" world. Full controller support. Auto Save feature. Level select Hub. Time trial/Score attack. "Slow-motion mode" help some players to solve timing puzzles. Secrets and Easter eggs a09c17d780 Title: TAMASHIIGenre: IndieDeveloper:VikintorPublisher:VikintorRelease Date: 5 Mar, 2019 Download TAMASHII .exe Great game, it took me 7 hours to find every secrets and stuff hidden. (And there is more)I'd recommend to play it with the option that delete some flash\/fast animation (in the options) and with a controllerSome background may look disturbing too, (If you pay attention, the first screenshot of the game shows a statue that suck his own\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 and there are various things like that) soo if it really hits you I won't recommend to play this gameThe game in itself isn't that hard, don't really expect that much challenge from the platformer, but it does very well the scary part\/ambientSooo if you like disturbing background (remind me of the binding of Isaac with the whole religious stuff) you should try it, you can always get a refund if you don't like it. I've played a lot of games that use occultism as set dressing or in a campy way, but this is surprisingly earnest. For better or for worse, it feels like an occultist made it. I liked it, but it might bother you a lot if you're religious or militantly anti-superstition.. This is a great experience, the graphics are well-done, and you have all the trappings of a basic platformer/puzzler here.you're given a brief tutorial, and then the game thrusts you into the world, doesn't really explain much after that ( although there are numerous pentagrams that offer context sensitive tips )the main gameplay is you activating switches with either your character, or clones you can make ( up to 3 ) and they have a timer - which makes them explode as it runs out . You can also forcibly speed them up as well.Vast majority of the puzzles require you to activate colored switches to keep progressing within these limitations.The main chambers all have a boss fight, as well - and those are pretty sweet.Before you reach the boss, you're given the option to take an easy path, or a hard path - it says you get rewards, but I never saw anything - I just always did the hardest path.As i played the game, weird stuff happened on and off - I'm not spoiling it here.And, there's tons and tons of hidden things. Main case in point, the game comes with a RAR file named BONUS, and you can find a code in the game to unzip it . I won't spoil what it is, but I will say it's worth it. The ending to the game, not sure I got the right one? The credits rolled, I was in an FPS segment, and the game force closes shortly after ( not spoiling a thing ) I noticed after you " beat " the game, you can redo levels to gain a score, and I'm thinking maybe this is something you need to do in order to achieve a proper ending. regardless, had a blast playing this and discovering all the nooks and crannies.Amoung the secret things: morse code puzzles, cryptograms, backmasked audio and single frame images you probably should be recording to find. literally single frames, haha. Got some good Pony Island vibes here, and if I can solve the riddle to beating the game properly, I'll update this.. spooky game with really interesting visuals. Tamashii is an unnerving experience that still manages to be intelligent and fun to play. It's a horror-platformer, its movement styled in the fashion of games like Tower of Heaven, I Want to be the Guy, and Super Meat Boy. The visual design comes from obscure 80's Japanese cartridge titles, heavily pixelated but showing some of its supreme abilities as compared to what was possible in the past. The world of Tamashii is bleak and creepy, filled to the brink with religious imagery, surprising scares, and mysterious dialogues. It draws you in with its realism, and sets the atmosphere for a 2 A.M. session like you're on an old CRTV, experiencing horrible chromatic aberration and numerous glitches. It kind of makes me feel as though I picked up the game from a flea market on a dusty cartridge with only Japanese text scrawled on a piece of tape. The gameplay is simple, but satisfying. You can jump, double-jump, and run to the left or right. You have the option of creating up to three "clones," which decay and eventually disappear over time. The clones can be eliminated quicker by holding down a button and watching their "health" deplete in the bottom corner. Clones are used to activate switches, get through difficult areas, activate numerous things at a time, and attack bosses with health-bars. The game is essentially made up of five stages and a stage-select over world, gradually picking up in difficulty. The stages have easy and hard options available with secrets to find for talented puzzle-solvers, and they place a strong demand on your intellectual and controller-based skills. It has clever mysteries, numerous secrets, and challenging boss fights. The visuals are the greatest draw, with many creepy things to see and monsters to encounter. It has a metallic, but rock-like feel similar to games on NES like Super Street Fighter, while also having the organic aspects of a game like Contra or Metroid. The game is designed to glitch and fall apart, with a convincing setting that would harken back to other popular experiences like Doki Doki Literature Club or Undertale. In a way, it's more believable given the grating presentation that truly makes it look like there's something horribly wrong with the game itself. Be warned, it appears as though it would be extremely dangerous to those prone to having seizures, and it can really wear on the eyes. A large part of some puzzles is the inability to even see the screen clearly. It has decent sound design, with a good atmospheric BGM. Bosses have enjoyable music that sets the tone to tension, and the scary portions of the game can really frighten with their terrifying sound-effects. Beyond that, it sounds like any sprite-based platformer would, as though it really came out in the 80's. The story isn't much to enjoy. Though it's a horror game, the text can often be incomprehensible and the characters are rather arbitrary. It's a little too philosophical or obtuse for me to find any enjoyment, and simply serves as a vehicle for some of the encounters. It's cheap and it's amusing. Best of all, Tamashii has many secret achievements, and a strong replayability due to a point-scoring system when you return to past levels. It may not be extremely memorable, but it will sit with you well as an engrossing and positive experience.. I made it almost 72 days into 2019 without ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ my pants. Thanks, Vikintor! Update 1.5: Hi everyone. Sorry for the delay, the 1.5 update is online bringing some fixes. (1.4 already solve the crashes on Beriah's chamber)In this update:* Pausing the game and choosing to "return to level select" no longer transports the player to level portal. Now you're transported to "Continue portal" instead.* Choosing to disable image effects and animations no longer locks player on "Flesh Hub sequence" (or jumpscare).* Minor fixes (texts, code...etc).;)
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