Beating it requires spelling all 165 of the easter egg words in the game that have some special effect, but with the catch that you only have certain letters available, and need to use the LIE creature to create antonyms to give you access to more letters. The Antonymizer mini game is separate from the main game and can be worked on at your leisure. Step 5: Complete the Antonymizer Mini Game There are very few difficult areas in the game, so with some patience and a little practice, this achievement is very readily obtainable. It may sound pretty intimidating at first, but it is actually not very difficult. Your last achievement related to the main game will be completing it without dying more than 5 times.

Step 4: Complete the game with no more than 5 deaths Once you know all the puzzle solutions and routes to take, a playthrough takes around 45 minutes or so, so this achievement can be knocked out pretty quick. You could definitely combine them into a single playthrough (I ended up dying 6 times in my 'no Wordscrambler' playthrough), but to avoid the extra stress, I'd recommend keeping them separate. Step 3: Complete the game without using the WordscramblerĪt this point you've got to complete the game without using the Wordscrambler, and without dying more than 5 times. Refer to the relevant descriptions in the guide below for where to unlock the achievements and for mopping up the Quotations. Step 2: Mop up any missed Quotations and achievementsĪfter completing the game, you'll probably be missing a handful of Quotations and a bunch of miscellaneous achievements.

Doing this and watching the Epilogue and Credits will net you the 4 story-related achievements and the achievement for watching the Epilogue and Credits, and you may even unlock a couple miscellaneous achievements along the way. Collect as many as you can and play through the game to beat it. The majority of them are either completely visible on screen, or there is an obvious alternate path to take. During your playthrough, keep on the lookout for Quotations. There are 3 chapters and a prologue, and it should only take a couple hours at most to finish the game. The first thing you'll want to do is simply play through the game. Speaking of achievements, let's get started on earning them. There are also two minigames that can be played outside of the main game, only one of which must be beaten for the achievement.

Achievement-wise, there is nothing too complicated aside from completing the game without dying more than 5 times, and even that isn't too difficult. It may sound like a strange combination, but the gameplay is very smooth, with some clever but not too difficult puzzles, and a very simple yet enjoyable story. Welcome to Typoman: Revised, a 2D puzzle platformer that plays and is designed much in the style of Limbo, but with the added element of Boggle-style letter manipulation to make words that have effects on the world and can be used to solve puzzles. Unobtainable/glitched achievements: ' Versatile' is glitched in that you need to meet the requirements 10 times to unlock the achievement, despite the achievement giving no indication of that Does difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1 Approximate amount of time to 1000 : 15-20 hours With the intro out of the way, let’s move on to the hints and tips to help you get acclimatized to the game.- Estimated achievement difficulty: 4/10 All in all this game was a fun completion for me, with the only difficult achievements being spelling 300 words, beating the Antonymizer mini game, and beating the game in a single run with less than 5 deaths, which fans of Limbo will be pleased to know it is much much easier to do in this game. 3-4 hours to complete the main game if you’re not using a guide to solve the puzzles (but if you’re reading this I guess you are), an hour or two to nail your practice run for the “Typoman” achievement, and a few more hours invested into the Antonymizer minigame. Achievement wise you’re looking at about 10-12 hours. You’ll see as you progress through the game the developers creative use for the environment (spikes are shaped like A’s, ladders are H’s, etc) which is what ultimately lured me to the game. This is one of the most creative games I have played in a while and is easily one of my top 10 games that I have played to have come out of the program. The game centres around puzzles that are solved by creating certain words to help navigate obstacles to progress. We join our (literal) hero as he sets off on a journey to save the world from impending (literal) doom. Hello and welcome to the TrueAchievements Walkthrough for Typoman: Revised.

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