walkthrough

[kinjoking]

since i havnt played the first Tj&E game, i was wondering if someone was going to make a full walkthrough video including chronological achievements and stick it on youtube, so i (and countless others) know what wer'e doing and can play the game as in the vid. it would be a time saver and a big help towards the first 200G!

[Kahn13]

This isn't quite what you're looking for but may still be helpful anyway. It shows full maps for the first game for each of the "Fixed World" levels (including Ship Pieces and exits).

http://skutter.net/tjande/maps.html

[kinjoking]

Originally Posted by Kahn13

This isn't quite what you're looking for but may still be helpful anyway. It shows full maps for the first game for each of the "Fixed World" levels (including Ship Pieces and exits).

http://skutter.net/tjande/maps.html

thats pretty sweet, but how do you go from level to level, how exactly do you complete levels? is there like teleports or something?
if you look at level 6, doesnt seem like any way of getting to the ship piece?

[Kahn13]

Originally Posted by kinjoking

thats pretty sweet, but how do you go from level to level, how exactly do you complete levels? is there like teleports or something?
if you look at level 6, doesnt seem like any way of getting to the ship piece?

Um well basically the idea is to reach the elevator in each level until you find a level with a ship piece (which you need to collect - that's the overall point of the game) and then continue on.

Usually if you walk around the edges of a map at certain points there are "hidden" paths that can sometimes trigger/form. I believe this is what you need to do for Level 6 (unfortunately I don't think there's a guide that shows those although I could be wrong). You can sometimes guess where they're going to be but it takes a bit of exploring sometimes...

[[Waggly Bean]]

Don't follow a video guide for this game if you've never played it before... There's plenty of weird things in this game that will be ruined if you see it in a video first. Much better to randomly come across them!

[kinjoking]

cant say im that bothered about savouring the moment, just wanna complete it, i grew up playing the sequel so the 1st game is just by-the-by for me.

PS- on the tje2, where can you find warp rooms, i saw the cheevo, completed the game without having ever saw one, any ideas??

[Kahn13]

Originally Posted by kinjoking

cant say im that bothered about savouring the moment, just wanna complete it, i grew up playing the sequel so the 1st game is just by-the-by for me.

It might be worth investing in the first game at least a little since it'd take 2 runs to 100% the game. I recommend having a reasonably thorough playthrough of Fixed World to get used to the game and grab most of the achievements so that the Fixed World playthrough is a tad less daunting.

Even with all my experience and having just completed Fixed World, I found Random World (or rather my Random World) to be very challenging. I'm sure it's a lot worse for anyone rushing through the game (and with no real way for a guide to help).

[Thomas001122]

How do you kiill the demon mailbox? I played this game to death way back then but can't remember how I killed him before. Maybe I just ran(well he is pretty fast) from him(more like tried to stay away from) all the time lol.

Edit: Duh the use of tomato slinging...but I was thinking that didn't work before...oh well lol

[Kahn13]

Hey guys, some of you may already know this, but apparently in Fixed World despite the outward appearance of presents changing, the contents of them are always the same. So for instance, the Level 1 presents will always have Decoy, Boombox, Door, and Tomatoes.

This is handy to know because in Level 2, there is a randomizer and identifying it is VERY important (it's arguably more dangerous than Total Bummer). Apparently it always spawns just north of the present closest to the Mail Box.

I'm surprised after all these years that I NEVER picked up on that (that's what makes old games so awesome - there's always things you learn about them even years later lol).

[thelatestmodel]

Originally Posted by Kahn13

Hey guys, some of you may already know this, but apparently in Fixed World despite the outward appearance of presents changing, the contents of them are always the same. So for instance, the Level 1 presents will always have Decoy, Boombox, Door, and Tomatoes.

This is handy to know because in Level 2, there is a randomizer and identifying it is VERY important (it's arguably more dangerous than Total Bummer). Apparently it always spawns just north of the present closest to the Mail Box.

I'm surprised after all these years that I NEVER picked up on that (that's what makes old games so awesome - there's always things you learn about them even years later lol).

This is going to be VERY useful, I never knew that!

[Flibbity Floid]

Originally Posted by Thomas001122

How do you kiill the demon mailbox? I played this game to death way back then but can't remember how I killed him before. Maybe I just ran(well he is pretty fast) from him(more like tried to stay away from) all the time lol.

Edit: Duh the use of tomato slinging...but I was thinking that didn't work before...oh well lol

Tomatoes or slingshot.

I forgot that you need the icarus wings to just fly up to the Cherubs to kill 'em.