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Overview
Eversion (stylized as eversion) is a freewareindie 2D horror platformer developed and released digitally by Zaratustra for the PC on December 29, 2008.
This is the high-definition version of indie fan favorite Eversion! Key features:. Retro-style platform gameplay. Dimension-shifting gameplay changes the level around you. Explore eight carefully crafted unique worlds. Hand-drawn pixel art, legitimate indie-style. Surprising plot twists. Game length ideal for busy videogame fans. Three. Need more Eversion art. I finished the game some long ago but only now that i have vacation, i went back to play it so i can collect all the gems and get the Good Ending, which i did yesterday c: So a lil fanartz of what makes this game so awesome Eversion© ( Can also download through here ) art©mee. This is the second game in the series that was also divided into episodes and the competed game was released on 26th of September 2013.Emily’s Honeymoon Cruise game has seventeen episodes in the normal game while the platinum eversion of the game has more that seventeen episodes. See full list on tig.fandom.com. The game starts off as a cutesy 2D scroller with colorful environments and non-threatening enemies. As you use your Eversion power more and more, the game starts taking a dark turn. Environments are gloomier, the music changes, and enemies seem noticeably depressed. Eventually, the game starts to look more like a nightmare than a happy platformer.
Originally developed for a 2008 competition on TIGSource where developers create a game themed around ideas from horror author H.P. Lovecraft'scommonplace book, Eversion starts off as a simple platformer where players control Zee Tee (a wide-eyed walking flower on a quest to rescue the Princess of the Flower Kingdom from the Ghulibas of the North). However, as players progress, the game starts working against them by slowly introducing bizarre and frightening elements (implying that dark forces are behind the scenes and are beginning to take over).
An enhanced version of the game was later released via Steam on June 7, 2010 for $4.99, adding support for Mac and Linux platforms, higher-resolution graphics, controller support, achievements, online leaderboards for Time Trials, and custom level support.
Gameplay
Players guide Zee Tee towards the right side of the screen towards a flag at the end of the level, jumping on enemies' heads and collecting gems. Along with side-to-side movement and a jump button, the player has control of an 'evert' button.
Aside from being used to navigate menus, the 'evert' button initially appears useless; however, guiding Zee Tee into a certain spot and pressing that button takes them to a different version of the game world (called 'eversion layers'). Many elements are in the same place, but their characteristics have changed -- music and colors change; enemies walk at slower or faster speeds; bricks become breakable; clouds become solid (or immaterial); shrubs become solid (or even deadly); and new entities are added. There are a total of eight eversion layers, each with their own characteristics:
- Normal
- Deception
- Erosion
- Desolation
- Confusion
- Apprehension
- Commotion
- Induction
The game contains seven base levels, each with a set of gems to collect. Collecting all 240 gems in the game unlocks the final layer (Induction), which gives access to a final, eighth level when the seventh level is completed with this layer active. Eversion includes two endings (three in the Steam version), which is based on what layer is used to complete the seventh level.
PC System Requirements
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- OS: Windows XP or later
- Processor: Single core 1GHz+
- Memory: 64MB or more
- Graphics: 640 x 480 resolution or higher
- DirectX®: N/A
- Hard Drive: 20 MB
- Sound: Required