1. Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac Os Catalina
2. Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac Os X

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Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac Os Catalina

This page details one or more prototype versions of Freedom Planet.

• 1Pre-Kickstarter
• 2Alpha
  • 2.3June 2013 Prototype

Pre-Kickstarter

August 2012 Prototypes

These two builds gave some first insight into the game, not too long after Strife intended for it to be its own intellectual property. They still contain a few traces from their Sonic fangame roots.

September 2012 Prototype

Version 1.2.0; dated September 21st, 2012.

• The Shang Mu Academy has been added.
• Unlocking Carol now only requires to beat Dragon Valley in under 10 minutes.
• Carol can now use the Wild Kick.
• Lilac's can now use her low kick while crouching.
• Shield boxes have been replaced with Shield Crystals.
• The water shield can now reflect the Spore Pods' projectiles.
• The title card has been revamped.

January 2013 Prototype

Version 1.3.0; dated January 14th, 2013.

• Lilac's has been redesigned following criticism over her resemblance to Sonic.
• Lilac can now use the Dragon Cyclone by pressing the Jump button mid-air. the energy bar needs to be full before it can be used.
• Carol can now use the Pounce mid-air as well as access her bike.
• Using the bike drains energy while moving and, depending on the horizontal speed, deals more touch damage to enemies. Pressing Special makes Carol dismount from the bike.
• The Wild Kick only works when Carol is not riding her bike.
• The function to swap shields is inaccessible due to Lilac and Carol making use of the Special button in different ways.
• Spade can now throw cards as his main attack as well as use the Flash Jump.
• By default, the Flash Jump dashes upwards rather than sidewards.
• During the Flash Jump, Spade would leave a purple afterimage rather than a green one.
• Spade's special attack is different; he throws a single card that would explode upon impact.
• Milla can be accessed through memory editing.
• Milla can only use her shield, which is mapped to the Special button.
• Milla's shield cannot reflect the projectiles of the enemies found in Dragon Valley.
• Dragon Valley's design has been overhauled once more.

Alpha

Backers who pledged $50 during the game's Kickstarter had the opportunity to test the game during its Alpha phase. Occasionally, the public would also get a few demo versions that were based on them, but the meat can only be found in the full versions.

April 2013 Prototype

Version 1.4.0; dated April 5th, 2013. For the first time, we get to run through Aqua Tunnel and Relic Maze.

June 2013 Demo

Version 1.4.2; dated June 12th, 2013.

June 2013 Prototype

Version 1.5.0; dated June 30th, 2013.

Prince Dail Boss

Titled 'Like a Boss'; composer Leila Wilson originally wrote it for a personal project, Symphony of Shifting Tides (then known as Elancia Chronicles), and it was included in Freedom Planet starting with v1.5 as a placeholder for boss fights with Prince Dail. By the game's release, it was replaced with a proper theme ('Prince Dail Boss Battle' from the OST). The placeholder itself was later remade and uploaded to SoundCloud in October 2014 following the game's publication.

November 2013 Prototype

Version 1.6.9; dated November 3rd, 2013.

• Lilac's roll was replaced with a ground cyclone, still triggered just by pressing Down while moving on-ground.
• Carol can now use the Wild Claw.
• Carol, while riding her bike, can now use the Nitro Boost.
• Using the Nitro Boost will boost Carol until the energy bar is depleted.
• She can also use a double jump, though it doesn't have the properties as the Air Boost; it doesn't drain energy but also doesn't serve as a spinning attack and doesn't give invincibility frames.
• Milla can now use the Super Shield Burst.
• The Super Shield Burst doesn't have knockback.

November 2013 Demo

Version 1.6.10; dated November 22nd, 2013.

December 1st, 2013 Prototype

Version 1.7.0; dated December 1st, 2013.

December 27th, 2013 Prototype

Version 1.8.0; dated December 27th, 2013.

March 2014 Prototype

Version 1.10.0; dated March 18th, 2014.

Janurary 2014 Prototype

Version 1.11.0; dated January 5th, 2014.

June 2014 Demo

Version 1.12.5; dated June 28th, 2014.

This page details one or more prototype versions of Tetris (DOS, AcademySoft).

This prototype of Gerasimov's Tetris is contained within the Tetris Gold compilation CD-ROM disc, released in 1993.

• 2Overall Differences

Odd Point Subtraction Feature

For some reason, there is a feature in which if you press Numpad 6 during gameplay, your points will be subtracted, or if you have none, your score will be negative.

Overall Differences

Three Rooms Gameplay Prototype Mac Os X

• The title screen had rougher color cycling that would not always cover areas, and was generally much faster.
• The copyright info and creator info, on the prototype, is all just maroon-colored.

Level Set Screen

• The level setting screen for the prototype says What's your level as opposed to v1.0's Enter your level.
• Another difference would be the exact location of the text- for the prototype, it's to the leftmost middle. For v1.0, it's directly in the middle.

Gameplay Screen

• The statistics for Tetriminos are just colors in the prototype, and are on the left, as opposed to the actual Tetriminos being depicted on the right in v1.0 and v3.12.
• The score number is gray in the prototype, but brown in v1.0.
• H E L P is on the right in the prototype, but was moved to the left in v1.0.
• The dark blue bullets are missing from the matrix in the prototype.

Game Over

• In the prototype, the Game Over letters are dark blue with a black background.