Level 3 is easy, you should be able to complete it on your own, but for the sake of order, I will include it anyway.
The password for the 3rd level of The Journey to Elysium is MUSEUM PIECE
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Friday, August 19, 2011
The Journey to Elysium - Level 3
This is the continuation of the Journey to Elysium walkthrough. Zen has boarded an old ship is the journey towards a, so far, unknown place is en route.
Level 3 is easy, you should be able to complete it on your own, but for the sake of order, I will include it anyway.
The password for the 3rd level of The Journey to Elysium is MUSEUM PIECE
Level 3 is easy, you should be able to complete it on your own, but for the sake of order, I will include it anyway.
The password for the 3rd level of The Journey to Elysium is MUSEUM PIECE
Sunday, August 7, 2011
The Journey to Elysium - Level 2
The password for the 2nd level of The Journey to Elysium is BORED CHAUFFEUR
In order to start the game at this or any level other than the 1st, first click on LOAD LEVEL:
Next you need to select the appropriate image, which is the level screenshot from the scrolling menu:
This is important. The level password has to correspond to the selected level image. Makes sense, doesn't it?
This is what the mini screenshot of the second level looks like.
Again, the password for this level is BORED CHAUFFEUR
You should be able to solve this puzzle by yourself. One of the 5 differences is a bit harder to see than the others. If you've looked and looked and you just can't make it, then this should help:
In order to start the game at this or any level other than the 1st, first click on LOAD LEVEL:
Next you need to select the appropriate image, which is the level screenshot from the scrolling menu:
This is important. The level password has to correspond to the selected level image. Makes sense, doesn't it?
Again, the password for this level is BORED CHAUFFEUR
You should be able to solve this puzzle by yourself. One of the 5 differences is a bit harder to see than the others. If you've looked and looked and you just can't make it, then this should help:
The Journey to Elysium - Level 1
First things first. In order to better understand the game and, hopefully, my pointers as well, I am going to start with level one of The Journey to Elysium.
At the beginning of the level you are given the level password. It is at the top right corner of the main illustration:
This is obviously not significant for the very first level, but it can be handy because it allows you to continue the game at a later point.
Note that if you are going for a maximum score you'll probably have to play the game through, level 1 to level 50 - in one go! But, don't attempt to do so before first getting through all the levels at whatever speed. In other words, don't pay attention to the score for now.
I had to do my own difference markers so the Journey to Elysium walkthroughs will show screenshots of the game, featuring my custom-made glowing Xs. Heh.
Level 1 is easy, but anyway... here are the 5 differences between the two images on the first level, called DEPARTURE. Note that level passwords are always all uppercase.
At the beginning of the level you are given the level password. It is at the top right corner of the main illustration:
This is obviously not significant for the very first level, but it can be handy because it allows you to continue the game at a later point.
Note that if you are going for a maximum score you'll probably have to play the game through, level 1 to level 50 - in one go! But, don't attempt to do so before first getting through all the levels at whatever speed. In other words, don't pay attention to the score for now.
I had to do my own difference markers so the Journey to Elysium walkthroughs will show screenshots of the game, featuring my custom-made glowing Xs. Heh.
Level 1 is easy, but anyway... here are the 5 differences between the two images on the first level, called DEPARTURE. Note that level passwords are always all uppercase.
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