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Join freelance treasure hunters Laika and Erhardt on their quest for a legendary treasure on a mysterious island! Explore a huge world, battle dangerous monsters, and discover valuable upgrades in this hilarious action-adventure with a unique art style!

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Column on the Sea version 1.2 released

Jul 5, 2021

Column on the Sea has been updated to version 1.2. This a small patch that fixes some audio related bugs and adds a frequently requested feature.

+Added the ability to toggle Auto Running. This option can be toggled from the pause menu, and when enabled, will allow you to run without holding the run button/key. (Holding the run button with Auto Running turned on will cause you to walk at normal speed).
+Fixed a rare bug where certain sound effects would not play correctly.

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96% of upgrades

do you need to finish twin island to get all upgrades?

Surobyk

Nov 4, 2022 @ 11:54am

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Jun 25, 2020

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Dec 19, 2019

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Finished the game, here's some feedback

I just finished the game for the first time. It was cute, and I didn't hate it, but I would be lying if I said I had a great time with it all. Here are some thoughts I have about the experience. The monochromatic look is interesting, but I'm not sure what the game was actually going for with it. To me it looks (and sounds) like an Atari 8-bit game. I'd much prefer a more colorful look. This isn't how parallax works! Layers closer to the playfield should scroll faster, while "far" layers are s...