Finished Game, What Advantages Is There If You Play Again?

[LordOfDarkFlame]

After you finish the game it allows you to play again from the beginning with all your upgrades, what other advantages can a player get if they complete it again?

[Mandrake]

Once you unlock all the functions, you start unlocking a *second* copy of every function, so you can have one version of function equipped as a weapon, with another version of that same function equipped as a enhancement/passive. There's also more challenges to unlock/complete in the side rooms and a few very minor changes to the story at the start.

[LordOfDarkFlame]

Originally posted by Scruffles:

Once you unlock all the functions, you start unlocking a *second* copy of every function, so you can have one version of function equipped as a weapon, with another version of that same function equipped as a enhancement/passive. There's also more challenges to unlock/complete in the side rooms and a few very minor changes to the story at the start.

How do i use the 2nd copy of a function? (be specific)

[Mandrake]

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame:

How do i use the 2nd copy of a function? (be specific)

They appear on a third/fourth row when you're changing your loadout at Access Points, scroll down and you'll find them.

[LordOfDarkFlame]

Originally posted by Scruffles:

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame:

How do i use the 2nd copy of a function? (be specific)

They appear on a third/fourth row when you're changing your loadout at Access Points, scroll down and you'll find them.

Will look today, thank you for the good tip!

Is there any reward in beating the game twice, or beating it with all the transistors activated?

[Mandrake]

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame:

Is there any reward in beating the game twice, or beating it with all the transistors activated?

There's an achievement for beating New Game+, plus a few more which can only be unlocked in New Game+ (complete all Sandbox tests, reach level 24, complete 5 encounters with all Limiters active). That's about it, I think.

[LordOfDarkFlame]

Hmmm, really disappointed with how short the game is being a artistic masterpiece. :/

[bsabella]

You should really try a New Game+ because most advanced builds shine in the second run. I usually do even a third. This game is ment to be played this way... You will not be disappointed ;P

[LordOfDarkFlame]

Originally posted by bsabella:

You should really try a New Game+ because most advanced builds shine in the second run. I usually do even a third. This game is ment to be played this way... You will not be disappointed ;P

i did 2.5 runs to 100% it, but that's a poor excuse of game filler.

[FourMore]

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame 🔥:

i did 2.5 runs to 100% it, but that's a poor excuse of game filler.

The game is light on content, but let's be honest: The gameplay is not that super enjoyable. The enemies are annoying, and the turn system simply doesn't work the way it should half the time. Not to mention since you can't zoom in, you sometimes can't even see which enemy you are damaging. This barely working battle system is better by not overstaying its welcome. The devs probably knew this.

[LordOfDarkFlame]

Originally posted by FeriGoesToHollywood:

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame 🔥:

i did 2.5 runs to 100% it, but that's a poor excuse of game filler.

The game is light on content, but let's be honest: The gameplay is not that super enjoyable. The enemies are annoying, and the turn system simply doesn't work the way it should half the time. Not to mention since you can't zoom in, you sometimes can't even see which enemy you are damaging. This barely working battle system is better by not overstaying its welcome. The devs probably knew this.

i agree.

[Morton Koopa Jr.]

Originally posted by FeriGoesToHollywood:

Originally posted by LordOfDarkFlame 🔥:

i did 2.5 runs to 100% it, but that's a poor excuse of game filler.

The game is light on content, but let's be honest: The gameplay is not that super enjoyable. The enemies are annoying, and the turn system simply doesn't work the way it should half the time. Not to mention since you can't zoom in, you sometimes can't even see which enemy you are damaging. This barely working battle system is better by not overstaying its welcome. The devs probably knew this.

Disagree. Probably one of the tightest, most elegant gameplay designs I've ever seen.