Can we get more than one save file?

[mettlegear]

Please? My kids would like to have their own saved games.

[Zebbron]

Although that could be a good idea, there is a solution to this. Have one of your kids beat the game (it's a short game). After that you can select any level from the game, and you will still get to see cutscenes. The only thing is, selecting a level won't show it's "999 feet below donut county" dialog, so if you want to see the dialog, you have to select the level before that one and beat it first.

[mettlegear]

Thanks jonny...we just finished it and I didn't realize there would be a level select. I would still prefer more than one save file, but a level select helps at least.

[EricLane]

I agree. Multiple save files, like The Legend of Zelda had in 1986, would be great. I got this for my daughter and I just turned it on to start my own game and I discovered it isn't an option.

[Raccacoonie]

Hi! One question: how old are your kids? I was thinking about getting this game for my niece, but she's only 7 and I'm not sure.
Also, if anyone could recommend me some games for her that would be great too.

[anguta_morbhead]

I got it done in 3 hs I guess you got play it in one day maybe make a break half way through if they need it

[anguta_morbhead]

Originally posted by anguta_3_17:

I got it done in 3 hs I guess you got play it in one day maybe make a break half way through if they need it

I don't know why safe files would be needed

[shroomkid]

You can also just start a new game from the main menu. It'll delete the old save data but it doesn't really matter too much.

[Mournsorrow]

Originally posted by CaptainButt:

Hi! One question: how old are your kids? I was thinking about getting this game for my niece, but she's only 7 and I'm not sure.
Also, if anyone could recommend me some games for her that would be great too.

Yes it would be fine for a 7 yr old. As for some other games Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey (either version but Remastered would be best in my opinion), The Counting Kingdom, Cat Quest 1 & 2, Child of Light (A little more advanced will likely need your help and has a bit of a dark theme but great game). Also not sure if it would have issues content wise cause it's been forever since I played it but a free to play game that technically would be easy even for a child to handle would be Soda Dungeon.