Unused Content

During the development of Perlin Festival, Talon was very picky with what he wanted in the game to make it perfect. Whether unfortunate, or fortunate, there is a lot of Perlin Festival content we'll never get to see. However, some of it has been found. This will serve as a list/collection of all of this unused content.

### **MUSIC**

Link to uncompressed audios here

Haunto (August 27 2022)

Handhell (September 14 2021)

   Trailer Music (Was used for trailer but not uploaded to streaming services)

### **CHARACTERS**

#### **Lono**

Lono was a shopkeeper who the player could actually purchase items from, using an also scrapped currency named Insight.

Lono was first mentioned September 14 2021 and for now, has remained scrapped. However, recent teasers have shown the character in-game on a yet to be added location named Fuzz Grove, in a area very similar to the original description.

#### **The Angel**

After earning 50 insight, there was a small chance that a bench could appear in random locations. Sitting on the bench for long enough, (1/300 chance every 30 minutes) would send you to "The Angel Room" which would include a short cutscene of garbled noise, a eerie image of The Angel, before it broke apart (image on left) and the game would crash.

#### **The Grack**

An early version of the game included a very large character named The Grack. It had the body of a black beetle/cockroach mix and 6 legs, but the face was a giant circular mouth. Grack was reportedly 9'10.

#### **Meatmore/Veatmore**

In the first demo of the game you had a small chance of encountering them in Peneton. However, they were removed in the next version. They didn't have hands and their torso was an old tv with a red worm-styled head coming out of it, they would always look at the player no matter where they were, however if you were to walk away from them they would jump back into the tv until you got close to them again.

#### **The Apoligists**

During a very early demo of the game, there was only one character that was able to talk to Pluto. They were black and blue spheres that would say only "Sorry." before suddenly moving towards Pluto. Upon making contact with Pluto, the player would be sent to a black room filled with large unreadable white text on the walls.

#### ‎**The Clowns**

The Clowns were a duo that were entirely red bodies with white masks with frowning faces. They both were connected to the ground, but one of them had arms. The other was horn-shaped with a bulbous head.

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### **DESIGNS**

Pluto had several unused designs. Go to the page for Pluto for more information.

The Handhells had the most documented design changes. Originally, they were very boxy and bright purple. But the design slowly changed into more familiar shapes, to a design that was the current purple but still quite boxy, until it was completed.

### **OTHER**

- Lono the Shopkeeper would have a chase sequence if you had upset them.

- The crowd sound effect near doors is a remnant of when the game was much younger, where the map would be large. However, it was never removed.

- In early versions of the game, there was an item Pluto could hold which was a small snowball. It could either honk or be thrown. This likely only existed to test Pluto using items.

The ClownsVeatmore