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Mystery Game

The street, where most of the action happens.

The **Mystery Game** is a point and click video game set in London. It is the main setting of Behind the Scenes in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

## Story

The game would have followed Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, both acting as playable characters. It's likely the game would revolve around solving mysteries around London by inspecting, talking, and interacting with objects, while collecting items such as a penny or Holmes' Magnifying Glass.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Sherlock Holmes, a detective who always applies logic and reason
* Dr. Watson, a doctor more open to fantastical ideas and philosophy

### Minor Characters

* Mr. Wilhelm, Holmes' neighbor who lives across the street
* Antonio Meucci, inventor of the Telettrophone.

## Map

The game's explorable territory (that we see) consists of three areas, each with a "backstage" area found when looking from the back wall.

### Sherlock's Home

Holmes and Watson's Home is the starting location where Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson live together.

Backstage, this area has a moveable wall and three cans of paint: red, green, and blue.

### Baker Street

The street in-between the two houses.

Backstage, there is a lever to move the moon.

### Mr. Wilhelm's Home

The home of Mr. Wilhelm and where a large amount of the mystery takes place. It notably has a Telettrophone used to call others.

Backstage, there is the mechanism controlling the moon.

## Developer Areas

This game also hides two areas inaccessible through normal gameplay means. These are reserved for the game's developers.

### Game Dictionary

The Game Dictionary is a gravity-less void where the game's objects are stored when not being used.

It is unchanged when looking backstage.

## Copy Protection System

The game also contains a "**Copy Protection System**", used to prevent piracy by having the player's copy of the game verified through outside means, such as a list of numbers.

The player must input a 3 digit code (red, green, blue) using the numbers 1-4 based on the two symbol combination. To do this, they must use a decoder wheel included with the game, rotating the symbols to match and then using the code shown.

Backstage, the list of symbols can be changed, changing the code needed to be inputted accordingly.

## Trivia

* The visual style of this game is in reference to LucusArts (now Lucusfilms Games)[1], who were known for creating many point-and-click games such as the Sam & Max series and Day of the Tentacle (which most resembles the art direction of the Mystery Game).
* It is set up more like a physical set piece than a game, with flat buildings acting as backdrops and levers controlling lights and even the moon.
	+ It is unknown how the characters have not discovered this.
Legend of the Secret

This article contains spoilers from There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. Continue at your own risk.

## Legend Of The Secret

### Characters

Hero, Princess, Dark Lord, Dark Lord guardian

### Chapter

The Good, the Bad, and the Princess

**Legend of the Secret** is an RPG adventure game set in a medieval-inspired fantasy world. It is the main setting of The Good, the Bad, and the Princess in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

A modified free2play version of the game created by Mr. Glitch also exists called Legend of the Secret: Ultimate Clicker V.I.P. Edition Deluxe 4.2 Free.

## Plot

The plot would have centered around a Hero waking up to find that the Princess was abducted by the Dark Lord and held captive in the Dimensional Temple. To save her, Hero must find 12 sacred feathers, slay 8 ticklish guardians, and find 50 sun fragments (why is unclear).

Much of the game is unseen, but presumedly the Hero would find the legendary Sword of Life, which can break down bushes that block the path. However, he seems unable to pull the sword at his starting strength, probably needing to level up. There is a lake containing a Sunken Palace that Hero would mostly likely explore using an "amphibian" skill of some sort, rewarding him with King of the Abyss's monocle.

Once the Hero defeats the Dark Lord, he saves the Princess and they immediately feel a romantic connection to each other.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Hero, the main protagonist and player character
* Princess, the princess of an unspecified kingdom who was captured and must be rescued
* The Dark Lord, the main antagonist who enslaved the princess to fulfill the prophecy

### Enemies

* Dark Lord Guardians, the Dark Lord's minions
* Snakes, creatures who live inside the Dimensional Temple

### Implied Characters

* Gaia, goddess and spirit of the Earth
* Hero's Grandfather, gave Hero a chest containing his carpenter's hammer
* Villagers, people who live in an unseen village
* Ticklish Guardians, 8 skeleton-like enemies with large noses that must be defeated to save the Princess
* The King of the Abyss, the ruler of the Sunken Palace

## Map

The game's explorable territory (that we see) consists of three areas.

### Home

The Hero's home is the starting location, and where he transports to should he die. It only has 1 screen.

### Verdant Landscape

The Verdant Landscape is the bulk of the outdoor forest area. It has 5 screens.

### Dimension Temple

The Dimensional Temple is the game's final dungeon and where the Dark Lord keeps the Princess captive. It has 4 screens.

## Trivia

* The title "Legend Of The Secret" is mostly nonsense, as the game never reveals a legend related to any secret. It's mostly a parody of RPG titles usually have little to do with the game itself, and often containing words like "legend" or "secret".
* Legend Of The Secret is inspired by The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

## References

1. ↑ Draw Me A Pixel on Twitter: The Legend of Zelda: A link to the Past (1991) and Legend of the Secret (2020).
Letter

**Letters** are a series of interactive items that are from the non-game's title (chapter 1, chapter 6).

## Mise En Abyme

The user can use the exclamation point and its period in order to take out other letters on the "THERE IS NO GAME" sign at the start of the chapter.

## Back Home

The user has to use certain letters in order to boost Game's spirits. The ones used to spell "LOVE GAME" are:

* **title letters:** o, e, g, a, m, e
* **fabricated letters (cut using scissors):** L (from pixel), V (by cutting half of the W)
Ads

Lootbox

**Ads** are an element in Legend of the Secret: Ultimate Clicker V.I.P. Edition Deluxe 4.2 Free and a major gameplay element in Free2Pay. Each ad performs a specific function and advertises a different application/product, many being found in lootboxes.

## Pop-up Ads

Pop-up Ads are ads that appear when Hero obtains a lootbox. A wheel of options will appear, with two ads on the right, two on the left, and an option for earning one million coins in the middle (however this cannot be won and will simply move the slider to the next option). These ads include:

* Crunchy Crunchy Cereal
* SUPERCOLD
* Ninecraft
* RaPappa The Paper
* Please, Paper!

## Banner Ads

Banner Ads are ads that appear while trying to solve puzzles in the Dimensional Temple. The first few are used to solve the switch puzzles in the starting room, and the final one can be interacted with directly like the Pop-Up Ads. These ads include:

* Crunchy Crunchy Cereal (with a Bonus QR Code)
* Sudoku Championship
* Legend of the Secret Official Guide
* ebuy.com, advertising a liquidation of the previous version's unused elements.

## Trivia

* One of the banner ads shows a bush encircled. Clicking on that bush will earn you the achievement **Follow the guide.**
* The ad **SUPER COLD** is a reference to the game SUPERHOT.
* The ad **NINECRAFT** is a reference to Minecraft.
* The ad **Rapapa the Paper** is a reference to PaRappa the Rapper.
* The ad **Please, Paper!** is a reference to a game with the name Papers Please.
* Crunchy Crunchy cereal may be a reference to rice krispies.

## Gallery

Lootbox containing adsCrunchy Crunchy cerealNINECRAFTPlease, Paper!RaPappa The PaperSUPERCOLDSUDOKU ChampionshipCrunchy Crunchy cerealLOTS official guide
Cat

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## Cat

* Hungry Cat
* Sleepy Cat
* Tiny Cat

## Apparances

### Appears In

Loss of Control

**Cats** are a species of an animal featured multiple times in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension, most prevalently in Loss of Control.

## My Cat

**My Cat** is one of the three names in the "Special Thanks" category in Loss of Control. Like any other "Special Thanks" name, it will eventually be broken off by Mr. Glitch, allowing it to be inserted a slot (such as "FX" or "Backgrounds") to modify the scene.

## Sleeping Cat

The **Sleeping Cat** is a fat, reddish cat who is seen when putting My Cat's name in the "Characters" slot in Loss of Control.

They are sleeping on top of Mr. Glitch, so the User has to find a bucket, fill it with water from the leaking Buster Chaplin film, and dump it on the cat who scurries away, freeing Mr. Glitch.

## Hungry Cat

The **Hungry Cat** is a small, white cat who is seen when putting My Cat's name in the "Characters" slot in Loss of Control.

They are first seen holding a cat toy in their mouth with big, innocent eyes. They ask the User for some fish, and give the user that cat toy. After putting "My Cat" into the "Backgrounds" slot and "Buster Chaplin" into the "FX" slot, it is possible to use the toy to catch live fish under the wallpaper. After getting the fish, the cat hops off the screen and loudly eats it, throwing the leftover bone at the user.

This cat in particular is seen in some promotional material as well, such as the game's banner art.

## Tiny Cat

The **Tiny Cat** is a very small cat and the main character of Atomic Cucumber minigame in Loss of Control.

They stand perfectly still normally (as the game is broken) causing the cucumber to inevitably collide with them, killing the cat and resulting in a game over. The User is able to take control by grabbing the fish in the background to lure the cat through the maze and collect all the cat food.

## Gallery

The Sleeping Cat ontop of Mr. GlitchThe Hungry Cat holding a rope wand toyThe Hungry Cat in Choose Your Defender
Hit the Road

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## Hit the Road

* Main
* Victory
* Death

### Chapter

Loss of Control

**Hit the Road** is a game in Loss of Control. It is created from putting Buster Chaplin's name into the GAME DESIGN slot.

## Story

After Game starts singing against his will, the User must use the three names at their disposal to free him. The only open slot is GAME DESIGN, and plugging each name in will cause a minigame to appear. These game cannot be played however, and require alternate solutions.

Hit the Road is the game unlocked when using Buster Chaplin's name. It follows a black and white character with a bowler hat carrying a bucket of molasses. The goal is to reach the end of the road without hitting one of the crates and spilling the bucket. He will walk to the right, but immediately lose when going into contact with a crate, causing a game over screen to appear with a spilled bucket, and then reset. The screen also retains the "old-timey" filter and background from before.

You first need to use the bucket's molasses to make the wood panels sticky (either before or after cutting them with the laser) in order to play Laser Slice.

After the bricks are placed, you need to use the large metal block that is now free to shake the ground and make the character jump, not unlike the Hero in Chapter 3. Doing this enough to make it to the goal unlocks his game's reward: GiGi's name.

### Noob Mode

If the User loses Hit the Road enough times after figuring out the solution, all of the crates will disappear and be replaced by a single chair with the word "noob" written under it. Jumping up it will actually get you the Serge Karamasov achievement.

## Trivia

* This game emulates the Game & Watch portable games.
	+ While it is not directly tied to the time period of silent films, it is monochromatic and considered to be the most primitive form of gaming.
	+ The character bears a striking resemblance to Mr. Game and Watch from Super Smash Bros.
	+ All the game elements move with very stilted and simple animations, and the sound effects consist mostly of simple noises and sounds.
	+ Below the game window is the text "WIDESCREEN", seen on many Game & Watch games.
	+ The use of a bucket with a black substance inside it may be a reference to "Oil Panic", one of the more famous Game & Watch titles. However the substance in that game is oil, rather than molasses.
* The title "Hit the Road" is a hint at the action you need to complete the game, where you need to literally hit the floor hard enough to make the character jump.
Names

**Names** are items that contain the names of certain people. They can be inserted into empty credit slots, retroactively altering the game's structure.

## Buster Chaplin's Name

**Buster Chaplin's Name** is a name found under the "Special Thanks" section of the credits in Loss of Control. Inserting their name into one of the empty slots causes the game to be changed in some way.

### Characters

Two film screens appear. One with Charlie Chaplin shooting a gun, and one with Buster Keaton trying to fix a leaking boat.

### Backgrounds

The background turns grey and thin white boarders are along the sides, reminiscent of the ones seen on dialogue cards during the silent era. A bucket full of molasses and a pickaxe are now hanging from ropes near the bottom of the credits, with the former able to be untied and the latter needing to be cut.

### SFX

The screen has an added "widescreen" filter, making things look like an old film reel. This also ages things, such as a chain and a peeling wallpaper.

## My Cat's Name

**My Cat's Name** is a name found under the "Special Thanks" section of the credits in Loss of Control. Inserting their name into one of the empty slots causes the game to be changed in some way.

### Characters

Two cats appear. One of them is sleeping peacefully and the other is hungry for some fish.

### Backgrounds

The background turns into a stripped blue wallpaper with a paw print pattern, covered in scratch marks, and decorated with a couple fish (which turn out to be real fish). Near the end of the credits, there is a part of wallpaper that is starting to tear off and a hot radiator.

### SFX

A red, laser pointer dot appears. It will move around spastically, but can be grabbed to better aim it.

### Game Design

A new game called Atomic Cucumber appears.

## Tim Elfman's Name

**Tim Elfman's Name** is a name found under the "Special Thanks" section of the credits in Loss of Control. Inserting their name into one of the empty slots causes the game to be changed in some way.

### Characters

Two bizarre creatures appear. The first is a strange flying squirrel and the second is a UFO.

### Backgrounds

The background turns to a purple, gothic pattern. A strange looking door locked with a weird looking key and a gravestone marked "NUT". The root coming out of the grave can be watered to grow a hazelnut tree.

### SFX

The screen is filled with snow. This makes things colder.

### Game Design

A new game called Laser Slice Attacks appears.

## GG Name

**GG Name** is a name found after completing Hit the Road. It stands for "good game", but is interpreted as referring to GiGi (global gameplay).

### Game Design

The game breaks, causing a new portal to appear. This also summons GiGi.

### Music

Gigi will start singing against her will. The screen is also filled with hearts and cards.

## Other

While technically not an item, Mr. Glitch put the word "GAME" from the credits on top of the damaged MUSIC credit, which is interpreted as referring to Game, causing him to sing.
Tree

* Small
* Grown

The **tree** is a recurring object, playing a major role in the completion of There Is No Game: Jam 2015, and appearing in the fifth chapter of There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

## There Is No Game: Jam 2015

The tree appears when the user inputs the word "tree" into the sign that Game had been hiding. A small tree appears, and the user completes the blockbreaker game in order to obtain a trophy. Once the user unlocks the goat (through similar means as the tree), they proceed to the waterfall, which they use to fill the trophy with water. Returning to the main room, the user drops the trophy on the tree, which allows the tree to get the water and grow a bit taller. The user moves back and fourth between the main room and the goat room to repeat this process until the tree grows at full height, and it is revealed that a squirrel is at the top of the tree, holding a key.
Dictionary

The Mystery Game's **dictionary** is an off-screen area stores all of the Mystery Game's objects when they're not being used. It is located underneath Sherlock's Home via a "Developers Only" hatch.

## Trivia

* There is an unused texture depicting the dictionaries items (including an early version of the Two-Headed Squirrel) with crudely drawn doodles and numbers.
* The Arcade Cabinet resemblances Gen from CoinOp Story.

## Gallery

BackgroundThe door to the dictionary seen through the Magnifying Glass
### Objects

Ice CreamBathtubArcade MachineBookBottleChairMagnetMapScytheSodaTapeTeapotTeethTwo Headed Squirrel
Dr. Watson

**Dr. Watson** is a character in Behind the Scenes and is one of the two protagonists of the Mystery Game, alongside Sherlock Holmes.

## Appearance

Watson wears a grey hat and coat. On his face, his round glasses are seen. He has somewhat pale skin and wears brown shoes.

## Personality

He is much more down to earth than his partner Sherlock, and gets easily angered at the other's shenanigans.

## Story

### Behind the Scenes

Watson first appears in the second chapter, when game and the user go to the mystery game. Mr. Glitch attacks Wilhelm so he and Sherlock go to investigate.
Indian Voice

* Title Screen
* Icon

The **Indian Voice** is one of the computer programs in Mise En Abyme. They exist in a program called **This is Not A Game**.

## Personality

While seeming calm and uplifting at first, he later descends into panic at the prospect of his life being in danger.

## Story

### Mise En Abyme

The User loads up "This is Not a Game" within the Flying Squirrel OS (which itself is within Game), and the Indian Voice greets the User similarly to how Game had in the beginning of the chapter. After inadvertantly provoking Game, Mr. Glitch is awoken and causes the User, Game, and the Indian voice to be forcefully transported into another game.

### Epilog

If the User chooses to play the game, a mid credit scene plays where the Indian Voice (along with the other voices), are teleported into Legend of The Secret. A few seconds later, a Crunchy Crunchy Cereal advert appears, and all the voices realize that they're in a Free2Play and scream "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!".
Bug Fragment

The **Bug Fragment** is an item from Behind the Scenes. When used on an object, it flips them vertically. It seems to be a piece of Mr. Glitch.

## Behind the Scenes

The fragment is first used to flip the painting blocking the door in Mr. Wilhelm's home.

When the game stops for the Copy Protection System, the User has to use the fragment to flip the number 2 into a 5 so they can input a correct code.

Once Mr. Glitch phases through the ground, the fragment is used to flip a hinge holding the street scenery's floor up, making it fall down.

Finally, the fragment is needed to flip a bathtub in the Dictionary so Holmes and Watson can land safely.

## Also See

* Mr. Glitch
* Hammer
* Monocle
C comme dans c'est compliqué

**C comme dans c'est compliqué** est le deuxième épisode de la première saison et le deuxième épisode au total. Il a été publié en 2020.

## Synopsis

Léa se lie d'amitié avec la reine des nunuches pendant que Thomas veut se faire pardonner sa trahison; cherchant à intégrer Léa dans sa bande, Maude décide de l'aider à changer d'allure.
Léa Olivier/Histoire

## Contexte

### Passé

Léa est née le 13 Avril (date de naissance trouvée dans le tome 3 "Chantage", à la page 144) dans le village de Sainte-Marie et y à vécu jusqu'à 14 ans avec ses parents et son grand frère, Félix Olivier. Un jour, son père à décroché l'emploi de ses rêves, mais il était situé à Montréal et à cause de cela, Léa et sa famille ont dû déménager dans la grande ville au mois d'Août. Léa fut très irritée par ça, car elle n'avait pas le choix de laisser derrière elle sa meilleure amie Marilou ainsi que son chum Thomas.

### Perdue

**Go, Léa, Go!**

En tout premier lieu, Léa décide d'écrire à Manu sur son blogue nommé "Le Blogue de Manu", concernant ce qu'elle ressent par rapport à son déménagement, qui avait lieu dans quelques jours et à la séparation de son village natal. Quelques jours plus tard, Léa et sa famille avait emménagé à Montréal et son père a pris le temps d'installer l'Internet et a même eue la chance d'avoir son propre ordinateur, question de rendre Léa moins triste. Depuis cela, elle écrit tout le temps à Marilou et celle-ci fait de même également et en même temps à Thomas, même s'il est occupé au garage de son oncle. Parfois, ça s'écrit aussi sur Skype, ce qui fait changement des courriels.
Merge SYS GG API.BIN - PROTO GAME.BAT PATH=\\work\unfinished\SourceProject\DATA

Command line is a GiGi's merge computer fixes with Mr. Glitch and Creator command line.
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Hazelnut

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## Hazelnut

* Hazelnut
* Cracked
* Skull
* Original

### Source

Hazelnut Tree

**Hazelnuts** are a type of nut used as an item numerous times in There Is No Game: Jam 2015 and There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. They often need to be fed to squirrels, but not before being cracked.

## Original Nut

The **Original Nut** is an item from There Is No Game.

After growing the tree, the User will find a nut sticking out from behind the leaves at the top of the tree. Click it will have it fall to the title screen below. Trying to give it to the flying squirrel, they will ask for it to be cracked first. The User must drop the metal box on top of the nut to crack it, which can then be given to the squirrel in exchange for the key.

## Hazelnut

The **Hazelnut** is an item from Mise En Abyme.

Once entering the Flying Squirrel OS, the squirrel on the desktop is holding the key for the PROHIBITED folder, but refuses to give it up without a hazelnut. The User must find a "future hazelnut tree" in the images folder, though it needs sunshine and water to grow. To get the sunshine, the User must find the code to unlock the clock and change the time from 2am to 2pm, making it daytime in the image. To get the water, the User must beat the hi-score in WORST PINBALL EVER to get the trophy, fill it up with water from the rain nature noises music track, and splash it onto the tree. The tree will grow, and knocking on its bark will produce a hazelnut. However, the squirrel still won't accept the nut unless it's cracked. To crack it, they must use the nutcracker tool seen on the preview of the Nutcracker music track. Giving the cracked nut to the squirrel will have them finally drop the key.

## Skull Nut

The **Skull Nut** is an item from Loss of Control.

A squirrel, seen when putting Danny Elfman's name into the "Characters" slot, swipes the key to a door, and refuses to put it down unless they are given a skull-shaped nut. To find one, the User must put Danny Elfman's name into the "Backgrounds" slot and find a grave labeled "NUT", which has a small sapling is sticking out of it, implying it to have another hazelnut tree. To grow it, the User must fill up the bucket with water. Since they cannot use the water from Buster Chaplin's characters, they must use the snow from Danny Elfman's FX to cool down the radiator from My Cat's background and have it drip water. Once the tree is grown, a skull shaped nut can be knocked off. However, the squirrel still won't accept it uncracked. To crack it, the User must use one of Buster Chaplin's characters and the red dot from My Cat's FX to shoot open the skull. The cracked nut can then be given to the squirrel, who will drop the key to eat it.

Shooting open the nut gives you the **HEADSHOT** achievement.

## Trivia

* The use of music from The Nutcracker is likely in reference to this item being used to heavily.
	+ Coincidentally, both times the song appears are during segments where the User must crack open a nut.
* Hazelnuts are also known as cobnuts or filberts, according to species.
RPG-GPS

**RPG-GPS** (stylized as **rpG-Gps**) is a game developed by the Creator in Back Home.

## General

In Back Home, after the User fixes the RPG-GPS file, it shows that the Creator is level 42. The phone shows they are at home. After Game tells the Creator about Mr. Glitch, GiGi tells him there are enemies and they are in Elite Levels in the RPG-GPS.

## Story

After the Creator took GiGi away because he didn't have the money to keep developing Game (WD) and GiGi, he decided to create a new Role-Playing game called RPG-GPS. After Game tells the Creator that Mr. Glitch taking over the world, the Creator merges Game and GiGi back, closing the RPG-GPS.
UFO

* Large
* Small

**UFO** is a character appearing in Loss of Control.

## Story

After giving a squirrel a hazelnut so it drops the key, the UFO takes the key. The User must put Buster Chaplin into the "Characters" slot and "My Cat" into the "FX" slot. This will result a man with a rifle shooting towards a laser dot. The dot must be grabbed and moved to the UFO so that man shoots the UFO, dropping the key and allowing it to be used.
Ebuy.com

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## Ebuy.com

### Chapter

Free2Play

**Ebuy.com** (stylized a **ebuy.com**) is a site assumedly for selling and buying items advertised in Legend of the Secret: Ultimate Clicker V.I.P. Edition Deluxe 4.2 Free in Free2Play

## Story

Inside the Dimensional Temple, in the dark and smelly room, the Hero is still afraid of the dark and cannot traverse without light. The fire from the previous version is no longer present.

A banner ad advertising ebuy.com pops up, with four items, billed as a "liquidation of unsold goods"

The first item is the Sun Fragments Icon, which is available as a "Free Gift". The User can simply grab the sun and use it to light the way for Hero. Reaching the boss door however, Hero is unable it now that his energy bar is so long. You can also lead Hero to a switch in the room, which drops a barrel the player can use to grind for more coins.

The second item is the Ticklish Guardian Icon, which has a key in it's mouth, available for 100 coins.

The second item is the Sacred Feathers Icon, which is available for 50 coins. Buying both allows you to once again tickle the guardian's nose and have him sneeze, releasing the key which the User can grab quickly.

The fourth item is Hero's Grandpa's chest, which is available for 150 coins. Buying it does nothing until you have the key to unlock it. Inside is the same thing as before: Hero's Grandpa's Carpenter's Hammer, which is still glitchy, allowing the User to shrink the energy bar and continue.

## Trivia

* ebuy is a reference to Ebay, a website where people can selling and buy items.
Crab game

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crab game a copy of squid game the movie BUT mas4ara

* *everything is funny and scary at same times*
* remaked the famous movie squid game
* ㅇㄴㅇㄴㅁ오마ㅓ옿너ㅗㅗ랗놓허ㅗㅎㅎ

this game homast to a free game called sexy hiking jk squid game

you start a the lobby a lot of people never get past the whole game
Keys

* Grey
* Gold
* Black
* Map
* Elfman
* Password

A **key** is an item used to open locks, typically ones attached to doors.

## Other Keys

There are also keys that don't act as items, with the game characters instead using them.

### House Key

The **House Key** is the key to Hero's home seen in The Good, the Bad, and the Princess. It's found behind his dresser. However, it's too big to fit in the lock and must be shrunk.

### Boss Key

The **Boss Key** is the key to the Dark Lord's room in the Dimensional Temple seen in both The Good, the Bad, and the Princess and Free2Pay. In either, it has to be won in by solving a puzzle involving switches in the temple's first room.

### DLC Key

A **DLC Key** is a key used to unlock a DLC lock in Free2Pay. It and its lock are purely aesthetic.

## Gallery

The medium version of the Black KeyThe small version of the Black KeyHero's House KeyThe Boss KeyThe DLC Key
Darksteel Brute

The **Darksteel Brute** is a miniboss that is located in the (currently non-naturally generating) Pastime Facility structure.

## Behavior

The Darksteel Brute always, even if spawned with a spawnegg, spawns with 2 Darksteel Drones. They attack similarly to Darksteel Knights, but with a shorter leap. Whenever hit, Darksteel Brute will do a leap in a random direction at a random distance and speed. Making them hard to combo.

## Drops

1
Brute Force

1
Key

1
Ruins Enlightment

6-10
Darksteel Nuggets(~57%),
Darksteel Bars(~35%), or
Darksteel Ingots(~7%).

## Spawning

The Darksteel Brute can only spawn naturally from the Darksteel Brute Spawnblock located in the Pastime Facility Mini-Dungeon. As of 1.1.0 Beta, the Darksteel Brute cannot be encountered in survival.

## Trivia

* The Darksteel Brute is the only humanoid Darksteel Troop without a proper weapon.
Goat

* Book
* Classic
* Goaton

The **Goat** is an animal that is featured in There Is No Game: Jam 2015 and There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

## Original Goat

The **Original Goat** is a blue goat seen in the original There Is No Game and in the Epilog of Wrong Dimension if the User chooses to play the game.

### There Is No Game

In the original game, Game attempts to find a way to become a "smash hit" despite all of the glitches now filling up his system. One of his ideas is using a goat. If the User uses the title's letters to spell out "GOAT", a goat can be seen trapped in a cage. Once freeing the goat with the key, it turns out that the "goat is a lie" and leads to even more glitches.

In the game's stream release, there are two achievements unlocked by using the goat.

* If you drag the trophy full of water onto the goat, you'll get the **Animal Cruelty** achievement.
* If you complete the brick breaker game before Game says the word "goat", you'll get the **Breakout Master** achievement.

### There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension

The same Goat reappears on the loading screen for Game: An RPG Adventure.

## Book Goat

The **Book Goat** is a blue goat seen in Mise En Abyme and Back Home.

### Mise En Abyme

After the User breaks the title and leaves barrier backstage, they can access the Draw Me a Pixel logo. After clicking the winded page, the book will turn to a new logo, titled "Draw Me a Goat" with a goat image at the top. There is nothing else to do other than turn the page again.

### Back Home

The goat image reappears as one of the game assets blowing in the wind that the User can grab to weight down the pool of Game's tears and grab the scissors.

## Goaton

**Goaton** is a dark blue goat with a cloak and (assumedly) the main antagonist of Game: An RPG Adventure only seen in the Epilog if the User chooses to play the game.

According to the Game's opening cutscene, Goaton is known as "the Prince of Darkness", who plunged the land of Skhirule into chaos with his evil army. Since the game crashes right before the first chapter, nothing else is known.

## Trivia

* When going traveling to another dimension, a loud goat's "baa" can be heard.
* On Game's sKite page, he mentions disliking goats, possibly a nod to the original flash game.
* The goat in the original There Is No Game was initially a joke about *Goat Simulator*, a game infamously known for purposefully containing and encouraging glitching. This is why Game mentions is as a way to become a "smash hit" despite having bugs.
* Originally, the Goat that appears on the second page of the Draw Me A Pixel logo was going to instead be a sheep to reference *The Little Prince*, where the titular character asks the narrator to "draw [him] a sheep".

## Gallery

### Wrong Dimension

"Draw Me a Goat"The goat appearing in the loading screen in the epilog.Goaton
## References

1. ↑ Confirmed in Draw Me A Pixel's blog.
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/Nico\_n\_art/status/1331608851674705925?s=20
Creator

This article contains spoilers from There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. Continue at your own risk.

## Character Information

### Relations

Game (project) • GiGi (project) • Julie (co-worker)

## Apparances

### Appears In

Mise En Abyme (mentioned)
Back Home

The **Creator** is a character of There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. He is the developer of Game and GiGi along with Mr. Glitch. He is the only real-life character to appear. According to his voice, the creator is Pascal himself.

See the page Pascal Cammisotto for details.

## Appearance

The Creator is a human with a big, brown beard and a pair of glasses.

## Personality

The Creator, at first, seems quite depressed, as he mostly goes through hard times after being forced to abandon his game. He seems to have low motivation.

## Story

### Backstory

The Creator became a programmer, and started working on a game called Game (A Working Title). He created two computer programs for the game called Game and Global Gameplay (GiGi). The game was about an evil goat who took over the world, but a small titan born with the ability to fly, tries to bring peace to the kingdom. Unfortunately, his Crowdfunding Campaign failed, meaning he wouldn't have enough money to keep developing the game. He had to take away GiGi from Game to apply RPG mechanics to a phone.

### Mise En Abyme

Creator is only mentioned in the first chapter, but doesn't go into any further explanation about him.

There is a letter from GiGi in Game's files saying "Game, I have to go, sorry." This was presumably written when the two programs were seperated.

### The Good, the Bad, and the Princess

In this chapter, Game mentions how he was abandoned but, once again, doesn't go into any further detail.

### Back Home

Game and the User go to another dimension. This time, it looks more realistic and Game says this can only be from a new generation game. They then realize that it is real life and that they are watching the Creator's home through his phone camera. He seems exhausted and sad when they first see him. He then sees that Game is in his phone and is glad to see him. Game explains Mr. Glitch's plan to the Creator, and the Creator decides that the best way to eliminate Mr. Glitch is to merge Game and GiGi back together. After managing to stop the vacuum, the Creator cuts the internet to trap Mr. Glitch inside the computer as the Creator tries to type in the final command. Mr. Glitch continuously breaks the line until the User manages to hold him back enough, ending Mr. Glitch once and for all.

## Trivia

* The failed crowdfunding campaign is a reference to Wrong Dimension's failed kickstarter.
Laser Slice

This article contains spoilers from There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. Continue at your own risk.

## Laser Slice

### Chapter

Loss of Control

**Laser Slice** (or Laser Slice Attacks) is a game in Loss of Control. It is created from putting Tim Elfman's name into the GAME DESIGN slot.

## Story

After Game starts singing against his will, the User must use the three names at their disposal to free him. The only open slot is GAME DESIGN, and plugging each name in will cause a minigame to appear. These game cannot be played however, and require alternate solutions.

Laser Slice is the game unlocked when using Tim Elfman's name. It has the player attempt to line up five spaceships in a row in order to fill a meter shaped like a door. If the spaceships reach too high, a large spaceship descends on the white house and slices it in half, indicating a game over, before the game resets. The screen also retains the snow effect and gothic background from earlier.

You first need to use the spaceship's laser to cut the unscrewed board in half. Then, use the molasses from Hit the Road to make the board pieces sticky (alternatively, you could make the whole board sticky and then slice it). Each piece sticks onto the two empty panels in the lower part of the game window. These act as arrows that move the pieces, allowing you to line them up properly. After a few lines are made, the door opens and releases a key.

## Trivia

* This game is directly based on Tetris.
* The title "Laser Slice Attacks" and the general theme of aliens attacking is a reference to the film Mars Attacks!, which Tim Burton and Danny Elfman both worked on.
* This is the only "game" in There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension you can technically play in the intended way without it breaking, although you do need to fix it first.
Dimensional Temple

The **Dimensional Temple** is a location found in the third and fourth chapters of There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

## Appearance

On the outside, it seems to be made entirely of stone. One pillar is on each side of the entrance and in front of the structure are four trees. Most of the area is lined by a wooden fence. A swirl pattern is imprinted on the ground right in front of the entrance.

Diving into its interior, it is seen that the temple is divided into four rooms.

### The Good, the Bad, and the Princess

#### Room 1

The first room has four pillars located in each corner, and in the center of each set of four pillars is a flame. Opposite of the entrance lies a dial with a sun on it. Two buttons are located on each side of the Dimensional Temple, and in order to open the left door, only the right button must be pressed (the left button drops multiple snakes from the ceiling).
Pascal Cammisotto

**Pascal Cammisotto** (also known online as **KaMiZoTo**) is a game developer and voice actor, the founder of Draw Me A Pixel and known for his There Is No Game: Jam 2015 and There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension.

He is also featured as a character in the last chapter of Wrong Dimension, where he is known as Creator.

## Projects

* There Is No Game: Jam 2015
* Time Gate: Knight's Chase (music director)
* CoinOp Story
* There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension

## Involvement in the Video Game Franchise

Before Draw Me A Pixel, Pascal has stated that he'd worked for other companies in the past. These include: Infogrames, DokiDenki, Phoenix Interactive, Okugi, Osome, and Artefacts Studio.

### Newgrounds Deception Jam

Pascal was the founder of Draw Me A Pixel, and was the one who solely created the first version of There Is No Game for Newground's DeceptionJam. The non-game won the competition.

### CoinOp Story

Pascal Cammisotto initially began development of CoinOp Story around mid-2013 as a means for Pascal to get familiar with Construct2. The project was paused in around 2015 in order to focus on There Is No Game. It is unknown whether the project will continue in later years.

### Wrong Dimension

Pascal began the project of There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension in the hopes of creating a more in-depth story to Game. He began production of the game along with his friend, Guillaume Vidal. When the kickstarter was released, a total of three of the six chapters were finished.

#### Failed Kickstarter Campaign

The kickstarter campaign was launched in 2016 and only made €3,317 of €32,000 that it needed. Despite the lack of necessary funding, the team decided to push forward with the project.

## Trivia

* His online alias "KaMiZoTo" comes from his last name, Cammisotto, which has a similar pronunciation.
Tic-Tac-Toe

This article contains spoilers from There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. Continue at your own risk.

## Tic-Tac-Toe

### Chapter

Back Home

**Tic-Tac-Toe** is a simple game where two players are assigned the role of Xs or Os and must take turns placing either on a 3x3 grid until one of them archives three in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally).

Due to the game's simplicity nature, if both players are playing optimally (and especially if they are an AI), the game will always result in no winner.

## History

In order to prevent Mr. Glitch from ruining their plan to merge with GiGi,  Game challenged Mr. Glitch to a duel. If Mr. Glitch won, he could carry out his plan without any further medaling. If Game won, he would give up and allow GiGi and Game to merge. Mr. Glitch agrees, but when Game suggested they play Roshambo (a game he is known to cheat in), Mr. Glitch declined and suggested Tic-Tac-Toe instead. Game reminded him that Tic-Tac-Toe cannot be won, to which Mr. Glitch seemed to not care.

They began playing, with neither side winning, constantly ending in ties. Game pointed this out, with Mr. Glitch revealing he was simply waiting for Game to eventually slip up and let him win. While this is happening, the User grabbed the Xs and Os and used them to fix GiGi's transfer window.

After a number of times, Mr. Glitch put the window on the top of the screen, making the User unable to drop symbols onto it. However, he could drop symbols onto a line of text made by the Creator and create a Brick Breaker type game to bounce the symbols up. Once her transfer is complete, both parties seem to lose interest in continuing the game.

## Xs and Os

**Xs and Os** are items originating from the Tic-Tac-Toe game. They can only be grabbed when they turn pink and fall to the floor.

Either can be used to straighten GiGi's transfer window or break the Creator's line of code. However, the Os bounce far better than the Xs, so it's best to use them instead.

## Trivia

* The use of this game may be a reference to the film *WarGames*. In it, a computer AI (not unlike Game or Mr. Glitch) is told to endlessly play Tic-Tac-Toe with itself, always resulting in no winner.
Soundtrack

The **There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension Soundtrack** is the game's official soundtrack, composed by Xiaotian Shi. With additional compositions from Pascal Cammisotto and vocal performances by Julie Shields.

There are 37 tracks, with 6 "bonus" tracks as well.

## Trivia

* The song's "Tchaïkovsky's Nutcracker" and "DJ Tchaïkovsky's Nutcracker Remix" are both remixes of "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" from the Nutcracker ballet.
Please, Paper!

This article contains spoilers from There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension. Continue at your own risk.

## Please, Paper!

### Chapter

Free2Play

**Please, Paper!** is a game advertised in Legend of the Secret: Ultimate Clicker V.I.P. Edition Deluxe 4.2 Free in Free2Pay.

## Story

When finding a lootbox by the Dimensional Temple entrance, the player has a chance to get an ad for **Please, Paper!** or RaPappa The Paper. The ad is of the game's logo next to a door to the bathroom, overlooking some buildings in the distance. Knocking on the door will make a man's hand pop out. The man will ask for toilet paper.

The User can give him RaPappa The Paper from his ad, as he is made of paper. The man takes RaPappa inside and comes back to give the User a plunger. The User can use his plunger to rig the lootbox wheel and win a million coins.

## Trivia

* This game is a reference to Papers, Please.
	+ Papers, Please is actually referenced earlier in Mise En Abyme when the Russian Voice asks them to "show me papers", to which Game responds "only if you say please".
My Actual Code

## Instrumental

*See GiGi (disambiguation) for other related uses.*

**My Actual Code** is a soundtrack sung by GiGi in Loss of Control.

## Lyrics

I'm slowly losing CONTROL

Stuck in front of a colored black hole

I feel compelled to sing and express

All the feelings that I deeply process

If there is no game, there is no Gigi

DELETE function is our memento mori

But as we can't copy/paste or download

Let me read you my actual code

(Loop Point)

COLOR is set to ZERO

PRINT "cry" and TRACE "Sorrow"

FOR GIGI - YOU

Type END

What's a GAME with no pleasure?

LOOP until US = TOGETHER

IF HOME is what we earn

THEN GO TO ME and press RETURN

I would love to see us played

Somewhere like in a penny arcade

Sadly this Boolean might never be TRUE

No more quest, no more fun or replay value

I miss you, Mr. Game

And I'm happy we feel the same

But If you don't believe this special ode

Let me remind you my actual code

(Loop)

## Trivia

* The song hides a code. The user has to use this code in order to move onto the next chapter.
* According to Draw Me A Pixel, this song was "a tribute to James Bond intros." It was also inspired by Adele's "Skyfall."

## References

1. ↑ Draw Me A Pixel on Twitter: Users, did you know that Gigi's song was a tribute to James Bond intros??
Rogue Quiz

**Rogue Quiz** is a quiz hosted by Game. This quiz is found in Back Home.

There are three questions, with the third being impossible to get right. If you get any of them wrong, Game will (pretend to) delete your save file. Throughout the quiz, depending on how fast you are or how well you do, Game will make commentary.

## Questions

### Question 1

"What's 2+2? Setting the bar high with the first one. Starting now!... No, you're not hesitating, are you?... Honestly, I don't have an easier question. Oh, yeah, there is 1+1... OK, I'll give you a hint. It's how many neurons you've got... Correct!"

* **Time:** 60 seconds
* **Question:** What's 2+2?
* **Answers:** 3, 4, 12
	+ **Correct Answer:** 4
* **Hint:** If you can't answer that, I advise you to go into politics.

### Question 2

"What's the capital of France?... I know it's not in the United States... But it's on the same planet... And there's even an awesome Disneyland park to go to... Unless the employees are on strike... Oh la la! Mulan Rouge! John-Claude Van Damme... No, he's Belgian."

* **Time:** 30 seconds
* **Question:** What's the capital of France?
* **Answers:** Europe, 404, Paris, Saturn, M. Night Shyamalan
	+ **Correct Answer:** Paris
* **Hint:** I'm sorry, the editor of this answer is on strike.

### Question 3

"Which restriction enzymes are required to clone the mammalian expression vector pMV2 BMPR?"

* **Time:** 5 seconds
* **Question:** Which restriction enzymes are required to clone the mammalian expression vector pMV2 BMPR?
* **Answers:** R2D2 enzymes, The cat, The other answer, My license plate number, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Behind you!, Sam&Max, That's a lie, Instant cassettes, What?
	+ **Correct Answer:** None. Regardless of which one you click it will be wrong.
	+ If you select "Instant cassettes", you will earn the **Better than Mr. Radar** achievement, though your answer will still be wrong.
* **Hint:** For your personal edification, the correct answer is "EcoRI" and "Sal1".

## Trivia

* As this is a quiz, this is the only time the hints do not help you.