Your rank is determined by various things, including how many times you’ve tackled that stage before and how many Negati you’ve defeated. The color of the stamp is an indication of which difficulty level you completed that stage at, with red indicating the highest difficulty. You’ll receive a stamp on your results for a stage once you complete it. To that end, we’ve created a system where the game can automatically adjust the difficulty of the stages through the number and types of Negati that appear, to either make the gameplay more challenging or a bit easier for you. One of our goals for Balan Wonderworld was to create an accessible adventure for players of all ages and skill levels. The gameplay difficulty will adjust to your skill level There are additional costumes to discover in these Act 3 stages, so I hope you look forward to discovering all these stages have to offer. Each Act 3 stage contains many brain-teasing puzzles-can you solve them all? Once you beat the game, when you return to the Isle of Tims you’ll see that you’ve unlocked an Act 3 for each chapter, giving you 12 new stages to tackle. Your adventure in Wonderworld isn’t over after you reach the end of the game.
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Why not try giving out drops on each colored patch and see what happens? Each stage is a three-act production You can feed your Tims by doling out drops on the colored flower patches on the Isle of Tims. These will help your Tims grow, give them new attributes, and even change their color. You can feed them the teardrop shaped drops you’ll find throughout the different stages. Try doling out the drops on all the flower patches!īut it’s not enough just to keep an eye out for eggs-you also need to take care of the Tims you have. Be sure to keep an eye out for any eggs on your adventure, as you never know what color of Tims you may hatch. It’s also worth noting that you can bring up to one Tim with you into a stage by holding that Tim in your arms while you access the door to that particular stage. For example, blue Tims can sometimes destroy objects shrouded in negativity (they’ll look pretty spiky), while pink Tims can sometimes bring items from someplace else to you. One thing to keep in mind is that the color of your Tims makes a difference, as Tims will have different abilities at their disposal based on this.
They’re also your constant companions on your adventure to restore balance to the hearts of twelve lost souls. These fluffy and colorful creatures are manifestations of positive emotions. The Changing Room is key to exploring all there is once you’ve gathered more costumes from later stages. Keep in mind that you may not be able to access all areas of a particular stage the first time you visit it. The Changing Room is perfect for grabbing spare costumes as a buffer for your health, or for swapping your wardrobe around to solve a particular puzzle. You can access the Changing Room at any checkpoint, and handily, it stores all your spare costumes. While the Isle of Tims is the true hub of the game, the Changing Room is your home away from home. It’s showtime! Your wardrobe is meant to be changed Today, I wanted to share some of my top tips to help get you started on your way, along with revealing a couple secrets that the game has in store for you.
Beckoned into the magical realm of Wonderworld by the enigmatic maestro Balan, you’ll need to restore the balance to the hearts of twelve lost souls, and in doing so, hopefully recover balance in Leo or Emma’s heart, also.Īs soon as you step through the stage door and arrive on the Isle of Tims in Wonderworld, you’ll quickly discover that there are plenty of mysteries to unravel. In Balan Wonderworld, you’ll play as Leo or Emma, two kids who are dealing with an imbalance of positive and negative emotions within their hearts. Welcome to the strangest, most whimsical, most fantastical musical show in town: Balan Wonderworld! The curtain is just about to lift as tomorrow, our humble show will be available worldwide for players of all ages to dive into.
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