There are also ten hidden areas containing switches to flip, and if you want the best ending, you’ll need to discover them all. Otherwise, the darkness will consume you, which is probably the same fate that fell on those skeleton in cages you are trying not to notice in the background as you move about. To find them, you’ll need to explore and collect several power-ups, like double jumping and moving faster, which allow you to access new parts of the map. What’s Insidia all about? Well, it’s about a traveler, who may or may not be a female automaton, who has to make an emergency landing on a dark, strange planet in order to fix her broken spaceship. Either way, they put out strange, unique experiences– “Too Many Cooks”, anyone?–and Insidia, while actually rather plain and straightforward, is still a solid half hour of fun. Plus, if I remember correctly, they are also behind Jazzpunk, a zany adventure game that I do have in my Steam library and hope to play both before the year is over and I have it spoiled for me on the Giant Bomb GOTY podcasts. I mean, previously, they blew me away with Winnose, a surreal puzzle thing blistering with catchy tunes and tricky riddles, and sort of impressed me at the start of Westerado, that Western tale of revenge murder and retro graphics. We also have another guide on Shattered Moon collectible locations if you've moved on from Koboh as well as our overall Jedi: Survivor walkthrough and our guide on the very best lightsaber stance in Jedi: Survivor.I really need to start spending more time perusing Adult Swim’s gaming subsite. That's all there is to the pesky problem of the locked door in Pyloon's Saloon! If you're looking to hunt down other collectibles across the planet, look no further than our Jedi: Survivor Koboh collectible locations guide. Not very respectful of private property, but there you go. Moran then invites Cal to take a look at the room and pick anything of value that he likes from there.Īfter this conversation, you'll find that the locked door can magically be opened! Inside is a chest on the left containing the Eerin Siinaa music track which can be played at the Saloon and a Databank entry on the right which is given when you have BD-1 scan Moran's possessions. Moran explains that he too has lost people, and that Monk (the bartender) was kind enough to allow Moran to store some of his possessions in the back room. Talk with Moran enough times, and eventually you'll start a conversation which begins with Moran apologising for being brusque with Cal in their last conversation. outside the Saloon) and then coming back again. You can, however, prompt a new "occasion" by going to another region (i.e.
It's worth noting that you can't just repeatedly talk with Moran to make this quicker - the discussions need to be on different occasions. Talk to Moran enough times and he'll open the locked door for you! But keep talking with Moran and he'll open up a bit more about his background. At first he's quite standoffish with Cal, blaming him for stirring up trouble with the Bedlam Raiders near the Saloon. Moran is the haughty blue-skinned individual at the bar nearest the door. To open the locked door in the back of Pyloon's Saloon, you must speak to Moran on seven separate occasions.
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