The focus, then, is really on the narrative, which starts from those simplistic origins with both characters and quite quickly breaks out to investigate and explore a wider world. I would certainly expect the challenge to increase for the second act, whenever that might be released. There’s nothing too tricky to figure out, and the burden is eased by the game quickly dispensing with any items which will see no further use, making this quite a simple game to progress through. This is your classic point-and-click adventure game fare, which will see you interacting with characters, collecting and using items from your inventory. Then again, that shouldn’t be something that you face often, if at all. This over-protective mothering is the polar opposite to the joyous sacrifice of maidens which Vella faces, as her story echoes classic tales and she is one of her town’s offerings to a horrible monster. The “Mom” computer looks after Shay’s every waking moment, coddling him with an endless repetition of childish flights of fancy and silliness, frustrating him by not letting him know what is really going on in his universe and never letting him grow up.
Velouria – though everyone calls her Vella – lies against the bottom of a tree, with a view that overlooks her idyllic town of Sugar Bunting, while Shay’s futuristic spaceship stands in stark contrast. Though very different on the surface, these are worlds that hide secrets, and there are many parallels between the two.īoth Shay and Vella are teenagers struggling with the rules of their worlds that they have no real understanding of. It’s not needed for any puzzles, but take note of the wires if you want to make him dance for fun.Two teens slumber peacefully, living in two worlds that could not be further apart. After he fixes the radio, the dancing Hexipal will go into your inventory and you can see his wiring. Bonus just for fun: dancing Hexipal! After Shay finds the broken radio downstairs, he gives it to the dancing Hexipal that Rocky programmed. You will need to program Shay’s Hexipal this way when it comes time to make him hammer with the mallet at the drum.Ĥ. The burn marks are the starting points for the wires, so all you need to do is swap the colors around until it works. The burn marks also help you place it, if you don’t want to wait for Mom to fix it. When this happens, you must collect the safety bot again and you’ll see how the wiring looks to program the bot to swing his arms outward. Its unlikely you’ll be able to complete the final puzzle in one try without Mother rewiring the safety bot Hexi-gal to be a safety bot (unless you follow a guide and know exactly what you need to do).
Once you get three blue bars and a smiling Hexipal, you know it worked and he’s charged! If you’re still having trouble with this one, I’ve explained it in even more detail here.ģ. You can do one wire at a time or try all three. Place the Hexipal in the charging station every time you want to check the results of your work. Once you get the first two wires in place, the last one is easy. The starting point for a wire will be the left shape and the ending point will be the right shape. Blue is the top row, then yellow, then red. Even though the photo is in black and white, you use the colors to control the order. It’s a hexagon, so there are six corners/sides and six options where the wires can connect.
#BROKEN AGE VOICE CAST TRIAL#
Once you have that clue, you need to use trial and error to see which symbol you get when you connect a wire in a certain connection on the back of the Hexipal. The clue is found by Vella in the control room of Shay’s ship. Rewiring the broken Hexipal that Shay finds so you can charge him him up and let him fix the ship.
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