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VERY FUN!!! Is there more than one ending? I just got one, but I don't think I completed every task.

Played this before. The graphics made it confusing.

Just not my type of game.
3/5

My impressions of the game:

Gosh darn it, my computer can't take it ;A;

Is there some way an eight-year-old Windows XP can find a way to play? I use google chrome, I'm really thinking of switching because of several annoying problems just like this.

Awesome game, just my type, but I have a problem.

I played this on Newgrounds. Went through once. There's one thing I seriously have to point out.

Cool!

[Spoiler tags fixed. You need to replace the word "example" with your own words that you want to appear under a spoiler, like this: <spoiler>All this text is between two spoiler tags.</spoiler> I hope that helps. -Jay]

@ASB - it's not a "all or nothing" - the good end can be achieved if you get a few gems. that being said, most can be avoided, but if you pick up one or two it's ok. As for the jump, you most likely missed a fruit back - there should only be two jump fruits.

@SonicLover: I agree with you completely!

I got the "at what cost?" ending.

I really like that the plants expire when you enter a new area. I love these type of games but get lost easily.

Can someone fix JIGuest's comments? I think he used the spoiler tags a little too literally.

alright, played through both endings. Questions, though, cause I'm not going to play it again.

Played through all three endings, starting with the worst to the best...(because I somehow naively started playing that way...XD)

The 2nd and 3rd playthrough was definitely a lot faster, though occasionally, I still got lost...mini map as a power up would have helped.

Game plot was a bit lacking at first, but by the last playthrough, it actually felt nice to have a simple plot.
Controls can be a bit frustrating at some point, as some spots are a bit hard to reach for unless you press the right buttons together.

Was a pretty good game, I would say. Worth the try for all three endings.

I played this game a couple days ago. It's a very nice exploration game.

can anyone help me?

great game btw.

I got one person's description of the endings

Note that (as I found out):

Great game, reminded me of a short version of Knytt (which is pure awesome).

Like in some other games, we can't redefine keys.. so I can't play.. :s

This made my palms sweat and my feet tingle from the virtual heights-- I really got into it. But there's no way I'm going for another ending.

I get a very strong sense of Shadow of the Colossus from this game. The stamina gauge mechanic paired with the plot to

made it a pretty obvious source of inspiration.

The levels were pretty varied, and the experience goes by pretty quickly so it doesn't drag on. The ending was a little predictable (at least the bad one was) but the game is pretty solid otherwise. I felt like it was a good way to spend an hour!

The Shadow of the Colossus influence becomes even stronger one you get a certain item:

Shadow of the Colossus imitators haven't yet become too stale for me so that's fine.

JIGuest- answers to some of your questions:

This was really cool, but I was annoyed because

My annoyance was not based on gameplay in any way so I advise strongly against NOT READING this in case you want to be surprised (and you should want to, it's well done).

The first time I played this it didn't get to me... It took another try later that day and I got completely caught by it.

I love this game.

@Jiguest, concerning the "extra crystal," and to anyone who feels they finished the gem quest early:

I really liked this, once it decided to stop crashing my browser. The backtracking can be tedious but there's a lot of neat places to explore and the multiple endings are a nice touch.

Founded1992 was looking for a specific item.

Enjoy!

@ensoul while you are correct in what you say regarding the "extra gem", you've missed something:

Regarding endings:

I really enjoyed this game. But I couldn't help but notice that the menu music was suspiciously similar to Mass Effect's menu music... in fact, they're almost the same.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuXOr1CcZsk

@neddo,

Thanks. I did know I'd gotten the mushroom, I just didn't realize that I'd engaged in a transaction, apparently. Either time.

So, how many endings are there, total,

sooooo i have a few questions...
1) how do you get

and
2) how do you

did anyone get all the items? i tried looking but i cant find the item beside the scanner and the youth fruit....

Yeah, I don't think I missed one of the two at the beginning though, since it's impossible to get out of the first area without them. The first time I played through, I was able to climb the wall when I went back down to explore after riding the light up ("Beam me up, Scotty!" :P)
I guess I'll just keep trying everything.

I'm extremely annoyed by this game:

I understand that a lot of indie developers are die-hard gamers with the know-how to express their love for specific titles through smaller titles of their own, but for me, this went beyond a compliment and straight to theft. The creator of this game took the time to dress up the external details just enough to throw off the average casual gamer, but for those of us who respect specific titles that made us fall in love with specific genres, this is insulting. The creator went as far as to refer to the endurance mechanic as "unique" on ArmorGames. It was unique in the original game, not here.
I also wanted to note that this game has been entered in a contest that encourages the developer to get someone to buy their game. If this game is bought, any form, by another, that would be taking the insult even further. Making money off of someone else's hard work is disgusting.

Yeah, I don't think I missed one of the two at the beginning though, since it's impossible to get out of the first area without them. The first time I played through, I was able to climb the wall when I went back down to explore after riding the light up ("Beam me up, Scotty!" :P)
I guess I'll just keep trying everything. Where was the guy who wanted the mushrooms again?

Pretty fun game, but I wish that loading your file at the end put you somewhere where you could easily get all the different endings... it was long enough that I really don't feel like going back and getting the other endings. Maybe later...

@Crowcaller: Generally plagiarism is only objected to in academic and journalistic contexts. Art and video games both seem to encourage borrowing. I'll admit that presenting the endurance mechanic as unique is kind of shady, but it's mostly marketing speak.

I'm not very familiar with SotC, so I'm not sure what plot similarities exist other than

Could you elaborate?

Could someone tell me how to kill the animals? For the life of me I can't work it out.

This is a good little game. I'm surprised there isn't a walk-through map posted yet though.

0 (zero) turns off the chant (music).

weird that completing every objective is what gets you the bad ending...

@G.P.: "Generally plagiarism is only objected to in academic and journalistic contexts. Art and video games both seem to encourage borrowing."

Wow, that is SO VERY UNTRUE. Although in art and game circles, it tends to be called "copyright violation" rather than "plagiarism." If you're going to "borrow" someone's work and make money off it, you'd better borrow from something in the public domain. Which, when it comes to video games, is nothing.

@ G.P.

Let me give it a shot. I'm going to give a synopsis of both stories.

That's not the entire story of SotC, but enough to hopefully see where others are coming from on this game.

Question:

Thanks.

I really enjoyed the game. It's refreshing to have choices.

How would one make a screencapture map of something like this? If it's not too complicated I might try.

Answer to Ultio's question:

Hope the spoiler thing works.

I think more attention needs to be directed at the sleeping beast, which looks likes a cat you probably should have encountered in the beginning of the game.
Is it something that the maker intentionally left as a joke or something?
Because I found all gems, all eight skills, all the quests as far as I know, but I still can't get to it.

whats up with that White Tiger in the cave??

@Summer

I already have what I need. I'm just not sure how to get there.

Thanks. I realized I needed to be a bit more specific.

@Ultio:

I believe the white tiger is just a reused sprite from summit his older game. In summit you could get to the tiger and it did nothing. I'm assuming it does nothing in this game as well.

@Ultio
You can do this to reach the 2 fruits

@Carny Asada: You wouldn't have the concept of "genres" or "mechanics" in video games if they didn't encourage borrowing. They call them metroidvania and rougelike for a reason. Alos, many games feature the mechanics of collecting items, bullet time, etc.

This isn't an unlicensed sequel to SotC. It doesn't share anything of importance with that game except for a few archetypes and a "you can't hang onto things forever" mechanic.
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Thanks for the info @jigcommenter.

Dwarf wants tiger! Okay, that was a silly little spoof, but really, is the napping feline just a tease? Oh well.

I finished! I'm pleased with myself, I'm pretty sure I got the all-good ending (thanks to everybody here -- I was a confused little dwarf for the first partial game).

@Ultio, the only way I know to get a map is to take print-screen shots everywhere, and then put them together in an image editor. This is such a huge world, with such a small bit of it showing at once, that this seems like a pretty tedious task. Now if you could do movie capture of the screen, then use image knitting software to merge it all together, that would be cool (though probably hard, with the dwarf always in the picture, and the background the way it is). So I don't know. I'm much less interested in a map, now that I have solved it.

Finally finished (well, finally came back to it and finished), and I have to say I really liked it. Note: the author says that a second or third playthrough goes faster, and I found that to be very true, especially...

I also really liked the variation in the endings, in particular

Incidentally, I don't think this is a Shadow of the Colossus ripoff at all. Granted, I haven't played SotC, but based on the description from jigcommenter above, it really doesn't seem like anything was "borrowed" except a very broad motif that SotC was very likely not the first game to explore. There's a line between "plagiarism" and "drawing inspiration", and I think this falls, if anywhere, into the latter category.

I very much enjoyed this game. Got two of the endings on my own, now after reading this site I want to go back and get the third one.

I definitely got a Shadow of the Colossus vibe too. That's a good thing - it's one of my favorite games ever. As for plagiarism, IAAL but I have to be pretty familiar with IP law for my work, and as far as I can tell this game is fine. If the author copied specific images or text there would be a problem. But he didn't. There's a plot where a bad guy is trying to trick you into doing his work, an endurance gauge, and powering up through fruit, but all of these show up in lots of other games. And I'm pretty sure that Tomb Raider had an endurance gauge for climbing before Shadow of the Beast did, and wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't the first either.

@Ultio - Easier way for lightning boxes:

Someone up there mentioned grip gloves? Do you mean the boots or are there gloves too? Where?

Also, what's with the little orange robots always telling me about a legendary climber at the bottom of the sea? I've swum around the bottom of the sea and I haven't seen anyone...

@ JIGuest

You should be able to see the gloves from the bottom of the cave section (west of the starting area), but you can't get to them from there.

Thanks all for your tips. One other thing I'm noticing:

Just wondering. If I make it there, will post results.

Update: That area was involved with the ending I hadn't gotten. Power of posting, huh? :)

Hi! Fun game. I don't like platform games generally because I'm not coordinated enough with finger taps to get what I need to get... luckily have a kid who is. ;)

Couple questions if anyone can help:

How do you...

Thanks :)

I've never played SotC, but if the game is similar to this, i'll have to check it out

@G.P. but more generally,
It seems there's a lot of talk back and forth about how, specifically, I feel this game has crossed the line in mirroring SOTC. Allow me to elaborate:

- The design of the "temple" where Malor is has a lot of the same thematic elements as the temple in SOTC. Pillars, altar, shaft of light - the whole thing.
-The way Malor's voice seems to be booming down on you from on high, cryptically leading you to your next objective - identical to SOTC. Even the structure of his hints is the same.
- The way the crystals you've already collected allow you to teleport back to the places you got them from - this is exactly the same mechanic used in SOTC.
- Not only do you have an endurance bar for holding onto ledges/swimming, but you collect fruit off of strategically placed trees to increase this gauge - the mechanic and the structure of the visual are identical to SOTC.
- The "impossible eternal cliff" you have to climb is an identical concept found in SOTC.
- The special gadget you get that uses a beam of light to point directly to the location of the nearest crystal - same as Wanda's sword in SOTC.

- The way when your character falls from high off the ground, he is momentarily stunned depending on the height of the drop.
- There's a series of pillars in one segment that seem to have been connected together to form an ancient bridge - a big element in the landscape of SOTC.

I picked up on a lot of this within the early portions of the game. SotC was a monumental event in gaming, and if you haven't played it, please take the time to do so. Its amazing what the developer accomplished given last-gen technology, and the story and visuals are incredibly memorable. I'm not at all confused or perplexed as to why any indie developer would want to use SotC as an inspiration, but credit should be given where credit is due. Perhaps plagiarism isn't present here, and perhaps no illegal actions were taken, but I still feel that the developer borrowed far too much of SotC to go without mentioning it - even once!
A developer could create a platformer where you jump on enemies heads, and eat power-ups you collect from boxes you bash your head into, but its completely different when the enemies behave just like koopas and the power-ups are mushrooms that pop out of boxes labelled with a question mark.
See what I'm getting at?

@Crow Caller:
Well there certainly seem to more similarities than I realized. I still think that since the style of gameplay is so completely different that it's passable.

(I tried playing it gave up after a few colossi as I didn't really care for it)

Glad to hear that people are checking out Shadow of the Colossus because of this! If endeavor generates interest in SotC, then I feel it serves a positive purpose.

How do you get the fruit at the top of the volcano? It is blocked off by walls.

And what about the ladders next to the maze where you get the parachute?

Can I just say that the last line is a little more that cheesy?

@ Tahnan

I think i remember ending quotes.

Hope tags work...

@Crow Calling

A lot of your perceived similarities are largely because you're looking at it with an aim to compare it to SotC. Take, for example, your opinion on how MALOR's voice seems to be booming from above... There is no evidence to support this opinion and you only believe it to be projected that way because you've played SotC and know what it -should- sound like, then. Your mind is making the connection, the connection does not exist of its own accord.

For example, I perceived the voice as a whisper during my playthroughs of endeavor.

The visuals of the temple also exist in many games, not just Shadow of the Colossus. I seem to remember Link's sword in The Ocarina of Time being found in a temple with pillars and an altar with a beam of light. It is not a theme that is exclusive to Shadow of the Colossus, and therefore an argument that it was plagarised from SotC is without base, as SotC likely "plagarised" the visuals itself.

The beam of light pointing to an objective is also not an exclusive innovation of SotC, and is invalid as a claim of plagarism for the same reasons.

As for the bridge of fallen pillars, I just played through endeavor twice and cannot picture what you speak of. The graphics in endeavor are fairly ambiguous... for example, I saw the tiger / whatever it is in the snow area as a pile of bones.

All in all, plagarism is far, far too strong a word. Developers borrow from other games, certain genres have constant themes and though there are some paralells, the developer of endeavor does not seem to be using them as a means of profiting off the work of others, merely as using several mechanics proven successful in several games to create a work that stands alone as its own creation.

@JIGuest

Endeavor was entered into the Ludum Dare October challenge, which is a contest that encourages developers to make a title and get it sold. This game should never be purchased by anyone.

I realize there are archetypes in gaming, some of which have spawned from other, more successful games, and some of which simply came from popular culture. I realize that there are games out there that share concepts with endeavor (probably thousands), but for the life of me, I can't find any other game that shares so many concepts concurrently as is evident between Endeavor and Shadow of the Colossus.

Actually, I can think of at least 2 others, and they both took the time to state "This game is inspired by Shadow of the Colossus" or something along those lines, and they weren't entered into a contest that encourages you to make a profit off of your game, either.

My problem with this situation isn't as much that this game borrows heavily from a title I have a lot of appreciation for, but rather, that the developer hasn't taken the time to make that clear, and in fact has made statements that encourage others to think of this game's mechanics as unique, when in fact, there may be little that is truly unique about this title.

Shadow of the Colossus probably took a couple years to be developed, and Endeavor's creator took a lot of what made it great, and slapped it together in a month. Perhaps each concept individually should be disregarded, but all those concepts wrapped together still feels like plagiarism.

Someone needs to make a story-like walkthrough for each ending, like on every day the same dream. I've done all endings, but I don't know how to tell it in a narrative.

dont know how to get through 1st the slingy in the west wall

is SotC a free game, or do u have to buy it? I was reading through all the comments and it seems like a great game, but if i have to buy it i dont really think its worth it.

on a side note, i noticed that a lot of people are named JIGuest. This cant be the same person, so is this what pops up when u comment anonymously? because this is an anonymous comment itself, and i was wondering if my name is JIGuest, because i put my name as Anonymous. Thanks.

@Jiguest
Thank you i have read every comment here and i say that everyone else is just b**ching because they have nothing better to do and its not plagerism of SotC
@crowcaller
1. the "brige" idea makes no sense because the pillars zig zag
2. there are similaritys and differences in every game your pretty much making assumtions about plagerism because you are looking for every thing that is even remotly similar
I mean you dont see people b**ching about those thousands of match 3 games that are exactly the same with maybe 1 difference so why are you getting on the developers back about your "assumptions"
3. thousands of games have arrows that point to your objective are you going to go stage a protest saying their game is a rip off of SotC too?
@everyone
can someone please tell me what the extra words are at the end if you get the good ending without the fruit of youth because there are a few extra words

What in the world is the deal with that... well it looks like a spray bottle that's bubbling, that's the best way I can think to describe it. It's on the floor of the jungle at the far right side of the world below. Whatever it is, it can be collected as a soul with the ray gun thing. It doesn't talk and best I can tell it isn't an item you can get. What is its purpose?

I just played this game, and I would like to address the plagiarism issue.

I of course am talking about the striking similarities between this game and the Lord of the Rings. First of all, there's a dwarf. Sound familiar? There were dwarves all over LotR. This is blatant theft of Tolkien's ideas (he was, of course, the person who invented dwarves). And the dwarf is on a quest. Just like in LotR! There's even a volcano. Not to mention an unseen evil power with a corrupting influence (Malor is pretty much a carbon copy of Sauron).

I think it's just disgusting that the creator of this game didn't give any credit to Tolkien at all!

Endeavor Maps

@iknow

okay, I've never played SotC and I don't plan on it because I heard a review (Zero Punctuation, escapistmagazine.com) And the whole concept of Climbing giant colossi to hit a weak point the size of a grape while they try to shake you off and the whole resurrecting your dead wife/sister/best friend Never took to me. This game however hasn't really taken to me either.

Now onto the full rant:

[spoiler]This game has a main quest (Most games out in this age do) which is Get the important magic miguffin to slay evil bad guy or something to that effect. This is the most common quest.
This game has a stamina bar, ANOTHER COMMON THING IN A PROPER GAME IS SOME FORM OF Health, Mana, or Fatigue.
This game has no system of Death so instead of dying and losing a life you're stunned, this is once more common in games that have no death for the main character.
An objective arrow, Common in every game with a plot that isn't free roam wait no even THOSE have quest arrows!
This game has an evil [/spoiler]

Stop focusing on a single game and saying it was plagiarized from that game I can name a series this game takes from. Silent Hill. There's a main quest to get out of the town by using a "magic" thing to kill the evil god that keeps popping up in all four of the main games. There is no death in Silent Hill for the main character. Just getting a game over screen and being placed back at the beginning of the level. There's a stamina bar there for how long you can run. There's an objective arrow on the freakin minimap for christ's sake. Is this game stealing from Silent Hill? HELL NO!

Re: copyright/plagiarism.

An idea cannot be copyrighted. In the case of games, software, literature, music, etc. the only thing that can be expressly forbidden is the actual thing. In the case of music or literature, it is defined by concrete amounts of a thing. In terms of software it is the actual code. Things inspired by, similar to, or using similar themes or imagery are not violations. If you think this is similar, or unoriginal, that's just your opinion and there is no rule or even reason this person can't make a game that is akin to another. Perhaps before you go getting extremely upset you should do a little research on what copyright and plagiarism actually entail.

Not to mention you're way behind the social acceptance of the gains of elaborative and community oriented cultural creation. But, perhaps you side with copyright term extending Disney, or the sample litigating RIAA. Apparently money is all that matters to you.

I think it's a nice, cute game. Well executed, but nothing to worry about in any real long term sense. Neither unique nor inventive, and carrying no real artistic, philosophical or ideological weight to speak of.

Hey i figured out something that once you get lighting follow Instructions ok??... just HOLD Z+UP

Really fun :) Sad that I helped out the bad guy, though. I want to see the other endings, but a total run through would be a pain :C

As far as SotC, I do see many similarities, and it is the first game I thought of, but I don't think it's enough to be a rip off. However, I wholeheartedly agree that the author SHOULD have said something about it inspiring their work, if only for the popularity of SotC and it's fans to not get upset. Not saying anything, and calling the stamina bar unique is a bit presumptuous, and I agree that it makes it frustrating that they entered it in the contest. (Anyone who has played Dark Cloud knows my hate for the thirst bar, basically the same thing). And on the storyline

Aside from the contest, it would have never even crossed my mind as being a problem (i.e. free flash only), but then again there are judges for a reason (and I'm sure at least one of them has played SotC).

Also, similarities you may have missed:

However, I also agree with the other side, as LOTS of games use the temple with scattered light setting (most Zelda games, many Final Fantasy games, Jak and Daxter, and Ico; SotC's pre/sequel depending on how you look at it), but Endeavor isn't quite close enough for me to think theft. It's more like a tribute that didn't get the credit it should have. Maybe Zillix thought they put something in the credits or it totally slipped their mind, but it's little more than just rude. Some important differences are

Finally, I am a super Team Ico fan. If you haven't played, it IS worth buying (especially) since I've seen it at Gamestop for $8, as well as Ico. I believe there is a special pack coming out when Trico/The Last Guardian comes out of the first two. There are many similarities beyween the two, but I would never buy this over SotC. This is a lovely little tributeish game, but SotC is so much more. It's beautiful, huge, and Mr. Bucket Lizard scares the crap out of me every time (or Kuromori #8 if you're a fan! :D).
@Rolan Fair don't rely on the review. It's hard to describe the feeling of satasfaction and nerdy pride when you ride your horse towards a dragon so big one wing fits on the screen, leaping off, snagging it's fur, climbing it's back, and taking out it's weak points before it dives down under the sand (Phalanx #13).

How do you get the lighting? And a way to kill the things?

Some things I've noticed:
10-Soul Ending:

When you make it back up top, does what the people say have to do with what ending you're getting?

And what is the power-up inside the lightning in the volcano?

What "mushroom guy"? I found the mushroom, but not the guy.

to use:
grip hands= up
electric destroy= z
search gems= v

The best thing about this game was NO DYING. I wish more action and platform games would be like this.

BTW, how the heck do you drop down? It says to use the down arrow, but it doesn't appear to be working...

Here's a FULL map from author Zillix on NG

I have done a Let's Play of this game, with all three endings if anyone is interested.

As for my opinions of this game, I think this was well worth the Game of the Year for casual gameplay. The free-roaming nature and a plot that spells itself out over time.

I did not find it a chore to complete the game three times. I enjoyed seeing everthing there was to see. It may be because I love Half Life and its way of storytelling, but then again I just may like Metroidvanias that much.

I get some major REDDER vibe from this.

Upgrades + Kyntt.

Man, after reading the whole page, I still didn't get a full picture of that White beast/Cat/Moving pile of bones/yeti thingy, which is probably completely not accessible.I mean why did he put it there?

I have read the whole page and have not found an answer:
Where is the lightning powerup? Please help!

@nerdypants December 31, 2010 8:41 PM
One thing first for the record; Tolkien only invented the plural form of dwarf: dwarves. As for who invented the original concept I have no clue. Also, in nay EVERY RPG you are on a quest, so that's just a stupid point. Another stupid point; the volcano. There are volcanoes in Warcraft 3, are you going to say that they ripped off Tolkien for using something that appears in nature? And how on Earth is Malor a carbon copy of Sauron? Malor: 'Kind' spirit who wants you to get him/her gems to help him/her send you back home and will also benefit themself. Sauron: Evil creator of the One Ring to Rule Them All and ruler of Mordor trying to dominate the world under his rule from the gaze of his eye and is just blatantly evil. So now all I have to say is "Similarities? I think not" to a point of course.

I personaly love this game but I really didnt want to play it for the other two endings.I DID discover a way to cover the entire map while not collecting a single gem.

I just played again and found out that if you get up there on your own they are nice to you (Or get there with the Fruit of youth having been used) and when you come up thanks to malor, they are cruel

I found this so meaningful. Here's my take on the version I played (get all the gems and powedr-ups and kill everyone)

@anonymoose It's probably too late for anyone to read this, but in case it ever comes up: There's probably no one person who invented dwarfs. Lots of cultures around the world have myths about small creatures with magical powers who live in caves or forests or under mountains. I think the closest forerunner of modern, Tolkien-esque are probably the svartálfar from Norse oral tradition. They looked like short, gruff humans, lived under mountains, mined precious metals, and made magical weapons and items (although the word "dwarf" also existed at the time, and may or may not have referred to a separate race of beings who were similar to the svartalf).

I just beat the game a second time and

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It's really not hard to go back through as once you know your way around it's pretty fast. I did it in an hour and a half with plenty of lolly-gagging.

where is the dense jungle ?? i cant found the jem there ! HELP !!!

This is probably the most annoying and redundant I have ever played. Not only just to run around all over the the place is boring but also time wasting.The story is poor and predictable.

My God... An artistic game with... Substance? I'm having difficulty getting this processed, here!

Two years later, and this is still my favorite game I've found on this site. I still play it every now and again.

I played this game twice and got a bad ending both times.

The first time:

Seccond time:

So, can someone tell me how to get a good ending please?

I love this game and a few years ago I played a game with the same art style on newgrounds... I can't remember the name but I do know that it was about some girl, there were day/night cycles, and you could get power ups like higher jumping, speed and such. It's been bugging me to find this game, and I really want to! Can anyone please help?

@frustrate
to get to the Fruit of Youth:

@Grace
to kill things:

Stephan Delacruz:
I think you're looking for Level up!

I got the sword but...... Malor dude made the screen of black. wtf.

This was an extremely fun game to play and I managed to get all 3 endings, each one you play through the game the same way until the end.

This is an amazing game i spent over 3 hours playing it to get all three endings.