* Each time an Occult Orb appears, an effect comes into play, similar to how Weather effects work in Soku, except in this game, it's called a Mystery Spot. Once you utilize a Last Word, you'll drain all your orbs. All Last Words are based upon the characters' Urban Legends.
* If you collect 4 Occult Orbs, you can use your Last Word. However, if you take damage after using it, you won't be able to use it again for a while. * Once you collect 1 Occult Orb, you'll be able to use your Urban Legend, which is character-dependent. * Any attack that requires Orbs will be stronger the more Orbs you have. Try not to bounce it toward your opponent, because they may be able to tag it with a light! * Your orb will bounce off you if you touch it. * If you have more lights than your opponent, then you get the orb. * A light representing the players (red for player 1, blue for player 2) appears when they touch an Orb, which has space for 7 lights. About 5 seconds later, it reveals itself. Nevertheless, its strength lies in an almost inexplicable charm that it has which keeps you going through each puzzle.* Around 20 seconds into a battle, an Occult Orb will begin appearing. I didn't have much fun with this game, since its puzzles were often underwhelming and its atmosphere was unexciting. If it were longer it would likely begin to grow wearisome to play. It can certainly feel depressing if you play it all in one sitting.
What might be praised as an interesting design could be phrased by others as being a bleak design. The game is very much a trial by fire kind of experience, which is to its benefit. Its difficulty is mostly derived from being able to execute your plan more than it is from being able to figure out what your plan is. Nevertheless, the game is sweet, if short. The idea of a puzzle platformer is nothing new, and there are others out there that outdo this game in every way. The puzzles, with one or two exceptions, are only mildly challenging and the atmosphere is creepy.
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