Date started: June 2019
Leads: Arnaud Chéritat, Henry Segerman, Saul Schleimer
Abstract
Eversion is a freeware game by Zaratustra. It was later re-released with improved graphics and revamped audio as Eversion HD, available as donationware and is now available on Steam. Eversion plays like a rather generic platformer. You can walk and jump, and collect gems (sometimes hidden in coin blocks). If you get all of the gems in every level, you unlock a secret level with the 'good. Eversion is a platform game entered in TIGsource's Commonplace Book Competition. The story behind the platformer in the game simply states that the princess was kidnapped, and that you need to save her. 1 Gameplay 2 Versions 2.1 Freeware 2.2 Steam Version In order to progress through the levels, the characters have to 'evert' the landscape to change its properties. As the game progresses, each. This is the second game in the series that was also divided into episodes and the competed game was released on 26th of September 2013.Emily’s Honeymoon Cruise game has seventeen episodes in the normal game while the platinum eversion of the game has more that seventeen episodes.
Produce, in virtual reality, augmented reality, or simply on-screen, a simulation of a surface in three-dimensional spacethat behaves as in the context of the problem of sphere eversion. That is, is allowed to self-intersect, but resists any creasing. The surface hangs in space, unaffected by gravity. Users may grab onto a part of and pull it, including pulling it unresisted through other parts of itself. This will also drag along nearby points, but it will not allow to form a cusp in the process.
Many sphere eversion procedures have been discovered since Smale proved that it was possible, including work by Shapiro and Phillips, Morin, Apéry, Sullivan and Chéritat. Temple recommend book pdf. Much of the difficulty in finding such a procedure comes from the fact that it is difficult to experiment and visualise the effects of possible moves. We suspect that, given tools to easily and intuitively investigate movement of a sphere that follows the rules allowed for sphere eversion, even lay people will be able to find a solution given some persistence.
With this new technology, we will begin to map out and understand the space of eversions.
Media
Eversion Game Wikipedia
References
- Stephen Smale, A classification of immersions of the two-sphere, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 90 (1958), 281–290.
- Arnaud Chéritat, Yet another sphere eversion, https://arxiv.org/abs/1410.4417
- Many more at: http://www.chrishills.org.uk/ChrisHills/sphereeversion/
| Eversion | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | Zaratustra Productions |
| Publisher(s) | Zaratustra Productions |
| Designer(s) | Guilherme S Tows |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows OS X Linux |
| Release | Microsoft Windows
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| Genre(s) | Platformer, puzzle, horror |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
Eversion is a short platform game for Microsoft Windows by British indie studio Zaratustra Productions. It features a small flower-like protagonist named Zee Tee,[1][2] who is on a quest to rescue a princess named Nehema from the evil Ghulibas of the North, collecting gems along the way, much like in the plot of early Mario games. Each level consists of a set of parallel realities, each of which features different hazards, a unique artistic style, and a distinctive soundtrack. By using Zee Tee's ability to 'evert' from one reality to another, the player can navigate him through obstacles to reach his goal.
The opening screen and the first few levels are quite cheerful and colorful, but the environment becomes gradually more deranged and disturbing as the player progresses into other levels of the game. Eversion was inspired by a quotation from H. P. Lovecraft, and it features a warning on the intro screen that it is 'not intended for children or those of a nervous disposition'.[3]
Gameplay[edit]
The player controls Zee Tee by using the arrow keys to move left and right, the Z key to jump, and the X key to evert. Enemies can be dispatched by jumping on their heads; if Z is held down while attacking an enemy, Zee Tee will bounce high off its head, allowing him to reach higher platforms. Blocks with faces on them can be struck from underneath to yield gems.
Eversion Game Wiki
Eversion is possible only at certain points within each level. Upon approaching an eversion point, the music of the possible destination becomes audible. Additionally, the screen becomes slightly darker or lighter. Everting at this location switches between two adjacent realities. Switching to a third requires visiting a different location from the proper starting reality. In total there are eight possible realities, though most levels use only a few. In the HD version of Eversion, the background also changes when eversion occurs.
Eversion allows the player to exploit the properties of the different realities. For example, in the first reality, clouds are visible as scenery, but they are intangible. In the second and third realities, clouds are solid, allowing the player to reach previously inaccessible areas. Plant-based objects also change, becoming solid, passable, or deadly depending on which reality is being visited, and certain bricks change from being solid, to breakable from underneath, to disappearing if Zee Tee steps upon them. Enemies move at different speeds and show very different attitudes from one reality to the next, while certain hazards only appear at certain realities.
Collecting the gems strewn about each level confers no benefit during gameplay, but collecting all of them allows the player to access a secret level as well as a new state of eversion, and at the level's conclusion, see a second ending to the game.
In the high-definition version of Eversion, finishing World 7 on layer 4 initiates the secret ending to the game.
As of 2018, the publisher's website is down and the original-definition freeware version is no longer available outside of MediaFire. [4]
References[edit]
- ^http://store.steampowered.com/app/33680/
- ^https://www.humblebundle.com/store/eversion
- ^[dead link]http://zarat.us/tra/eversion/Archived 2015-10-04 at the Wayback Machine
- ^http://www.mediafire.com/file/kv2oynammzv/eversion173.zip/file
