We're not done yet.
In this entry, we finally look at Sector Z.
In this entry, we finally look at Sector Z.
Sector Z
0:06 - The first part is pretty simple. Shoot the floating white ball guys when they advance towards you, which they won't do until you're close enough.
You only have one health bar for the entire sector, and all you have is the Shotgun. If you die here you go all the way back to the start.
Each section is a reference to another game that Daniel Remar (the creator of Iji) has made.
1:38 - Here's the second section. Shoot the buzzsaws lining the walls, and don't touch the spikes - they're instant death.
3:01 - Shooting all the enemies in the third section pretty much helps. DeceasedCrab nearly dies here, but he makes it.
3:59 - The fourth section, which looks a lot like Hero 3D. The enemies lock on to you and follow you erratically, so patience is somewhat of a neccessity when shooting these things down (especially since you can't fire weapons while crouching or in the air).
4:35 - A gray logbook, left by another character from another game (I think).
7:07 - If you make it to the upper-left corner of the fourth section somehow, you'll find the "11th poster." If you walk up to it, though, you'll get a message from ReallyJoel (one of the game testers) saying the poster is too epic to unlock. Oh, well...
You only have one health bar for the entire sector, and all you have is the Shotgun. If you die here you go all the way back to the start.
Each section is a reference to another game that Daniel Remar (the creator of Iji) has made.
1:38 - Here's the second section. Shoot the buzzsaws lining the walls, and don't touch the spikes - they're instant death.
3:01 - Shooting all the enemies in the third section pretty much helps. DeceasedCrab nearly dies here, but he makes it.
3:59 - The fourth section, which looks a lot like Hero 3D. The enemies lock on to you and follow you erratically, so patience is somewhat of a neccessity when shooting these things down (especially since you can't fire weapons while crouching or in the air).
4:35 - A gray logbook, left by another character from another game (I think).
7:07 - If you make it to the upper-left corner of the fourth section somehow, you'll find the "11th poster." If you walk up to it, though, you'll get a message from ReallyJoel (one of the game testers) saying the poster is too epic to unlock. Oh, well...
7:39 - A mysterious portal you won't be able to access unless you unlock absolutely everything in the game...
8:08 - When you leap into the blackness here, you'll end up at Section 5. If you fall, you go back to the start. Notice how all the logos floating upwards in the backgrounds are from past Daniel Remar games, up to and including Iji...
8:33 - If you take the lower path here, you'll find the secret developers' initials: DCR. Of course, you'll have to start this section all over once you find them, since there's nowhere else to go.
9:05 - lolmirrors
9:13 - The final logbook, from Remar Games. The teleporter back to the game is next to it.
9:51 - When you come back, Dan wonders where you've been.
8:08 - When you leap into the blackness here, you'll end up at Section 5. If you fall, you go back to the start. Notice how all the logos floating upwards in the backgrounds are from past Daniel Remar games, up to and including Iji...
8:33 - If you take the lower path here, you'll find the secret developers' initials: DCR. Of course, you'll have to start this section all over once you find them, since there's nowhere else to go.
9:05 - lolmirrors
9:13 - The final logbook, from Remar Games. The teleporter back to the game is next to it.
9:51 - When you come back, Dan wonders where you've been.
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