Overview
In this Puzzle/Adventure game you must guide Niko through a mysterious world, utilizing items, characters, and the environment to progress. The life of a lost child and the fate of a steadily decaying world hang in balance, and not everyone—or everything—is interested in preserving them either.
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OneShot (2016) – Tips, Secrets & Tricks
• OneShot has no traditional cheat codes; the game is built around breaking the fourth wall, so these are real documented tricks and tips.
• The game can use files outside its own window: if it asks for an item, copy the indicated file (for example, an image) from the game's folder to your desktop or wherever it tells you.
• Use the 'clover' program found in-game: it can reveal alternate routes and hidden conversations.
• Talk to characters multiple times: some extra dialogue only appears after repeated interactions.
• Save often at save points: some choices and events have consequences you cannot undo in the same playthrough.
• There are two main endings (plus extra content after finishing the game once); your decisions in the final act determine which ending you get.
• If you're stuck on a code puzzle, check notes and books in the environment: nearly all codes are written in the game world and never need to be guessed.
• On console versions, the external tricks are adapted in-game: follow the hints the game itself gives you instead of looking for files outside of it.
• The game can use files outside its own window: if it asks for an item, copy the indicated file (for example, an image) from the game's folder to your desktop or wherever it tells you.
• Use the 'clover' program found in-game: it can reveal alternate routes and hidden conversations.
• Talk to characters multiple times: some extra dialogue only appears after repeated interactions.
• Save often at save points: some choices and events have consequences you cannot undo in the same playthrough.
• There are two main endings (plus extra content after finishing the game once); your decisions in the final act determine which ending you get.
• If you're stuck on a code puzzle, check notes and books in the environment: nearly all codes are written in the game world and never need to be guessed.
• On console versions, the external tricks are adapted in-game: follow the hints the game itself gives you instead of looking for files outside of it.
