BIT.TRIP VOID (2) - Ego
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Welcome to the second part of BIT.TRIP VOID! Today, we go through Ego. Things really pick up for this level (if you couldn't tell by my awful playing). Essentially, you just want to pay really close attention to the patterns' first cycles, and stay calm. Combos are a bit tougher to accumulate in this one, but that's all a part of the narrative they're trying to tell. As for the Pac-Man boss, do the opposite of me and take your time. Bosses in VOID don't have time limits, so take all the time you need to carefully navigate through the maze and collect the pellets (I admit, I really panicked in that fight).
BIT.TRIP VOID is an interesting take on bullet hell games where your goal is to grab as many black pixels as possible while avoiding white pixels. The more black ones you collect, the higher your score multiplier goes, and the bigger you get (however, this also means you move slower). If you get hit by a white pixel, both your multiplier and size reset. You can avoid this by releasing pixels with the tap of a button; this also resets your multiplier and size, but you retain points and don't get a negative penalty. The more black pixels you hit, the higher your power level goes (with Hyper being the standard, followed by Mega, Super, and then Ultra; with Mega and beyond, your score continues to increase just for being in this level whether or not you hit any pixels, though your score increases at a much higher rate in Super and Ultra). Collecting too many white pixels or missing too many black pixels lowers your level, and if you miss enough, you enter the Nether level (and messing up here means game over). You control Commander Video by moving with the directional buttons and tapping a button (A in the Wii version) to release pixels.
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