As explained in the game's manual, the general strategy of the game is to explore and solve as many puzzles as possible before getting low on life and teleport back when the risk of death becomes too great. An item in the game is available early on that enables teleportation back to the start (the location of the game's only save point) in addition to various waypoints. Most non-boss enemies in the game will not cause a lot of damage to the protagonist, however there are very few ways to restore life, and in many cases getting hit will cause the protagonist to fall off a hard-to-reach ledge and lose progress. Other items, however, do grant the protagonist abilities, and some are required to access new areas of the game. Items in the game help advance the plot, some of which do not grant any abilities, but open up a new area or allow another item to be taken. Initially, the protagonist is equipped with a whip, and has a small amount of vitality. Lemeza in the Mausoleum of the Giants zone. The protagonist has a laptop MSX in his possession throughout the game, and can collect or buy ROM cartridges for it many of these can be combined to produce various special effects. The opening sequence parodies the typical load screen of the MSX, displaying the amount of available video RAM and a copy of the MSX logo. Since the game was intended as a tribute to the MSX games of the 1980s (and especially to Maze of Galious), it uses the 16-color palette and low resolution typical of those games. Many powerups will allow the player to reach new areas, but the game gives no indication of where to go. Although there is only one ending in the game there are many ways to get there, in that completing objectives in the game (gaining power ups and reaching new areas) is not linear, nor is there an obvious recommended path to take. This guy can take away all of your gold or weights if you ever need to for some reason.The protagonist of the game is Lemeza, a whip wielding adventurer exploring the tomb within La-Mulana.This particular hot spring gives you the effect of infinite subweapon ammo for 3 minutes. For 50 Coins, you can use the hot spring here.Location: (D-6) - Swim through the lava to his shop.Or use the Clay Doll Outfit to dive in without getting hurt. Then, drop down the lava and quickly get the glossary entry. Break the bottom-right wall with the Katana at (D-6).The 'trap jingle' that plays here is intentional.You will need to cross the purple lasers using the Clay Doll Outfit. Place a weight on the dais at the very top of the room.The wall will open up, allowing you to enter (D-5). At the top-right of the room, use the Grapple Claw to latch onto and flip to the other side of the pillar.Then, climb up the pillar in the background at the top-left of the room. Performing these will reveal the Ankh in (D-1). (D-5): Fall from a distance to land in front of the mural on your back.Then, push against it with the Glove unequipped. (A-5): Drop the block below and move it closer to the mural.(A-4): Look up while in front of the mural.Whip the left wall to reveal it Open with a Skeleton Key.Location: (C-3) Corridor of Blood entrance.Defeat Anzu and open the chest with the Mulana Talisman.Don't place a weight on the dais at the right side of the room, unless you want to be thoroughly obliterated.In (B-5), head down to the left next to the treasure chest and it should automatically open. They must hit the eyes almost simultaneously.

Enter from (B-4) by firing two Shurikens at the red flashing eyes of the two statues.Place a weight on it and the treasure chest will open. Stand idly in front of the tablet in this room and a dais will appear.Found in a treasure chest that opens after defeating Anu.Once the wall is destroyed, place a weight on the dais to unlock the chest. Destroy the 4 blue pots without destroying the wall leading to them.

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