Are challenges ment to be completed at once or can I complete them seperately? I'm just catching myself on trying to do all challenges at once in the first cartridge and dying from hanging off the edge to collect one darn coin and 've been wondering if I can go compkete it without continues and then come back for the coins.

It's a fairly simple mii but I'm proud of how his X eye came out

I dunno

YES YES YES YES YESSS

Literally my first time seeing the final 10 levels, i sightread all of them with like 2 or 3 total deaths

The dialogue rolling by at the end was hilarious lmao

I beat it on my second try ! I thought it was hard cause it’s the last cartridge , I will take it though am still stuck on bargaining

Seriously fuck that leftmost hook. Getting to it on time is brutally precise.

Had a lot of fun making this and I love putting random things in my drawings so I figured why not :3

last moth i beat nevermore and i am so confused with the end, like ash truns into of that's balls with face that nevermore has and a small steven walking in ash, that end is so weird man

me when ruin 20 jump:

Hi TEiN community

Youtube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQtdturbz7U

still I need to finish those cartridge levels
I love this game

After having completed Nevermore, I think TEIN is about giving up and cutting your losses. Going off of how the game was effectively Edmund's "video game suicide note," the core idea of Acceptance and Nevermore is either giving up and accepting that something is over for the betterment of yourself, or clinging on even if it destroys you. In the Acceptance ending, you see the clock is ticking and that you don't have forever, so you leave, and despite dying, Ash dies happy. In a metaphorical sense, it's him seeing his time is up and giving up on something he realized is no longer worth it. On the other hand, Nevermore is seeing your one chance to get out of the hole you dug yourself in and instead throwing yourself further in, and that you can never find acceptance again. I believe the thumbnail Ash talks about in the Nevermore ending is important: he tore it off after it was getting in the way and there wasn't any room for it, and all that was left underneath was a gnarled, disgusting, shriveled thumbnail. I think him tearing off the nail is a metaphor for acceptance; it's him being hurt by keeping something around even though there isn't any room for it and its getting in the way of his life, and deciding to tear it off after getting sick of it, revealing himself underneath, shriveled and sucked dry from keeping it around, leading to him questioning if he will ever get better or if this is who he is now. In Edmund's case, the old fingernail is game development; it was hurting him, and there wasn't any room for it with his busy life, and after tearing it off, he questioned what his life would be afterwards.

I wanna make some TEIN inspired tracks and i wanted to know if anyone knew where i could get a soundfont pack or help me with identifying the main instruments in the soundtrack. Would anyone have any idea?

i just made it to anguish and im %25. I was aiming %100 but then i heard game was so harde that only 50 or so ppl did true complation. how much should a normal human complete? i mean not hundred percent but not 25 is there a sweet spot?

i got here by messing around in the debug console,also there were more of this place(?) you can like type "load 4" or "load 6" to go there

After Ash accepts his fate and the world dies for the third and last time, Ash magically survives this apocalypse. Instead of the fleshy, dark place, what he now sees is a cold, chilling and empty place. Ash is shocked and panics that he's now doomed. He starts drawing notes about how life is now for him and such. He then states that the tumors he once collected and used to create his Friend, now turned into glowing, blue orbs. He also states that he feels guilty, because everything that has happened are all of his faut and wants to change it. He plans on using those orbs, which he will use to spread them around the pointless lands, so that he can somehow rebuild what he destroyed.

The new third world would feature icy slippery floors, strong winds and new obstacles. One of them being mutated ice and snow enemies, that came to life when the radiation from the orb made contact with them

The levels would be:
The Beginning
The Refusal
The Advance
The Hope

Surprisingly, Steven survived the events too. When Steven meets him, he would be absolutely shocked that Ash survived the ultimate death of the world. In a twisted way, Steven would be against Ash, telling him to give up and that his new intrests are pointless and also tells him about the state of the world and how he feels now.

Unlinke the original plot of the game, Ash can now encounter boss fights.

The Beginning: Reanimated Snow Golem (Represents: The Numbing Weight of Shock and Denial)
The Refusal: The Obsidian Serpent (Represents: The Heavy, Unyielding Past)
The Advance: Radiant Seraph (Represents: Toxic Positivity and the Blind Terror of Change)
The Hope: Steven (Represents: The Choice Between Apathy and Rebirth.)

Once you defeat Steven, Steven eventually accept sthe fact that his tellings to Ash are the worst thing he ever done and eventually decides to help him rebuild the world. This would perfectly mirror the "Adam and Eve" of a Twisted Eden. They both somehow unknowingly create a literal life. A life made out of black hope and happiness that starts secretly spreading and slowly evolving over the newly rebuild world.