The Wonderland Board

looks at the screen with extreme confusion...

I have no idea how this works, but all I know is that a win screen without the woohoo sounds hits differently.

I want to add up that if you don't get GOLD in the MAIN MENU, that means you haven't fully completed it and there's more

nasko222 wrote: Sun Nov 20, 2022 1:01 pm I want to add up that if you don't get GOLD in the MAIN MENU, that means you haven't fully completed it and there's more

Ah, got it. That still didn't help me understand how anything works.
I tried to look in the editor, but opening the WLVs makes the editor MAV, and that's the extent of my search.

Short explanation: The WLV format is different allowing for some extra variables in the game environment to be modified, I have few other thingys that I plan on making adventure on soon

Long explanation: WA1 1.04 added an additional level format that allows LevelTimer and Tile map to be modified. No editor can do that, not even MNIK's so I did some hex editing around it. You can get a LevelFormat104 by saving an adventure and taking the SaveFile.wlv, but you need to modify quite a lot of things there.

Wait, where can I get WA 1.04? The version I have is 1.3.2, I'm curious about the changes it has, and I can't find a direct download link.
EDIT: wait, I misread, you aren't talking about OpenWA. oops. That's pretty wacky, though, not sure what practical usages it might have, but it's cool to see.

You can sign up to my wonder archive form if you want to get access to all archived versions, if you're curious.

Also I recreated the source code for all WA games (Compiles exact exe (Except few stuff like checksums (Because i assume older WA are compiled with older Blitz version that i don't have))

This is one of those adventures that makes you scratch your head and wonder "HUH???" - not because of a difficult puzzle, but because one has to wonder how the heck this was done and how the heck one discovered it in the first place.

Absolutely bonkers.

I've of course uploaded videos for all the paths (including a special "fifth path"). Hope you enjoy; I certainly did.
Failstate 1
Failstate 2
Failstate 3
Solution
Secret Failstate