This also means that if you kept searching a room for clues of what to do, possibly hitting switches and finding stuff, without getting far enough to trigger another checkpoint, that progress will be lost when you exit or die.
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For myself, I simply make or update manual saves after hitting a checkpoint. When you find one you'll keep it even if you die and return to a previous checkpoint.Ī "manual save" is basically a copy of the last checkpoint it does NOT save your current state. I made a manual save at the switch, but by avoiding that other checkpoint I could just die to retry instead of having to reload.Įvery once in a while, a checkpoint is linked with a specific action - for example, I was in a water-puzzle room at some point, and whenever I changed the water level it would give me a checkpoint.Īn exception to this are artifacts and relics - these aren't included in the checkpoints.
Like when I was in a room where I had to hit a switch to make the relic appear, then make an almost perfect run to the relic before it disappeared again - there was a checkpoint right at the switch, and another one close to the path I had to run on. On other occasions, where you have to retry things over and over again (can you spell "annoying game design"?), one might have to be careful to avoid checkpoints. Maybe it's more like before further in), but for previous levels I sometimes went back a bit further just to trigger another checkpoint, in the hope that it would do somethiing useful. Checkpoints only activate if the previous checkpoint was a different one.Įgypt seems to generally look you out from previous rooms (I'm still early in the first map there, though. Which I'm not entirely sure about myself, though.īasically, the game has a checkpoint system - when you hit a checkpoint you get a message displayed to that effect. I don't know whether or not there is a problem, but you have to understand how the "save" works.
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