The bottom screen has the Journal on it as you play the game. The game will throw you up against sections where you must split to two up, switching between the two to pass through an area.
#Gravity falls palette swap upgrade#
Both of the twin’s tools upgrade as you progress through the story, allowing the player to gather collectables for the townspeople. Dipper has a torch that can be used to solve puzzles while Mabel is given her grappling-hook, as seen throughout the series. Even with all the tools available in the game, I have struggled with finding some of the townsfolk’s lost items. This gives the game longevity, requiring return visits once you unlock more abilities. Each stage is full of collectables that you gather and deliver to the townspeople from Gravity Falls. It has that classic licensed-SNES game deal where you need to collect 3-5 stage specific items for Stan to appear and let you enter a boss fight. The game is a sidescroller, playing with Dipper and Mabel Pines from the show through not overly difficult platforming challenges while collecting items scattered through each of the five stages.
So when they announced ‘Gravity Falls: Legend of the Gnome Gemulet’ was coming on 3DS and built in the UbiArt engine I was very excited The writing is clever, the science-fiction/super-natural aspects and the ever deepening lore that shrouds the location of Gravity Falls keeps me invested. With that said, I’m a grown-ass adult that loves Gravity Falls. Shows like ‘Phineas and Ferb’ and ‘Gravity Falls’ are proving to be popular, created and written by people infused with the love for irreverence that youth culture absorbs itself into. While live-action series are a much more common medium from Disney at the time of writing, their traditional 2D animated series prove to be a hit amongst children and Tumblr users. While the 90s kid crowd talk about how ‘Recess’ was the best cartoon ever, and force themselves to believe that Pepper Anne was enjoyable, Disney have been continuing to produce animated TV series for a younger audience.
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