He'll reward you with prizes when you reach certain milestones. For example, you can turn in 10 of them for an upgrade to your wallet so that you can carry more e-tickets. There's a health upgrade in it for you if you gather 28 e-tickets, and you can also unlock two cartoons and upgrades for your various sketches. As you work through the game, you need to keep in mind that checkpoints don't always save everything. If you are playing a stage and you accomplish some things but then die, it's possible that you'll have to redo some things.
For instance, a lever that you pulled might have reverted to its former position, even though you're now resuming play from an inconvenient location and have seen the auto-save indicator come up on the screen a few times.
This happens in Tomorrow City, for example. If you're having trouble and you've recently died, that's probably the cause. If a character or side mission isn't available and you think it should be, keep in mind that some characters only offer some side quests if you've met certain conditions.
We've tried to note such conditions when referencing side quests. When you finish the game, you can play through again by returning to the title screen and loading your file. The game will automatically start you along a second trip through the game.
You should play through the game at least twice if you want to experience everything. Our walkthrough is written primarily for someone who wants to do nearly everything on the first trip through, and we recommend using paint to solve puzzles and battle enemies on your first trip through. Then you can come back and use thinner on a second trip, if you like. Note that when you start a subsequent trip through the game, you'll keep only the film reels that you have collected.
Health upgrades, e-tickets and other such goodies will not be available though the game does keep track of which pins you have found. Epic Mickey Wiki Guide. Last Edited: 22 Jul am.
Was this guide helpful? YES NO. In This Wiki Guide. New screenshots were released as well. You can still play the E3 version of Ventureland and Skull Island by editing the cmdline file however if you try to load in the E3 version of Steamboat Willie the game will crash. The game features the brush mechanic, where the player can aim with the Wii remote to either Paint things in, or make them disappear using Thinner.
The player's decisions can change parts of the world, such as other characters' attitudes towards Mickey, and more subtle changes such as slower music or the amount of Blot drops coming off of Mickey. The player controls Mickey using traditional 3D platforming mechanics. Mickey can move around, jump, hang on to edges of platforms, and use a spin move to activate gears, obtain collectibles, and knock enemies away.
The combat involves either using Paint to redeem enemies, or Thinner to thin them into nothingness. Redeemed enemies no longer attack Mickey and will help him by fighting nearby hostile enemies.
Alternatively, Mickey can use his spin move to knock enemies off ledges and into Thinner. The player can control Mickey's path in Wasteland through the way enemies are defeated and the choices that are made. Decisions typically revolve around making a moral choice between good and bad. These choices influence the collectibles that can be unlocked, the background music that plays, the ease of getting past obstacles, and the cutscenes in the game. Notice: This article or section contains information about content that was planned or conceptualized for the Epic Mickey series, but was ultimately scrapped.
Information about scrapped content should not be considered canon. In early concepts and builds of the game, Mickey's appearance was originally intended to change more drastically based on his actions, and the "playstyle matters" aspect of the game was assumed to have played a much higher role.
However, the mechanism was scrapped in favor of the Guardian system. It is suspected that this may have been removed due to Disney's input.
Epic Mickey enjoyed high pre-release awareness and received mixed to positive reviews upon release, with a score of In an early preview, GamesRadar praised demos of the game for their gameplay and darker take on classic Disney cartoons, saying that it played like Super Mario Galaxy 2 and had replay value. Video game talk show Good Game's two presenters gave the game a 6 and 7 out of They compared the paintbrush abilities to that of the water jet pack from Super Mario Sunshine and found it frustrating how the levels reset back to their original state after leaving.
I guess it is a kid's game after all, but at least it's an intelligent one. It doesn't come anywhere near the complexity and fun of something like Super Mario Sunshine, which I think it borrows some ideas from. The most noticeable problem is the camera, which will lead to more cheap deaths than anything else. Unleash the power of the brush in an all new co-op adventure. Join Mickey and Oswald in an epic battle to save the magical world of Wasteland and change it forever.
Interact with your favorite characters like never before in the most heroic adventure yet. All Reviews:. Popular user-defined tags for this product:. Is this game relevant to you? Sign In or Open in Steam. Languages :.
English and 4 more. View Steam Achievements Includes 44 Steam Achievements. View Points Shop Items 3. Points Shop Items Available. Publisher: Disney. Share Embed. Add to Cart. Bundle info. Add to Account. View Community Hub. But for the first time, Mickey and Oswald will join forces as true partners — Mickey with his magical paint brush that wields paint and thinner, and Oswald with his powerful remote control that allows him to command electricity.
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