THIS GAME IS IMPOSSIBLE!

THIS GAME IS IMPOSSIBLE!
Developer: Gaming Destination Studios Platform: Windows Released internationally: April 24, 2015 This game has unused code. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has unused graphics. This game has debugging material. This game has revisional differences.

THIS GAME IS IMPOSSIBLE! is a platformer for Windows, designed in GameMaker 8.1. It has a unique play style to each world, similar to ViViD. (Mainly because it was directly inspired by it.)

Debugging Content

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There is actually an object named obj_Debug that checks for Left and Right presses, which send you forward and backward rooms, respectively. Not only that, but the R key resets the current room. Considering these key bindings, one could assume that the player's arrow movement was added late in development.

Also, there is a debug room that tests several enemies, spikes, and a custom ending that just restarts the room for absolutely no reason.

Finally, there is a script that just straight up creates the debug object... yes, that's all it does.

Unused Graphic

In the game's files, there is an incomplete animation named spr_Turn (seen to the right) that is a platform that, when stepped on, would have counted down from three and then killed the player on the next touch. The associated object does not exist in the game.

Version Differences

Originally, level forty-four had collisions missing on a bump in the level, making it a bit more difficult, but not impossible.

Oddities

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Boss Error Handler

The boss battle has a very messy error handler, that when triggered, causes the boss to just do a criss-cross attack with the laser turned on.

Attack Script?

There is a script named "attack" that just sets variable global.a to the argument.

Two obj_logo objects

There are two objects name obj_logo, with the same sprite, and call the same script. However, one is used for displaying and handling the GDS Logo, while the other handles the title screen's intro.