BananaJane, if you're getting some kind of error, it'd be useful if you can get a screenshot. doubly so since there's a chance I can get a bit more figured out on what's going on just from the screenshots alone (really unlikely, sure, but there's always a chance).Īlso.
Screenshots proving for sure it's plus would be appreciated. believe me, I've made the mistake of running vanilla instead of plus and vice-versa several times myself, I know it can happen.īut that being said, if you're sure you're all running plus, I can ask more questions from there. And if you downloaded it separately from GOG Galaxy, you need to make sure you're actually running plus instead of accidentally running vanilla, since it's possible you've installed both and are accidentally running vanilla instead of plus. Its addictive, nonstop action, wonderful sense of humor, wacky levels, and superb multiplayer should make it a permanent resident on the hard disk of every platformer fan.I haven't had any of these problems myself, but there's a chance I can help if you can give me a bit more information and/or answer some questions.įirst off, are you absolutely sure you're running plus? GOG has it set up a bit weirdly, you either have to run the beta branch if using GOG Galaxy or you need to manually download it as an extra if not. There is also a great variety of multiplayer modes not dissimilar to today's FPS games, including battle mode, capture the flag, and others.Īll in all, The Secret Files is a great ending to an excellent series. You can even play the game in hotseat mode, with several gamepads hooked up and two players on keyboard. Similar to Jazz 2, TSF also includes it's own standalone editor, thought it's not as easy to use as the actual game.īut the best news for die-hard Jazz 2 fans might be superb multiplayer support: up to 32 players can play simultaneously over the Internet or LAN. all the levels in order, or 20 of the best levels submitted by Jazz 2 fans.
This is due mostly not to tough enemies (which are even sparse on some levels), but to devious little physical puzzles and challenges that you need to figure out.
I feel TSF is much more difficult than Jazz 2: even at the easiest difficulty setting, I still have a hard time finishing each level. The levels in this release is even more devious than Jazz 2, with a lot more secrets and alternate routes that boost the replay value even higher. The gameplay is still the same as Jazz 2, which means you can expect a lot of well-designed levels, funny enemies, and addictive gameplay. In The Secret Files, Epic and Project 2 bring us a new standalone release, sequel-of-sorts to Jazz Jackrabbit 2, featuring many all-new levels, new weapons and new enemies, and even some homemade levels. Jazz Jackrabbit 2: The Secret Files is the final release in Epic Megagames' celebrated Jazz Jackrabbit series, which remains today one of the best shareware platformers of all time.
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