Pico's Bizarre Adventure 2
Pico's Bizarre Adventure 2 is a project in the remix tree, and the twenty-second in the main branch. It isn't part of the main string of projects that largely comprises the main branch, but it is considered a main branch project due to the intentions in creating it.
It introduces Pico, and is the first in the Pico's Bizarre Adventure series of games. fishfritters made it as a parody of common Scratch platformers, using the same engine many platformers do, and actively taking advantage of its bugs. It was later compiled, along with several spinoffs, into the Piconium anthology.
Summary
Part of Cave Johnson's rant about lemonade from Portal 2 plays, before a captcha appears asking for the player's name. Once they submit it, they start the game: a platformer set in Pico's world where you play as Pico, navigating them away from lava and into blue portals. As the game goes on, the levels get weirder, such as forcing the player to use a bug to clip through some elements, find blue bits other than portals, or move their mouse to rotate a level.
After Pico goes through all the levels, he ends up on a beach with an elevator and a mysterious machine. Anina Arquaz greets him and suggests he climb the mountain to his left, and when he does, he meets Avocado Ian, who tells him what configuration to set the machine to. When he does, he is able to go up in the elevator and leave, prompting the end screen.
Level guide
See Pico's Bizarre Adventure 2/Level guide.
Chronology
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Remixed into
Series order
Trivia
- There were going to be more worlds after Pico went up through the elevator, but fishfritters tired out and ended it early.
- The project was broken in Scratch 3 for a while, but fishfritters eventually updated it to fix it, hence the new thumbnail.
Characters
- Pico
- Killer Queen (depiction only)
- Anina Arquaz
- Avocado Ian
Notes
Instructions
Click on things marked with a "..." to interact with them, if they don't seem to be doing anything when you walk up to them.
Don't worry, you'll know when you've come to the end. The game is beatable.
Notes and Credits
Current
This project used to work in Scratch 2, but then Scratch 3 came out and broke it. Then two years later I finally decided to overhaul it to make it work on Scratch 3. I originally made the overhauled version its own project, but later decided to move the changes over to this project and delete the other one. If you want to play the original version meant for Scratch 2, comment and I'll find some way to share the .sb2 file with you.
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Former
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