Always look at puddles, mirrors, or windows. Clues for keypad codes are often hidden in the reflection rather than on the object itself.
The soundtrack subtly changes pitch when you are near a hidden collectible.
Items picked up in the Mirror Earth often have different properties. A rusted key in "Prime" might be a powerful magnet in the "Mirror."
The "Mirrored Earth" isn't just a copy; it’s a reflection where history took a different turn. You play as a researcher caught between these worlds. Your goal is to stabilize the before both realities collapse into a single, chaotic singularity. Collector’s Edition Exclusives
Collect "Mirror Fragments" throughout the game to unlock concept art and music tracks.
After gaining a new ability, revisit early "Rift Points." The Collector’s Edition hides secret lore entries in these areas.
Connection Of Worlds: Mirrored Earths Collector... -
Always look at puddles, mirrors, or windows. Clues for keypad codes are often hidden in the reflection rather than on the object itself.
The soundtrack subtly changes pitch when you are near a hidden collectible. Connection of Worlds: Mirrored Earths Collector...
Items picked up in the Mirror Earth often have different properties. A rusted key in "Prime" might be a powerful magnet in the "Mirror." Always look at puddles, mirrors, or windows
The "Mirrored Earth" isn't just a copy; it’s a reflection where history took a different turn. You play as a researcher caught between these worlds. Your goal is to stabilize the before both realities collapse into a single, chaotic singularity. Collector’s Edition Exclusives Items picked up in the Mirror Earth often
Collect "Mirror Fragments" throughout the game to unlock concept art and music tracks.
After gaining a new ability, revisit early "Rift Points." The Collector’s Edition hides secret lore entries in these areas.