EMUUROM: How to Get Unstuck

When in doubt, scan it.

Scan everything. See a new Emuurom? Scan it. See a duplicate of an Emuurom? Scan that too. The walls? Yup. Those stones that probably just have lore on them? They’re more important than that, and yes. Save points? Flowers? Weird background stuff? SCAN IT

Speaking of those stones, read them carefully. There are no useless stones, there are only stones you don’t know how to use yet. This goes for most other things as well.

You can access your scanned Emuurom and your map at nearly any time you have your scanner, refer back to both often.

Going astray will uncover more than bee-lining for the goal, including but not limited to important stuff for the goal itself. This is a game that thrives on “Hey, that’s weird. What’s up with that?” and “Wait a second, let me re-read that…” and “Actually, I have no idea what to do with this, should I be doing this right now?” and “Oh, shoot, I can’t believe I missed that…”

Emuurom is a video game. Emuurom is not trying to make you think this is untrue. ‘Reset Game’ is on the pause menu for a reason. Think of what it does as the ‘restart’ counterpart to saving and quitting. Spoilered as you get told something similar in-game, but with less detail: Emuurom return ‘home’ when you reset the game. What this ‘home’ is varies on the Emuurom, but is based on when you last saved.

The information you require is accessible to you, but may not be discovered yet. This is a time to explore all angles you can think of, and review your collected information. {This is accessed the same way you access your map, one of the two buttons not used for jumping or the scanner. The other is used to mark rooms with a yellow outline, or see how to pronounce emuudex entries.} This information can be anywhere accessible, not always near where you need to go.

The most relevant information will be present within the new path, but some may lay elsewhere, especially if you’re trying to go further into darkness.

You are not prevented from going backwards, though you may need to reset some expectations, or progress forward.

This guide is a work in progress, so feedback would be appreciated! I have completed the game to the best of my ability: , but i don’t know everything, and I’d like to improve the quality of this guide so that someone playing the game can avoid directly asking for answers while still getting support while playing.

If you need more help than the scope of this guide would allow, asking here on steam, either in the guide’s comments or on the discussion board, or in the disborb, you’ll get far more personally tailored help.