LuigiFan1 aka Star | LuigiFan1 plays Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered - All Fun Settings on Classic Style @LuigiFan1akaStar | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 1 week ago
Just three days ago, I made a video where I played this game but all the styles for the first time ever. After that video, I wanted to play more off camera and managed to beat all styles once and that went to unlock three fun settings for more fun. In this video, I decided to play all of these fun settings on the first attempt, like the previous one, but to make it easier to see the differences, I only played it on Classic Style but all of these can be accessable on all styles. All of these settings can probably also be mixed, so even more fun can be applied.
Mirrored:
After beating Classic Style, you unlock Mirror Mode. It's pretty self explained as the whole schoolhouse is flipped around like you would see it through a mirror. Left is right and right is left but luckily the controls is the same, or else it would probably be messed up.
Lights Out:
After beating Party Style, you unlock Lights Out Mode. It makes everything being in more of a yellow tint color and you can't see so far as you wish to be able too. Otherwise it's pretty much the same other than Principal of the Thing got light around him, maybe to not make it too hard or something. Pretty self-explained otherwise as well.
Hard Mode:
After beating Demo Style, you unlock Hard Mode. If you think that Baldi's Basics is too easy, this certainly is hard for the first time. No pause during You Can Think Pad so that means quick math, just like Pro Mode I did on normal Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning. Not only that though but it seems to have more than that. Playtime makes you jumprope 10 times and quickly too. I don't know if there's more than that for Hard Mode but that's certainly harder.
By now I don't know how much more I will play of this game for you all, but I probably will play more off camera. There is after all Endless Mode and secret endings to see. I don't know just out of the bat if there's one for Demo Style but I'm gonna imagine it does. Otherwise it's the people that will tell if they want to see more, and feel free then to be specific as well.
Timestamps moment:
0:00 Booting up the game
0:24 Disabling captions
0:48 Mirrored
9:01 Lights Out
17:34 Hard Mode
Just three days ago, I made a video where I played this game but all the styles for the first time ever. After that video, I wanted to play more off camera and managed to beat all styles once and that went to unlock three fun settings for more fun. In this video, I decided to play all of these fun settings on the first attempt, like the previous one, but to make it easier to see the differences, I only played it on Classic Style but all of these can be accessable on all styles. All of these settings can probably also be mixed, so even more fun can be applied.
Mirrored:
After beating Classic Style, you unlock Mirror Mode. It's pretty self explained as the whole schoolhouse is flipped around like you would see it through a mirror. Left is right and right is left but luckily the controls is the same, or else it would probably be messed up.
Lights Out:
After beating Party Style, you unlock Lights Out Mode. It makes everything being in more of a yellow tint color and you can't see so far as you wish to be able too. Otherwise it's pretty much the same other than Principal of the Thing got light around him, maybe to not make it too hard or something. Pretty self-explained otherwise as well.
Hard Mode:
After beating Demo Style, you unlock Hard Mode. If you think that Baldi's Basics is too easy, this certainly is hard for the first time. No pause during You Can Think Pad so that means quick math, just like Pro Mode I did on normal Baldi's Basics in Education and Learning. Not only that though but it seems to have more than that. Playtime makes you jumprope 10 times and quickly too. I don't know if there's more than that for Hard Mode but that's certainly harder.
By now I don't know how much more I will play of this game for you all, but I probably will play more off camera. There is after all Endless Mode and secret endings to see. I don't know just out of the bat if there's one for Demo Style but I'm gonna imagine it does. Otherwise it's the people that will tell if they want to see more, and feel free then to be specific as well.
Timestamps moment:
0:00 Booting up the game
0:24 Disabling captions
0:48 Mirrored
9:01 Lights Out
17:34 Hard Mode
