Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Here is the final video, in which I briskly complete the last level of the game, Cahua II, and in doing so allude to now-President-elect Trump's friendship with the Clintons! Of course, this was recorded over a week ago, so I didn't know he'd be elected. If I had, I'd probably have said something more along the lines of "Instead of giving that Ball back to the aliens (hence 'Cahua'), Spebbington should have rolled it up to the border to help people over the wall!". Or perhaps just a simple "Believe me, we are going to make the Tepētl Nation great again, bigly!". Okay, I'm finished now.
This was quite a quick and hitchless video, almost failing to do justice to the grand finale. Still, that finale would do itself a lot more justice if it didn't show a shot from a camera angle such that the player character clearly should have been visible, in which he was nowhere to be seen.
More Tlālōque are fought, using a few gameplay mechanics that haven't been seen since much earlier in the game, which is kind of strange. It feels kind of thrown together, and yet when you consider it from a story perspective it makes sense. You light up a torch to open the "forbidden place", for example. Well of course you do, why wouldn't you?
Anyway, secret names:
– Ixtlilton - god of medicine. Ironic since this guy's kingdom crumbled due to an incurable plague. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ixtlilton
– Omacatl - I could be sure we met this one before, but apparently not. Anyway, this is a god associated with many things. The most notable in this context are probably war, strife and discord. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omacatl
– Cipactonal - god of astrology and calendars, counting down the days till the return of the Ball! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cipactonal
Here is the final video, in which I briskly complete the last level of the game, Cahua II, and in doing so allude to now-President-elect Trump's friendship with the Clintons! Of course, this was recorded over a week ago, so I didn't know he'd be elected. If I had, I'd probably have said something more along the lines of "Instead of giving that Ball back to the aliens (hence 'Cahua'), Spebbington should have rolled it up to the border to help people over the wall!". Or perhaps just a simple "Believe me, we are going to make the Tepētl Nation great again, bigly!". Okay, I'm finished now.
This was quite a quick and hitchless video, almost failing to do justice to the grand finale. Still, that finale would do itself a lot more justice if it didn't show a shot from a camera angle such that the player character clearly should have been visible, in which he was nowhere to be seen.
More Tlālōque are fought, using a few gameplay mechanics that haven't been seen since much earlier in the game, which is kind of strange. It feels kind of thrown together, and yet when you consider it from a story perspective it makes sense. You light up a torch to open the "forbidden place", for example. Well of course you do, why wouldn't you?
Anyway, secret names:
– Ixtlilton - god of medicine. Ironic since this guy's kingdom crumbled due to an incurable plague. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ixtlilton
– Omacatl - I could be sure we met this one before, but apparently not. Anyway, this is a god associated with many things. The most notable in this context are probably war, strife and discord. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omacatl
– Cipactonal - god of astrology and calendars, counting down the days till the return of the Ball! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cipactonal
