Achievement: The Master

57. Open the voodoo file, Comet 64

This achievement requires you to unlock the secret ending. On the home screen, you should see four disks on the left side. On the right side are two disks and two text files. One of the text files is named "voodoo". To access this text file, you need a 4-letter code. You do not need to solve all puzzles in a disk for a character of the code to appear. Each character of the code is unlocked once you have solved a certain number of puzzles in each disk on the left hand side. Solve the required number of puzzles in a disk and look for a box that says code: <char>, where <char> is a character of the 4-letter code. Note the order of each letter from each of the four disks, going from disk 1 to disk 4. Now click on the "voodoo" file, enter the 4-letter code, and you should be presented with a bunch of text. The most useful part of the text is on the very first line. This line shows a user name. Make note of the user name or copy it down somewhere. Quit the game, load the game again, and choose an empty save slot. If you do not have an empty slot, you must delete one of the save slots and choose the new empty slot. You would then be prompted to enter a user name. Type in the user name you found in the "voodoo" file.

58. The Master ending, Comet 64

You are now given one last puzzle to solve. Click on the box that says "99. ErRor" and you would be presented with some lines of code. Run the code if you want, but it would not solve the puzzle. Comment out the code. Now each input is an encrypted string. Decrypt each string and print the unscrambled string. The command output = str no longer works. You must use the command print str. Each encrypted string is obtained by interchanging the first and last characters of the string. To unscramble the string, all you need to do is swap these two characters around.

str = input;           // Read a string.
char = str[0];         // First character.
switch char;           // Store first character.
int = str.length - 1;  // Index of last character.
char = str[int];       // Last character.
str[0] = char;         // Last character at first index.
switch char;           // Retrieve first character.
str[int] = char;       // First character at last index.
print str;             // Print decrypted string.