Accessing the menu and using it
- Hold down either ctrl key.
- Look in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Press the number key corresponding to the option you would like to activate.
When active, the menu looks like this:
What does each option do?
They’re all fairly self explanatory, thanks to their helpful labels, but here’s a rundown of each one.
1 – Teleport
Teleports you about 1/2 a screen to the left on the singplayer map screen, ignoring collision.
If you get stuck out of bounds (beyond the walls of the singleplayer map), walk around the map until you find an area where you can teleport back inside, such as the cured eye thingy in the upper right corner of the map.
2- Wipe Progress
This must be used on the main menu, unlike the rest of the options.
As it says, this resets your progress in the singleplayer mode, removing all unlocked stages/weapons/etc.
3 – Unlock -> Rise -> Destroy Nearest Level
Walk near a level on the singleplayer map screen, then activate this. Depending on if it is already unlocked/risen/destroyed, it will move the level into its next state, allowing you to progress past it, regardless of whether or not you beat the level.
4 – Equip Fast Sword
Honestly, I’m not far enough into the singleplayer to know what each of the weapons does, but this one apparently gives you a fast sword.
If I had to guess, I’d say that this might not obtainable through normal gameplay, since it’s located outside of the “Unlock All Weapons” cheat, but I can’t claim to actually know that, haha.
5 – Equip Shuriken
Again, I’m not sure what this does for you since I don’t want to spoil my singleplayer experience (beyond deleting my progress after messing about with these for a bit), but it replaces your bullet’s sprite with a shuriken.
6 – Restart Room
When used inside of a singleplayer level, this quickly resets it without the need to return to the map screen.
When used on the map screen, it moves you to the nearest level. (Even levels that have not been unlocked)
7 – Unlock All Weapons
Just like all weapon-related codes, I have very little clue what this does, beyond playing a “YOOOO!!!” sound effect.
8 – Get Difficult Enemy Curse
Did you lose your curse after failing a level too many times (I definitely have!)? Well, here’s an easy way to get it back.
This replaces all enemies with harder versions and gives the player a nifty trail effect.
Closing words
For all I know, this might not stay in after Early Access is over (or, y’know, the next update comes out), but I love it when stuff like this is included in a game. Giving players the option to tackle singleplayer content however they would like is awesome. I know I wouldn’t have spent nearly as much time in Doom or A Short Hike if it weren’t for the fun added by their cheat codes.
I mean, this might be a bit easy to access, but thanks to everything being labeled nicely I don’t think anyone is going to accidentally erase their save, and if they did, they could get most of it back easily with these codes. (I’m not sure about weapon unlocks, and cursed level completion cannot be restored)
These may be mundane by cheat code standards, but being able to make a game easier or harder is always a good thing.
This is all about Samurai Gunn 2 – How to Debug Game Menu for Single Player Mode – Early Access; I hope you enjoy reading the Guide! If you feel like we should add more information or we forget/mistake, please let us know via commenting below, and thanks! See you soon!
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