Dr. Lunatic Supreme with Cheese Terminology Defined
Add-on World
Add-on Worlds are worlds that can be downloaded for free at
Hamumu.com. There are 100's of worlds
available for download. We recommend that you try them all, but not until after
you've completed the ones that come with the game. There are two reasons for this.
First, there is a Gallery Goal for 100% completion on all worlds
and the more worlds you have, the harder this is to accomplish. The other reason
is that the World Select Menu
will be overwhelming for a new player if you toss them all in before you even get
started. Naturally, the don't download recommendation doesn't apply to any worlds
produced by Hammered or Christian, which are so amazingly wonderful that they should
be downloaded the instant they become available.
The Art Gallery is in the center right portion of the SPISMall.
You must buy access to the Gallery in one of the shops. Access
to the individual pictures in the gallery is gained by accomplishing a
Gallery Goal.
Author
Also called world builder, the author is the creator of a world,
usually one person, although people have been known to team up to create
merge worlds and pass along worlds.
Bouapha's Text Adventure
Also called BTA and Super Secret Surprise. A bonus game mode hidden somewhere in
the game.
Brain
The primary objective of any level. You need to collect all
of the brains in a level in order to be able to leave it, although some levels have
additional criteria imposed by the author.
Brain Radar
Specific flavor of Frozen Yogurt that provides you with
the ability to detect Brains. The radar shows up as a trail
of green circles that get smaller at the actual location of the nearest brain, even
if that brain is being held by a monster. The radar is only
active if you haven't found a brain for a certain amount of time, but if you find
it annoying, you can turn it off from the Profile.
A secondary objective of any level. You need to collect all
of the candles in every level in order to be able to reach 100% completion in a
world.
Candle Radar
Specific flavor of Frozen Yogurt that provides you with
the ability to detect Candles. The radar shows up as a trail
of yellow circles that get smaller at the actual location of the nearest candle,
even if that candle is being held by a monster. The radar
is only active if you haven't found a candle for a certain amount of time, but if
you find it annoying, you can turn it off from the Profile.
Cheats
An illicit power up. If you cheat on a level, you will not receive any points for
a level. However, you will still have credit for completing the level and any goodies
like candles or keychains found. The cheat menu and the individual cheats are acquired
in the SPISMall and selected from the Game
Pause Menu and include:
Win Level
Win the current level (does not grant credit for candles or keychains in the level
UltraHammerUp
Increase Hammers to 5, Pants of Power to 4, plus award Reverse Hammer, Sproingy
Spring, and Supreme Squeezy Cheese
Max Health
Increase Health Level to 128
Max Rage
Increase Rage Level to 127
Energy Barrier
Free Energy Barrier or replenish your existing energy barrier
KABLOOIE!
Cause massive damage to all enemies in the immediate vicinity. Sufficient damage
to kill most weaker monsters.
Freeze Enemies
Freeze all enemies in the level. Same effect as stopwatch
All Brains
Credit for collecting all brains in a level regardless of whether you've collected
any
All Keys
Three yellow keys and one each blue, green, and red key
Free Scanner
Free Scanner or replenish your existing scanner
Ammo Crate
Free Ammo Crate (replenishes your special weapon)
Lights On
Light all areas, including areas you were never intended to see
Walk on Water
Walk on water, without falling in or drowning
Walk on lava, without suffering damage
Infinite Oxygen
Walk under water, without running out of oxygen
Walk under lava, without suffering damage
No-Skid Boots
Walk over slippery surfaces, such as ice, without sliding
Super Speed
Move at hyper-speed
Coin
Another objective of any level. Coins can sometimes be found
just lying around in a level and are sometimes dropped by monsters.
Coins are also awarded as a bonus for completing a world, at the rate of 1 coin
per 100 points earned, up to a maximum of 500 coins. Coins are used to purchase
items in the shops in the SPISMall.
Editor
A tool used to create worlds, accessed by selecting Editor
from the Main Menu. You have to buy the editor in one of
the shops in the SPISMall. If you haven't
yet purchased the editor, a bunch of question marks will show where this choice
will live in the Main Menu.
The editor can also be used to hunt down items, such as keychains and secret levels,
when you just can't locate them in a world, although it is not very easy to do so.
If you just need a hint, try our Poor Folks Radar page.
Forum
A good place to discuss things with your fellow Hamumu fans. If there's anything
you can't find on our site, you can find it on the
Hamumu forum.
Gallery Goals are 100 specific goals which are supposed to be accomplished. The
reward for each goal is access to a picture in the Snooty McSnobbish
Art Gallery in the SPISMall. The picture may or
may not be related to the goal. There is no indication of what an individual goal
is inside of the game, until you accomplish it, in which case, a screen pops up
telling you the goal's number and what the goal was. A complete list of all the
gallery goals is available here.
Game Pause Menu
Also called Pause Menu, it's displayed when you hit the escape key while playing
a level. This menu will pop up in the lower right corner of
your screen. If shows the percentage of the world that you have completed and indicators
for items collected including all brains collected, all
candles collected, the four keychains, and the
Key of Lunacy, and access to cheats and various
optional settings including music and sound options.
Hub
The level displayed when a world is first
entered. In the editor, the hub must be the first level.
Level
A stand-alone playable unit, usually entered from the hub. In
order to successfully complete a level, you need to collect all of the
brains in it, although there may be additional criteria set by the
author.
Key of Lunacy
A color changing, glowing key, also called a Loony Key, one Key of Lunacy is awarded
in each world, typically in the hub for completing the world,
but there are worlds where the key is hidden or awarded for another reason.
Note: There are even a few worlds that don't have Loony Keys! See
our Poor Folks Radar page for a complete list of the
locations for the Loony Key for every world. Keys of Lunacy are used to open
lockers in the SPISMall.
Keychain
There are 4 keychains, hammer, rocket, squash, and pumpkin, which are scattered
throughout the world. There are pictures of all of the keychains as well as a Key of Lunacy on top of our Poor Folks
Radar page. This page also shows the locations of all 4 keychains in
each of the worlds. Collecting all 4 of these keychains will usually give you access
to a special keychain level, which is typically entered from the hub. The vast majority
of keychain levels include pumpkins, although this is not always the case.
Keychain Radar
Specific flavor of Frozen Yogurt that provides you with
the ability to detect Keychains. The radar shows up when
you leave the level as a shaking X on the level's entrance,
but if you find it annoying, you can turn it off from the Profile.
Level
A stand-alone playable unit, usually entered from the hub. In
order to successfully complete a level, you need to collect all of the
brains in it, although there may be additional criteria set by the
author.
Locker
Lockers are found in the upper right corner of the SPISMall.
You must have at least one Key of Lunacy to open a locker
and opening a locker will remove one key from your inventory. Lockers will award
you random items, from access to some of the worlds included
with the game, stashes of coins, new game playing
modes, playable characters, and more. A grid showing
the contents of all the lockers in the SPISMall is available
here.
The Main Menu is displayed when you start the game. It looks like a pizza, with
the eight slices corresponding to menu options. Click on a slice to choose that
option.
Merge World
A world created by merging a group of levels from various sources into one whole
world. Hamumu offers a monthly contest to create such worlds and occasionally
other forum members sponsor builds of such worlds.
Modes
An alternate game playing mode. The individual modes are acquired, activated, and
de-activated in the lockers in the SPISMall
and include:
Disco Mode
Enjoy the hideous discoloration of disco lighting!
TV Mode
Like playing on your old Atari!
Ludicrous Mode
One hit will finish you off
Subliminal Mode
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Splatter Mode
Really messy combat
Manic Mode
Games runs at rapid speed
Handheld Mode
Shows a picture of a handheld game with your SWC game inside on the tiny screen
Monsters
Any of a group of baddies that is trying to hurt you, kill you, or otherwise prevent
you from accomplishing your main task. If you can get a scanner, you can find out
some useful information about the monster the first time you scan
it.
Move and Shoot
A specific flavor of Frozen Yogurt that provides you
with the ability to fire weapons while you are moving. However, if you use this
feature, it will slow down your movements. A corollary of that feature is that if
you are moving on slippery surfaces such as ice, or other unsafe surfaces such as
negotiating terrain over islets, you can force slower movement by firing while you
are moving.
Pass Along World
A world created by multiple builders that pass the world from builder to builder
as levels are completed.
Patch
A periodic release by the software publisher either to upgrade the program with
new features or to fix outstanding problems. The current release of Dr. Lunatic
Supreme with Cheese is 7.7. You can find out what release you have by looking in
the upper right corner on the Main Menu. If your version
is less than 7.7, you can upgrade it at
Hamumu Software's site.
An alternative character representing the player. Playable Characters are acquired
in the SPISMall and selected from the Profile
and include Bouapha (default), Dr. Lunatic, Happy Stick Man, LunaChick, MechaBouapha,
and Shtupid Shroom. These characters are pictured on our home page.
Profile
A setup for one player. Statistics and progress are stored with a Profile and multiple
players can use the game without interfering with each other if they all have their
own Profiles. You can upload your statistics to the Hamumu website so that you can
compete for top scores and times on each level. The statistics are uploaded according
to your profile name. If you are playing on a machine that has more than one Profile,
be sure you are playing under the correct one when you enter the game. The profile
is accessible through the Main Menu.
A level with a hidden entrance, usually entered from another
regular level, although it may be just a tricky entrance in the hub.
Most worlds contain one secret level, but some don't contain any and some contain
several.
Shop
Shops are found in the upper center portion of the SPISMall.
You can enter any shop by walking in its door, but you must have coins
to buy the things in the shop and buying something will remove the corresponding
amount of coins from your inventory. Shops will sell you random items, from access
to some of the worlds included with the game, special power
ups like frozen yogurts and cheats,
access to other parts of the SPISMall, playable characters,
and more.
Four items are displayed when you enter a shop. These items are random (although
they never move to a different shop). If you bump up against an item, you will receive
an offer to purchase the item, including the item's description and its cost. This
will display even if you don't have sufficient funds to purchase the item, but you
will not actually be allowed to buy it if you don't have enough money. Once you
purchase an item, it is yours and you can't get your coins back, so be careful answering
the questions about whether you want to buy that item or not.
If you ever see an item you want to buy but don't have sufficient funds for, you
might want to make a note of which shop it was in, so you can find it again later.
If the item is not in the shop when you return, keep trying. It will show up again
eventually.
Shop is also an option on the Main Menu and Game Pause Menu.
Selecting it brings up the SPISMall.
SPISMall
A special world-like place where you can acquire items, spend
coins, use your keys of lunacy, and
more. This "world" is displayed if you select Shop from the Main
Menu or Game Pause Menu. Warning: If you shop from the Game Pause Menu and you
are in the middle of playing a level, you will have to start that level over from
the beginning when you return to it.
A set of levels, usually built by one author,
typically with a common theme. The world is chosen from the World
Select Menu, which will bring up either the world hub,
or the last level played in it. In order to successfully complete a world, you must
have completed all of the levels (including secret levels) in it, including collecting
all the candles in each level.
A list of worlds, from which you select one to play. This menu
is displayed if you select Play from the Main Menu. If you
are a newer player, there will be some worlds that are not yet accessible on the
bottom of the list. These worlds may be made accessible in one of two ways; some
of them have access hidden in the lockers in the
SPISMall and some of them must be purchased in the shops
in the SPISMall.
In addition to the name of the world, it also shows the world's author
and the percentage of the world that you have completed. If you particularly enjoy
one author's worlds, you can sort the list by author name by clicking on the Author
column heading, allowing you to locate other worlds by that same author. Similarly,
clicking the column heading will sort the list by the amount you have complete,
so that you can easily find worlds to work on if you have a lot that are finished.
Didn't find what you're looking for? Drop Hammered a
note and we'll add it here.
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