#Carto achievement guide how to#
#Carto achievement guide full#

Highlight the piece you want by using, select it with, then treat it as any other map piece. accesses the Map Inventory, where new pieces you found in Explore View are collected. and rotate picked up pieces left or right, respectfully. A piece with diagonal chalk lines through it cannot be picked up, and must be moved on another level of the map. As you move a map piece around looking for a place to put it down, the side(s) or the whole piece may turn red, meaning the piece does not match adjacent pieces or is on top of another piece and must be put down elsewhere. picks up or puts down map pieces currently highlighted by the yellow outline. If the end position of a piece does not matter (such as a piece being in the way of a solution), you will be told to simply move it away from the rest of the map.

#Carto achievement guide how to#

This guide uses a command (move, rotate), a direction (left, right, up, down), and a number (1, 2, 3, etc, or once, twice) to indicate how to get a map piece into the desired position and/or orientation. or moves a yellow outline around and over map pieces. With the Map open, you see Carto on a specific piece of the Map. opens your Map and takes you to Map View. allows Carto to interact with objects and people. This guide includes specific descriptions of items, map pieces, topography, etc., and instructions that aim to help you toward a solution, regardless of map layout. Because the game map is defined by you, if you refer to the walkthrough in the middle of a chapter, the directions may be different. North is toward the top of the screen, south to the bottom, west to the left, and east to the right. This guide uses cardinal directions to indicate which direction to move Carto. Or moves Carto around the land of the map. Toggling between these two modes is key to every solution. Gameplay is fundamental, no combo moves or finishers here! There are two gameplay modes in Carto: Explore View and Map View. The image below includes icons for the achievements, books, and puzzle pieces. For example, if you are missing a book, you would need to visit each section marked Chalet until you have read any book you missed. There are sixteen sections you can begin from. If you have already completed the game, you now have access to chapter sections. If at any time you would like to switch players, simply choose the username displayed here, select the preferred username from the Xbox menu, sign in as needed, and the new username should now be displayed. This option should display your username.

#Carto achievement guide full#

The Credits Screen shows you the key developers of the game, SunHead Games, and gives you the option to watch the full credits. You can also see the version of the game you currently have installed. On the Setting Screen, you can adjust brightness, music volume, SFX music, ambient volume, master volume, see a Controls screen, and choose a language preference. As soon as you find the last piece, the airship option becomes available and you can visit the airship for another achievement.

So if you missed a few pieces in your first playthrough, you only need to find the missing pieces to open the airship. You can find the pieces in every playthrough, even if you have found them previously, but it is not necessary to find all six in a single playthrough. Each new piece you find triggers an achievement, and the game saves the Puzzle Piece to a frame. This section of the Start Screen is unavailable until you have found six Puzzle Pieces hidden throughout the game.

So do not worry too much if you miss an achievement, as you have easy access to that specific section once you finish the game for the first time.

After you have finished the game, you can choose a new game slot to start a new game or go to a specific chapter section (see Chapter Select Screen). Until you finish the game, you are only able to choose the game you have already begun or start a new game from the beginning. Choosing a new game slot immediately begins a new game (if this is your first playthrough) or allows you to choose Beginning or Chapter Select. Choosing Play from the Start Screen brings up the save slot screen.