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Imagine yourself as a perfectly content robot, surrounded by a bunch of baby robots that frolic and play. One day, you fall into a nap. During your unconsciousness, the babies [[For the Evulz|are kidnapped for no real reason]]. Now they're trapped in foreign lands, alone and scared, [[Slave Collar|tied to the ground by collars]]. You must rescue them.
Such is the [[Excuse Plot|story]] of ''[[Jed]]''. Using thick pixel graphics and synthesized music, it's emulative of old-school [[Platform Game|platformers]]. There's an interesting twist to game-play, though: special tiles cause Jed's [[Layered World|perspective of the world to flip]]—the background becomes the foreground, and the foreground becomes the background. Whichever is currently the background can still be seen behind the foreground in a darkened state.
Although by no means a long game, several levels test the player's skill and determination to save your baby buddies while avoiding a plethora of obstacles. Some stages contain rockets, which allow Jed to fly over the terrain, and three-shot guns that lock enemies in place for several seconds.
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As a [[Freeware Game]], it can be downloaded [http://jwhiting.nfshost.com/blog/?p=13 here]. It is currently playable on [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[UNIX|Linux]] systems.
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▲* [[Hundred-Percent Completion|100% Completion]]
* [[Always Check Behind the Chair]]: Several robots are hidden past where the world seems to end, usually seperated by a concealed passage or a low roof that can be walked on. Some of these are hinted at by inexplicable empty blocks inside the wall.
* [[Ambiguous Gender]]: [[Word of God]] says that Jed is a male.
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* [[Collision Damage]]: the only way enemies can actually damage you is through contact.
* [[Convection Shmonvection]]: “Challenge” takes place around some sort of [[Lethal Lava Land|lava flow]].
* [[Cosmetic Award]]: ''all of them''.
* [[Cute Machines]]: the babies are freaking ''adorable''.
* [[Difficulty Spike]]: In some levels, it depends on if you're trying to rescue all the robots, but there's definitely a point where it gets harder in general. A borderline case of [[Schizophrenic Difficulty]].
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* [[Hailfire Peaks]]: Challenge earns the triple word score via the [[Fridge Logic]] listed above.
* [[Jet Pack]]
* [[Jump Physics]]: somewhat like that of ''[[
* [[Layered World]]
* [[Lethal Lava Land]]
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* [[Nintendo Hard]]: The [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] segments. Dear God, the [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] segments.
* [[No Name Given]]: see [[Word of God]].
* [[Non
* [[Needs More Love]]
* [[Nice Hat]]: unlocked after beating the game.
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