I made a series of video walkthroughs showing where each collectible is, including Slender pages. One nice thing about the game is that in terms of collectibles, none are missable in the sense that you would have to start a new game to get them. There are some levels that have jumps that seem to be one-way only and I haven't figured out how to go backwards across. On those sections though, you can just travel back to the beginning of the level and get anything you missed. The game is very forgiving in that sense.

In addition, I figured out a way to get so much distance with my Viper Coil jumps that I can now easily make it across the Titan Rock jump in one try. Before I figured it out, I died so many times. So, I made a tutorial explaining the technique.

In this guide you can always click on any picture to view a larger version with more details.

Any feedback is welcome, particularly if you find an error. Just leave a comment at the end in the Comments section and I'll check it out.

There are 2 gameplay options I found particularly useful. I'm mentioning them because most games don't have them, so you might not think to check for them:

• Brightness
  Many places in the game are quite dark. So, I was very happy to find the developers included an option to adjust the brightness so you can see in the dark better.
  
• Sprint Inversion
  This is great if you want to save your finger from always having to hold down the shift key to run. With this set to "on", you now will always run until you press shift -- then you start to walk. Very useful.

To change these options, from the main menu choose Options:




Here are the options for Brightness and Sprint Inversion:



In addition, if you want the music turned off, you can turn the volume down to the lowest it will go, but the next time you load the game, even with the music slider all the way down, the music still plays. To fix this, just move the slider up a bit, then back down to zero. Unfortunately, you have to do this every time you load the game.

The Viper Coil is obtained on Titan Rock. It's fairly easy to use most of the time, but there is one jump that many people have problems with: the huge chasm you have to cross about halfway through Titan Rock. If you want to watch that section, it's at the very beginning of the "Titan Rock - Part II" video.

In addition, there is one crate also on Titan Rock that requires a really high jump. This tutorial shows you how to get both maximum distance and maximum height from your jumps.


One thing that might not be immediately obvious is that you can change the direction of your swing if you hold onto the crane and start using the directional controls of your keyboard or controller to change the swinging direction. Keep moving back and forth in the desired direction until you have enough momentum to reach your goal.

This might be useful in the Proving Grounds area, where there are so many cranes in so many different directions from each other.

In many areas, not all collectibles can be gathered until later on in the game when you have better suit upgrades. Then you can travel back and collect them. I've made separate videos showing the locations of those items. Those videos have have "Revisited" in the titles and appear in this guide after the last stage of the game, "Astra Facility".

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• LEAF suit
  
• Crate 1 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 2 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 3 - 2 energy capacitors
  
• Crate 4 - 2 energy capacitors
  
• Crate 5 - 1 medallion and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 6 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 7 - 1 medallion and 1 acorn

Total Items Gained
• L.E.A.F suit
  
• 4 energy capacitors
  
• 3 medallions
  
• 7 acorns

The easiest way to get acorns is to give life to dead trees. When given life, there is a chance they will drop golden acorns. Dead trees right out front of acorns doors are especially likely to drop acorns. When I finished one game, I had close to a 1,000 acorns from all the dead trees I'd brought back to life.

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 2 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 3 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 4 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 5 - note
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 3 acorns
  
• Crate 6 - 3 acorns and note
  
• Acorn Door 2 - requires 15 acorns
  
• Crate 7 - 2 medallions and 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 8 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 9 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 10 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 11 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 12 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 13 - 1 medallion
  
• Icarus Boost suit upgrade
  
• Crate 14 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 15 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 16 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 17 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 18 - 1 energy capacitor and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 19 - 1 medallion
  
• Energy canister 1

Total Items Gained
• Icarus Boost suit upgrade
  
• 1 energy canister
  
• 7 energy capacitors
  
• 9 medallions
  
• 16 acorns

Total Items Required
• 18 acorns

In the game, the valley is spelled two different ways: "Susurrus" and "Sussurus"

On the map, it's spelled with two S's and one R


But, when you first enter the valley, it's spelled with one S two R's

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 2 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 3 - 1 medallion and 2 acorns
  
• Crate 4 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Slender page 1
  
• Crate 5 - 1 energy capacitor and 2 acorns
  
• Crate 6 - 1 medallion and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 7 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 8 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Viper Coil suit upgrade
  
• Crate 9 - 2 acorns and note
  
• Crate 10 - 5 acorns
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 5 acorns
  
• Crate 11 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 12 - note
  
• Acorn Door 2 - requires 12 acorns
  
• Energy canister 1
  
• Crate 13 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 14 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 15 - note
  
• Crate 16 - 1 medallion and 2 acorns
  
• Crate 17 - note
  
• Crate 18 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 19 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 20 - 1 medallion and note

Total Items Gained
• Viper Coil suit upgrade
  
• 1 energy canister
  
• 7 energy capacitors
  
• 6 medallions
  
• 21 acorns

Total Items Required
• 17 acorns

Note: If you are having trouble getting across the huge jump in the beginning, there is a "Viper Coil Tutorial" section here in this guide near the beginning. It explains an easy way to maximize jumps with the Viper Coil.

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Viper Coil tutorial on getting maximum distance
  
• Crate 1 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 2 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 3 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 4 - 2 acorns and note
  
• Crate 5 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Crate 6 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 7 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 8 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 9 - 1 amrita pack
  
• Crate 10 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 11 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 12 - 3 acorns
  
• Viper Coil tutorial on getting maximum height
  
• Crate 13 - 1 medallion

Total Items Gained
• 2 energy capacitors
  
• 7 medallions
  
• 6 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 2 - 1 amrita pack
  
• Crate 3 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 4 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 5 - 1 medallion and 5 acorns
  
• Crate 6 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Slender page 2
  
• Crate 7 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 8 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 9 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 10 - 1 amrita pack
  
• Crate 11 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 12 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 13 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 14 - 1 amrita pack
  
• Crate 15 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 16 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 17 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 18 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 19 - 1 amrita pack
  
• Crate 20 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 21 - 1 medallion
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 26 acorns
  
• Energy Canister 1

Total Items Gained
• 1 energy canister
  
• 9 energy capacitors
  
• 8 medallions
  
• 5 acorns

Total Items Required
• 26 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Pushrod Piston suit upgrade
  
• Crate 1 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 2 - 1 medallion and 2 acorns
  
• Crate 3 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 4 - 1 medallion and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 5 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 6 - 4 acorns
  
• Slender page 3
  
• Crate 7 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 8 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 9 - 1 energy capacitor and 5 acorns
  
• Crate 10 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 11 - 1 medallion
  
• Lifeseed

Total Items Gained
• Pushrod Piston suit upgrade
  
• Lifeseed
  
• 3 energy capacitors
  
• 5 medallions
  
• 19 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 2 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 3 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 4 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 5 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 6 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Crate 7 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 8 - 1 medallion
  
• Slender page 4
  
• Crate 9 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 10 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 11 - 2 amrita packs
  
• Crate 12 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 13 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 14 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 15 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 16 - note
  
• Crate 17 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 18 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 19 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 20 - 3 medallions
  
• Crate 21 - note
  
• Crate 22 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Crate 23 - 1 medallion
  
• Virginia’s music box (for achievement "Her Darkest Hour")
  
• Crate 24 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 25 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 26 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 27 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 28 - 1 medallion
  
• Magnetic Core suit upgrade
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 24 acorns
  
• Crate 29 - 2 medallions
  
• Energy canister 1
  
• Crate 30 - note
  
• Crate 31 - 2 medallions
  
• Crate 32 - 2 acorns
  
• Crate 33 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 34 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Crate 35 - 1 energy capacitor

Total Items Gained
• Magnetic Core suit upgrade
  
• 1 energy canister
  
• 8 energy capacitors
  
• 17 medallions
  
• 15 acorns

Total Items Required
• 24 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - 2 amrita packs
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 8 acorns
  
• Crate 2 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 3 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 4 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 5 - note
  
• “This. Is. VALLEY.” achievement pit
  
• Crate 6 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 medallion
  
• Crate 7 - note
  
• Crate 8 - 1 energy capacitor and 5 acorns
  
• Acorn Door 2 - requires 24 acorns
  
• 2 loose medallions
  
• Crate 9 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 10 - note
  
• Crate 11 - 2 amrita packs
  
• Crate 12 - note
  
• Crate 13 - 1 energy capacitor and note
  
• Crate 14 - note
  
• Slender page 5
  
• Crate 15 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 16 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Crate 17 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 medallion
  
• Crate 18 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 19 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 20 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 21 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 medallion

Total Items Gained
• 8 energy capacitors
  
• 9 medallions
  
• 7 acorns

Total Items Required
• 32 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Acorn Door 1 - requires 18 acorns
  
• Energy canister 1
  
• Crate 1 - 1 medallion
  
• Susurrian Pyramid door 1 - requires 30 medallions
  
• Viper Coil Damper suit upgrade
  
• Crate 2 - note
  
• Crate 3 - 1 acorn and note
  
• Crate 4 - 3 acorns and note
  
• Crate 5 - note
  
• Crate 6 - 3 acorns
  
• Crate 7 - 2 amrita packs
  
• Crate 8 - 2 amrita packs
  
• Crate 9 - 3 amrita packs
  
• Lake Skipper suit upgrade
  
• Crate 10 - 1 energy capacitor and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 11 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 12 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 13 - 1 medallion and 5 acorns
  
• Crate 14 - 1 energy capacitor and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 15 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Slender page 6
  
• Crates 16 & 17 detour point
  
• Crate 16 - 1 energy capacitor and 3 acorns
  
• Crate 17 - 1 medallion and 5 acorns
  
• Crate 18 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 medallion
  
• Crate 19 - 1 energy capacitor and 3 acorns

Total Items Gained
• Viper Coil Damper suit upgrade
  
• Lake Skipper suit upgrade
  
• 1 energy canister
  
• 7 energy capacitors
  
• 5 medallions
  
• 29 acorns

Total Items Required
• 30 medallions
  
• 18 acorns

There are no collectibles in the Astra Facility.

When you're first playing through an area, not all collectibles can be reached with the gear you have at the time. But once you've finished Smoke Lake, you'll have enough L.E.A.F. suit upgrades to reach all the remaining items.

If you've been following this guide, then there are still items remaining in:

• Wendigo Lake
  
• Susurrus Valley
  
• Titan Rock
  
• Camp Henday
  
• Smoke Lake

I've made walkthrough videos for these return trips and they all have "Revisited" in the title, as you will see in the next section "Wendigo Lake Revisited".

To travel back to previous areas, select "Continue" with your game:


Then select the area you wish to travel to:


When you reenter an area, many things will reappear, such as animals and trees, unpacified Amrita Swarms and Wendigos. This can be very helpful in attaining Achievements that require a certain number of things being done. For example, if you need to pacify a few more Amrita Swarms for an Achievement, you can just go back to a level that has some. Or, if you don't like killing trees or animals, you can go to the Susurrian Valley and kill as many as needed, then just travel back there and they will all be alive again.

At this point, the Susurrian Pyramid in the Smoke Lake area has 1 door left requiring 40 medallions to open. Inside is the Icarus Boost Damper, which allows you to do mid-air jumps without using any amrita/energy. If you want to get this, whenever you get 40 medallions, go get it...it's easy to get since it's at the very beginning of Smoke Lake. I personally didn't ever really need it, but if you explore a lot of hard to reach places on the map, it can come in very handy.

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Acorn Door 1 - requires 16 acorns
  
• Energy canister 1
  
• Crate 1 - 1 medallion
  
• Crate 2 - 1 medallion and 1 acorn
  
• Raptor LEAF suit
  
• Crate 3 - 1 medallion and note
  
• Crate 4 - 1 medallion and 4 acorns
  
• Slender page 7

Total Items Gained
• Raptor LEAF suit
  
• 1 energy canister
  
• 4 medallions
  
• 5 acorns

Total Items Required
• 16 acorns

You can skip to specific sections in this video if you want:

• Crate 1 - note
  
• Crate 2 - note
  
• Landshark Encampment (for "Pathfinder Training" achievement)
  
• Acorn Door 1 - requires 21 acorns
  
• Crate 3 - 2 medallions
  
• Crate 4 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Crate 5 - 3 medallions
  
• Crate 6 - 1 energy capacitor and 1 acorn
  
• Crate 7 - 1 energy capacitor
  
• Slender page 8
  
• Energy canister 1
  
• Crate 8 - 1 energy capacitor

Total Items Gained
• 1 energy canister
  
• 4 energy capacitors
  
• 5 medallions
  
• 1 acorn

Total Items Required
• 21 acorns

There is only one crate left here:

• Crate 1 - 2 medallions

Total Items Gained
• 2 medallions

There is only one crate left here:

• Crate 1 - 1 Energy Capacitor

Total Items Gained
• 1 energy capacitor

• Susurrian Pyramid Door 2 - requires 40 medallions
  
• Icarus Boost Damper suit upgrade
  
• Crate 1 - note

Total Items Gained
• Icarus Boost Damper suit upgrade

Total Items Required
• 40 medallions

• L.E.A.F suit
  
• Icarus Boost
  
• Viper Coil
  
• Pushrod Piston
  
• Lifeseed
  
• Magnetic Core
  
• Viper Coil Damper
  
• Lake Skipper
  
• Icarus Boost Damper
  
• 7 energy canisters
  
• 60 energy capacitors
  
• 80 medallions (only 70 are needed, leaving you with 10 extras by the end of the game)
  
• 131 acorns from crates
  
• Acorns from revived trees: infinite

• 172 acorns
  
• 70 medallions

Here are details regarding the L.E.A.F. suit and it's upgrade components. If you want to see their location in the game, click "exact location".

Acquired in Wendigo Lake - (exact location)
L.E.A.F. stands for "Leap Effortlessly though Air Functionality". Here is the video manual that comes with first acquiring the suit:


There are a total of 60 capacitors available



There are a total of 7 canisters available



Acquired in Susurrus Valley - (exact location)


Acquired in Titan Rock as shown in Titan Rock Part I - (exact location)


Acquired in Soma Reactor Core - (exact location)


Acquired in Soma Reactor Core - (exact location)


Acquired in Camp Henday - (exact location)



Acquired inside the first room of the Susurrian Pyramid in Smoke Lake - (exact location)



Acquired in Smoke Lake - (exact location)



Acquired past the second door in the Susurrian Pyramid as detailed in Smoke Lake Revisited
(exact location)

There are 30 achievements in Valley. Eleven are secret until achieved and are marked (Secret) below. Some are achieved by playing through a level of the game. Some are achieved by accomplishing a certain number of tasks. At any point in the game, you can check your progress with the showachievements command in the Developer Console (see the Developer Console section of this guide for more details.)

1. 
   The Journey Begins
   Complete Wendigo Lake
   (Referred to as "01 Intro" in the Developer Console)
   
   
2. 
   Nowhere to Go but Up
   Complete Sussurus Valley
   (Referred to as "02 Valley" in the Developer Console)
   
   
3. 
   The Ascent
   Complete Titan Rock
   (Referred to as "03 Cliff" in the Developer Console)
   
   
4. 
   The Madman's Hubris
   Complete the Soma Facility
   (Referred to as "04a Reactor Upstairs" in the Developer Console)
   
   
5. 
   The Plant of Heartbeat
   Acquire the Lifeseed
   (Found in the Soma Reactor)
   
   
6. 
   The Descent
   Complete the Soma Reactor
   (Referred to as "04b Reactor Downstairs" in the Developer Console)
   
   
7. 
   Her Darkest Hour
   Find Virginia's music box
   (Found in Camp Henday prison)
   
   
8. 
   A World in Peril
   Complete Camp Henday
   (Referred to as "05 Barracks" in the Developer Console)
   
   
9. 
   This. Is. VALLEY.
   Drop down the pit located in Proving Grounds (Secret)
   (Referred to as "pit_drop" in the Developer Console)
   
   
10. 
    The Pathfinder Finds a Way
    Complete the Proving Grounds
    (Referred to as "06 Field" in the Developer Console)
    
    
11. 
    Archaeologist
    Gain entry to the Sussurian Pyramid
    (Found in Smoke Lake. Requires 30 medallions.)
    
    
12. 
    Breaking and Enter
    Complete Smoke Lake
    (Referred to as "07a Facility_Lake" in the Developer Console)
    
    
13. 
    Who's the Alpha Now?
    Defeat the Alpha
    (Found in the Astra Facility's Feeding Grounds)
    
    
14. 
    Redemption
    Stop the Astra Facility from killing the valley
    (Achieved in the Astra Facility)
    
    
15. 
    Restoring the Balance
    Complete the Astra Facility
    (Referred to as "07b Facility_Finale" in the Developer Console)
    
    
16. 
    Chipmunk
    Collect 100 acorns (Secret)
    
    
    
17. 
    Tree Hugger
    Revive 100 trees (Secret)
    
    
    
18. 
    Arboricide
    Kill 50 trees (Secret)
    (If you don't like killing trees, you can kill and revive one tree 50 times)
    
    
19. 
    Carnivore
    Take life from 20 animals (Secret)
    (If you don't like killing animals, you can kill and revive one 20 times)
    
    
20. 
    Leg Day
    Take 10,000 steps (Secret)
    
    
    
21. 
    Like an Eagle
    Spend 20 minutes of accumulated time in mid-air (Secret)
    (Time spent hanging from a crane with the Viper Coil counts towards air time for the "Like an Eagle" achievement. If you are having trouble getting enough air time, one easy solution is hook onto a crane, then use a rubber band to hold your mouse button so you don't release from the crane. You can then walk away from the game while your character dangles, gaining lots of air time effortlessly. Shown as 1200 seconds in the Developer Console.)
    
    
22. 
    Headhunter
    Defeat 25 dark creatures (Secret)
    (These are called Wendigos in the story and Betas in the Developer Console)
    
    
23. 
    The Fly Lordship
    Pacify 10 amrita swarms (Secret)
    (These are called Soma Swarms in the Developer Console)
    
    
24. 
    The Eight Pages
    Find all 8 Slender pages (Secret)
    (These are called Hoggerdams Readables in the Developer Console)
    
    
25. 
    Pathfinder Training
    Discover the secret Landshark encampment (Secret)
    (Found in Sussurus Valley. See the Sussurus Valley Revisited video)
    
    
26. 
    Spelunker
    Gain entry through all the acorn doors
    (Requires 172 acorns)
    
    
27. 
    Relic Collector
    Collect enough medallions to access all pyramid chambers
    (Requires 70 medallions: 30 for the first door and 40 for the second.)
    
    
28. 
    Full Power
    Collect all energy upgrades
    (Requires finding all 60 energy capacitors and 7 energy canisters)
    
    
29. 
    Final Form
    Acquire all upgrades for the L.E.A.F. suit
    (See the L.E.A.F. Suit and its Upgrades section of this guide for more details)
    
    
30. 
    Immortality
    Complete game without the valley dying

Valley has a developer console available during gameplay that can give players access to special debugging commands. Normally, you will never need to use the console. But, if you want to explore some of it, you can. Here's how:

The console has some scrollable menus and if you want to use your mouse to scroll through these, you first need to pause the game by pressing the ESC key.

Then you can activate the console by pressing a certain key on your keyboard. Apparently, your keyboard or keyboard layout (I'm not sure which) determines which key you need to press. On my keyboard, the "grave accent / tilde" key opens the console:


However, I've seen people say they had to press the $ key on their keyboard, and another place I saw someone say to press the ö key. See which one works for you.

Press the key you used to start the console (the accent/tilde key for me, or maybe the $ or ö keys for you)

Normally for me, when I enter the console, a developer console overlay comes up over the game screen. It looks like this:



Sometimes though the overlay does not show up. However, it seems that even when the console is not visible, it is still there and you can still type in commands and they will work even though you can't see what you're typing. If your console is invisible, there is one way I've found to tell if you're in it or not: if you attempt to unpause the game and nothing happens, then you are in the console and can use commands.

However, if you don't want to bother with an invisible console, I've found that if I quit the game and start again, sometimes the console will be visible again.

If you type the command help, a list of commands will be displayed, along with information about how to use them (click on the picture for a full size view)



However, this is not the full list of commands available. Using the typeahead feature of the command line, you can see a full list of commands:


Unfortunately, descriptions of what each does is not given, nor is syntax.

Here are some observations I've made about how the console and some of the commands work:

• help
  This lists the commands shown above
  
  
• togglegui
  "gui" stands for "graphical user interface" and refers to the on-screen character information icons. The description given says you use "giverelics" to toggle the gui, but that's a typo. When used, togglegui turns the gui turns off, which is useful for taking full screen pictures. However, using togglegui again does not immediately bring the gui information back -- you have to exit the console, then press ESC for the gui information to reappear. Odd, but it works.
  
  
• showachievements
  Very useful for tracking your progress towards full achievements. When you use this command, the following information is shown in the console window:
  
  However, I found it very hard to read this list on the console when the gui was showing. Therefore, I always hide the gui with togglegui (see above) before using showachievements.
  
  Each time you use showachievements, the data displayed is only the data at that moment and will not change as you play. In order to see the most current data, you need to use showachievements again. Some totals, such as giving life to a tree, will show updated counts each time you use showachievements. However, some totals will only update once you travel to a different area/level of the game. For example, if you use showachievements while in Wendigo Lake, the number of steps taken will accurately show steps taken up to that point. But, if you take a few more steps and use showachievements again, you won't see a change in the totals. You must travel to another level, such as Susurrus Valley, and use showachievements again. Only then will total steps taken show an accurate count.
  
  For more information about achievements and their relationship to the data shown, see the Achievements section of this guide.
  
  
• toggledebug
  This enables you to use commands to do all kinds of things, but be aware that if you use this, achievements and saving your game are disabled until you restart your game. Once you enable debug and start using game changing commands, a number of things in the game do not work correctly. Many times, though, using more commands can provide workarounds. For example, if you use setenergy 75, you are given 75 full energy capacitors, but they work oddly and don't always refill properly. However, using setenergy 75 again will fill them back up.
  
  
• listscenes
  Lists all scene index numbers that you can load using the load command:
  
  
  
• load
  This command is used with the listscenes index numbers to load a particular point of the game. For example, if you say load 4, it will take you to the beginning of Wendigo Lake by the canoe:
  
  • load 0 - got me stuck and had to quit the game
    
  • load 4 - Wendigo Lake
    
  • load 5 - Sussurus Valley
    
  • load 6 - Titan Rock
    
  • load 7 - Soma Facility
    
  • load 8 - Soma Reactor Core
    
  • load 9 - Camp Henday
    
  • load 10 - Proving Grounds
    
  • load 11 - Smoke Lake
    
  • load 12 - Astra Facility
    
  • load 15 - takes you to an infinite void where you just fall maybe forever, but you go faster and faster straight down (you can see your speed by using the playerstats command)
  
  If you use the load command to skip ahead in the game, some LEAF suit upgrades you normally would have acquired in previous levels are automatically added to your suit. Also, if you skip ahead to later sections, storyline events from sections you skipped will default to have taken place. For example, if you skip past the Soma Reactor Core section, the game will still behave as if you have removed the Lifeseed from the Reactor.
  
  
• moveto
  This command moves you to a particular point in that level. I couldn't find a list of locations anywhere, so I started trying different things. I finally found that using numbers worked. For each of the game areas, I tried moveto with numbers -1, 0, and then 1 through 10. However, I found that most game areas only had one or two moveto locations and many had none. Here is a list of useful ones I found (if none are listed for an area, then there are none):
  
  • Scene 5 - Sussurus Valley
    4 - located in the industrial ruins
    
  • Scene 8 - Soma Reactor Core
    3 - in front of Lifeseed
    
  • Scene 9 - Camp Henday
    1 - L.E.A.F. suit storage area
  
  
• teleport
  Very similar to moveto, except there are many more locations to teleport to in each level. Each location has a number, so using teleport 35 will teleport you to location 35 within that level. Some levels have hundreds of locations.
  
  I expected location 1 to be at the beginning of the level and each successive number to be a bit further along. However, that is not the case--as far as I could tell, there is no obvious relationship between the index number and where that location is in the level.
  
  
• setenergy
  This gives the player a certain number of full energy capacitors. For example, setenergy 75 gives you 75 capacitors full of amrita.

Once you have completed the Astra Facility (and thus the main campaign) the console is usually no longer available, although I have had it work several times.