1. Download the project files. git clone [email protected]:FoxSylv1/treacherous-trials-plus.git

2. Use Unity Hub to open the cloned directory (the name of the project you're trying to open should read treacherous-trials-plus).

3. The project should open after some loading time, and be fully functional.

Included in the source code is the full tileset for use in Unity's 2D Tile Palette (see Assets/Tiles). This can be used to make any custom level you so desire. Note that the Z-index option in the tile palette can allow for tiles to overlap on the same tilemap.

A note on the tiles: the three copies of each sprite correspond to how that in-object behaves upon switching. The top one (red/yellow) is always active, the middle one (also red/yellow) switches, and is on by default, and the bottom one (blue/green) switched, and is off by default.

Since the scripts had to be decompiled from the original game, there may be some parts of scripts that seem bizarre upon first look-through. In addition, some scripts had to be modified so that the original game's behaviour was properly reflected. Other than this, the scripts should be relatively readable.