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	''[[n-gon]]'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of {{undefined}} [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the {{undefined\|null}} level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]].		''[[n-gon]]'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of {{undefined}} [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the {{undefined\|null}} level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]]. Completing a run with all of the required {{undefined}} for the first time unlocks testing mode.

	== Confirmed story and lore ==		== Confirmed story and lore ==

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	''n-gon'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of {{undefined}} [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the {{undefined\|~~\|\|\|\|\|\|n\|u\|l\|l~~}} level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]].		''n-gon'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of {{undefined}} [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the {{undefined\|null}} level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]].

	== Confirmed story and lore ==		== Confirmed story and lore ==
	There are many useful [[power ups]] that you may collect to strengthen yourself, but keen players will notice several {{undefined}} while collecting upgrades- They do not upgrade the player in any way, but, when all the {{undefined}} tech is obtained and the final level is beaten, you proceed to the {{undefined\|~~\|\|\|\|\|\|n\|u\|l\|l~~}} level, where two simulation developers talk to the bot. Completing this multiple times will result in them saying different things and progressing the story. They reveal to the player that n-gon is, indeed, a simulation. The world of ''n-gon'' does not ''actually'' look like that, and in universe, ''n-gon'' is a program of some kind, and while the purpose of the program is is not confirmed, though the "Adversarial Network" implies some sort of combat.		There are many useful [[power ups]] that you may collect to strengthen yourself, but keen players will notice several {{undefined}} while collecting upgrades- They do not upgrade the player in any way, but, when all the {{undefined}} tech is obtained and the final level is beaten, you proceed to the {{undefined\|null}} level, where two simulation developers talk to the bot. Completing this multiple times will result in them saying different things and progressing the story. They reveal to the player that n-gon is, indeed, a simulation. The world of ''n-gon'' does not ''actually'' look like that, and in universe, ''n-gon'' is a program of some kind, and while the purpose of the program is is not confirmed, though the "Adversarial Network" implies some sort of combat.

	The Adversarial Network, the entity that spawns mobs, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player's computer and testing them. It is in orbit to avoid earth interference, as it is a quantum computer. It was created in tandem with [[m]]'s program and is essentially a robotic [[wikipedia:Dungeon_master\|dungeon-master]]. If you get the null ending 5 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will permanently change the behavior of <code>undefined</code>, teaching it that peace IS an option.		The Adversarial Network, the entity that spawns mobs, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player's computer and testing them. It is in orbit to avoid earth interference, as it is a quantum computer. It was created in tandem with [[m]]'s program and is essentially a robotic [[wikipedia:Dungeon_master\|dungeon-master]]. If you get the null ending 5 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will permanently change the behavior of <code>undefined</code>, teaching it that peace IS an option.

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	There are many useful [[power ups]] that you may collect to strengthen yourself, but keen players will notice several {{undefined}} while collecting upgrades- They do not upgrade the player in any way, but, when all the {{undefined}} tech is obtained and the final level is beaten, you proceed to the {{undefined\|\|\|\|\|\|\|n\|u\|l\|l}} level, where two simulation developers talk to the bot. Completing this multiple times will result in them saying different things and progressing the story. They reveal to the player that n-gon is, indeed, a simulation. The world of ''n-gon'' does not ''actually'' look like that, and in universe, ''n-gon'' is a program of some kind, and while the purpose of the program is is not confirmed, though the "Adversarial Network" implies some sort of combat.		There are many useful [[power ups]] that you may collect to strengthen yourself, but keen players will notice several {{undefined}} while collecting upgrades- They do not upgrade the player in any way, but, when all the {{undefined}} tech is obtained and the final level is beaten, you proceed to the {{undefined\|\|\|\|\|\|\|n\|u\|l\|l}} level, where two simulation developers talk to the bot. Completing this multiple times will result in them saying different things and progressing the story. They reveal to the player that n-gon is, indeed, a simulation. The world of ''n-gon'' does not ''actually'' look like that, and in universe, ''n-gon'' is a program of some kind, and while the purpose of the program is is not confirmed, though the "Adversarial Network" implies some sort of combat.

	The Adversarial Network, the entity that spawns mobs, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player's computer and testing them. It is in orbit to avoid earth interference, as it is a quantum computer. It was created in tandem with [[m]]'s program and is essentially a robotic [[wikipedia:Dungeon_master dungeon-master]. If you get the null ending 5 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will permanently change the behavior of <code>undefined,</code> teaching it that peace IS an option.		The Adversarial Network, the entity that spawns mobs, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player's computer and testing them. It is in orbit to avoid earth interference, as it is a quantum computer. It was created in tandem with [[m]]'s program and is essentially a robotic [[wikipedia:Dungeon_master\|dungeon-master]]. If you get the null ending 5 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will permanently change the behavior of <code>undefined</code>, teaching it that peace IS an option.

	Some kind of multiverse is known to exist within n-gon. Several {{tech}} such as [[Hilbert space]] and [[Ψ(t) collapse]] let you go to {{alternate\|alternate realities}}, and when you respawn, you give off particles similar to those of when you switch realities. These realities are presumably other runs of the same simulation, and not actually separate universes. Whether or nor these realities are generated on the spot or concurrently running simulations in-lore is not known. The Adversarial Network, or the entity that spawns [[mob]]s, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player and testing them. The player controls m, who has to avoid these enemies. If you get the null ending 6 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will teach it that peace IS an option.		Some kind of multiverse is known to exist within n-gon. Several {{tech}} such as [[Hilbert space]] and [[Ψ(t) collapse]] let you go to {{alternate\|alternate realities}}, and when you respawn, you give off particles similar to those of when you switch realities. These realities are presumably other runs of the same simulation, and not actually separate universes. Whether or nor these realities are generated on the spot or concurrently running simulations in-lore is not known. The Adversarial Network, or the entity that spawns [[mob]]s, is an iteration of a supercomputer in a satellite in orbit, communicating with the player and testing them. The player controls m, who has to avoid these enemies. If you get the null ending 6 times, the adversarial network is mentioned by the developers, and completing a pacifist run in the game will teach it that peace IS an option.

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	''n-gon'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of undefined [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the <code>null</code> level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]].		''n-gon'' contains secret '''lore''', which can be unlocked by picking up a certain amount of undefined [[tech\|{{tech}}]] that can spawn in the {{tech}} pool to be able to enter the <code>null</code> level. The amount needed varies by [[difficulty]].
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Voidman2026: Added a mention of unlocking testing mode

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