Easter Eggs

Are these really Easter Eggs?

That is an extremely good question. To classify as an Easter egg, an occurrence or object must be humorous or entertaining. Subjective, yes, but extremely important. Eggs are there to entertain. If it is not funny or entertaining, it’s not an egg. It must be something personal to the creator(s). Eggs have to have that “personal touch”.

BUT

Easter eggs must be truly hidden and not obvious at all. You need to follow a procedure to reveal an Easter egg. They are not things you can just pass by and see. Easter eggs must be activated.

I found a Easter Egg.

You can pick the lock of the locked door in the ‘Ca.

Hear Chicken Cackle and a egg appears in your Inventory.

Another Easter Egg can be found at the Gelato Stand.

Make a triple dip of the gelato starting with Red, then White, then Green.

Hear Chicken Cackle and a egg appears in your Inventory.

You made an Italian Flag so you receive an Italian Easter Egg!

There is an additional Scene and Task.

It seems to appear randomly,

everyone I’ve talked to has gotten at different times with each game they played, as did I.

Whenever you can go to your room and look

for a Basket of Sausages to appear on you bedroom table.

The note claims they are from Colin.

Eat them and try to leave the room.

Pass out.

The additional task is to confirm who gave you the sausages by searching for handwriting samples from each person at the Ca and comparing them to the note that was left with the sausages.

and

If you randomly click on trash you can find money!

Also, because this is the only time Helena leaves the desk,

right after you plant the Tracking Device in Helena’s pen you can burst in on her in the bathroom.

Use the German/English Dictionary on Helena’s postcards on the dresser in bedroom to discover this one.

Anyone born in the 70’s who survived the 80’s knows why this is funny!

You may have noticed a strange document framed on Fango’ office wall.

I decoded the binary code to text using a simple online converter.

It reads: I LOVE CUTE LITTLE FUZZY ANIMALS.

Maybe like this one?

If this score sounds familiar…

“La donna è mobile” (Woman is fickle) is the canzone performed by the cynical Duke of Mantua in Act III, Scene 1 of Giuseppe Verdi’s opera Rigoletto (1851). The Phantom stole this score.

There are Awards rewarded at the conclusion of the game.

If you make enough to buy all the shoes, you get the Clogio award.

If you dance perfectly for the CatSuit, you can get the Dancing Superstar award.

If you discover both of the Easter Eggs, you get a award.

You get the Euro Trash award for clicking all the trash and collecting coins.

If you make enough to buy all the clothes and wear them, you get the Fashionista award.

Try all the different flavors of gelato to earn the Gelatina award.

Going to the bathroom often earns you the Lavatorio award.

You earn the Musical Muse award by riding with all 6 of the gondoliers to hear them sing.

You get a award if you stay on the lookout for the Sausages that give you food poisoning.

If you do the Mosaic without making any mistakes you receive the Tessera Twitcher award.

If you use the Italian dictionary to translate all the things in Italian, you are awarded the Webstressa award.

This does absolutely nothing, but I spent a lot of time thinking it did… so I’m putting it here.

It looked like a code like the one I found for COPPA (which really didn’t factor into the gameplay) until I realized they were only there to be eaten.