opposite has happened in this timeframe, and the Jenkins family are living together in that same house that Looger would have owned. Bobby is overjoyed but soon discovers that he still has his chameleon tongue, and the reflex to eat flies, much to his own disgust. Not much later, Leon returns to the basement again, revealing by a monologue to the player (breaking the fourth wall), that he in fact maintained the memories of his journey with Bobby, despite pretending just before to not remember anything, and that he has kept the portal compass, expressing his nostalgia of Reppy and hoping that in future there will be more adventures. Reception Scaler received "average" reviews on all platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. While receiving praise for its high production values and gameplay, some reviewers criticized it for having an unexciting plot and formulaic design. References External links Scaler official website 2004 video games 3D platform games Alien invasions in video games Behaviour Interactive games GameCube games Kidnapping in fiction Platform games PlayStation 2 games Reptiles in popular culture Single-player video games Take-Two Interactive games Therianthropy Video games about reptiles Video games about shapeshifting Video games developed in Canada Video games about parallel universes Video games set on fictional islands Xbox games Global Star Software games