Terrible Lizards New Game+
New Game+ is real in the developers' October Q&A, and it is not a second story. You finish Terrible Lizards, then you can run it again with modifiers. There are four. Each block of four amber samples unlocks one. If the third-party amber total of 16 is right, a complete amber set unlocks the full stack. They can be combined. The Q&A says that. It does not say they change the ending.
| Description in the Q&A | What I will not add | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Body-camera visual | A filter name or a color grade | Studio description |
| Slippery surfaces | A friction value | Studio description |
| You die if you stop moving | A grace-period in seconds | Studio description |
| Low gravity | A jump-height multiplier | Studio description |
The stop-moving rule is the one that changes how the parkour essays on the beginner page feel. That page describes generous checkpoints and loose air control. A modifier that kills you for standing still is a different contract, and it is optional. I would not read the beginner page as if this rule were already on.
The demo does not include New Game+. The launch materials describe the demo as an early slice with a story half and a gameplay half. Modifiers are a full-game idea. Amber you might find in the demo is not documented as counting toward the sixteen, and I will not assume a demo sample transfers. Save carry-over is already a one-source "no" on the demo page.
Replay without modifiers is just playing again. The Q&A presents the mode as the replay tool. ShowGamer also reports a level-select option for revisiting missed collectibles; that feature is a single-guide claim rather than a statement from the Q&A. If you only wanted the story outcome, the ending page is the shorter visit. This page is for the second lap.
Questions
Does New Game+ exist?
Yes. The October 2026 developer Q&A describes it as a mode after you finish, with four modifiers.
How do you unlock each one?
The same answer ties one modifier to every four amber samples, up to sixteen amber for all four. A third-party guide's amber count is 16, which would match that ceiling. The count itself is still one guide.
What are they called in the menu?
The Q&A describes them. It does not give interface labels. I am using the descriptions, not nicknames from a wiki.
Sources
- Developer Q&A, October 2026 — checked 2026-11-02
- ShowGamer amber count — checked 2026-11-02
Source counts refer to independent publishers; syndicated copies and separate readings from one publisher count as one source.