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A telegram is a written or printed telegraph message that is directly delivered to the recipient by a messenger.

Telegram or Telegramme may also refer to:

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Music[edit]

Telegram (album), a 1996 album by Björk
Telegram (EP), a 2004 extended-play (EP) release by Kate Miller-Heidke
'Telegram' (song), a song by Silver Convention, representing Germany at the 1977 Eurovision Song Contest
'Telegram', a 1976 song by Nazareth on the album Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll
Telegram Sam, a 1972 song by T.Rex released as a single and also on the album The Slider

Newspapers[edit]

The Telegram, a newspaper in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
The Telegram (Herkimer), a newspaper in Herkimer, New York, US
The Daily Telegram, a newspaper in Adrian, Michigan, US
Telegram & Gazette, a newspaper in Worcester, Massachusetts, US, known locally as The Telegram
Le Télégramme, a newspaper in Morlaix, Finistère, France
Toronto Telegram, a newspaper published from 1876 to 1971 in Ontario, Canada
- Telegram Corporation, a media outlet created under a joint venture between the Toronto Telegram and the Eaton family
Winnipeg Telegram, a newspaper published from 1898 to 1920 in Manitoba, Canada

Other uses[edit]

Telegram (software), an instant messenger application
'The Telegram' (short story), a story by Ian Crichton Smith
Telegram Building, in Portland, Oregon, US
Telegram, a Soviet 1971 film featuring Yuri Nikulin

The Messenger
Developer(s)	Sabotage Studio
Publisher(s)	Devolver Digital
Director(s)	Thierry Boulanger
Producer(s)	Philip Barclay
Designer(s)
Programmer(s)	Sylvain Cloutier Thierry Boulanger
Artist(s)
Writer(s)	Thierry Boulanger
Composer(s)	Rainbowdragoneyes
Engine	Unity
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Release	Windows, Switch August 30, 2018 PlayStation 4 March 19, 2019 Xbox One June 25, 2020
Genre(s)	Action, platform
Mode(s)	Single-player

Plot[edit]

The game begins with a village of ninjas being attacked by a Demon King. It is then that a supposed 'Western Hero' appears and gives a scroll to one of the surviving ninjas, appointing him as 'The Messenger' and telling him to deliver it to the top of a mountain. During his journey, the Messenger is aided by a mysterious blue-robed shopkeeper, who provides him with upgrades, and a demon named Quarble, who helps to save him from death. After traveling through various areas and meeting a variety of foes turned friend, the Messenger arrives at the Tower of Time and encounters more blue-robed figures, who send him 500 years into the future to defeat the Demon King's general, Barma'thazël. Upon doing so, the Messenger loops around the world to the ninja village, where he, having reached the point of a cycle where he becomes the Western Hero himself, passes the scroll onto a new Messenger and takes up the role of a shopkeeper providing him with upgrades.

When this new hero ends up dying due to the previous shopkeeper's negligence, however, the blue-robes aim to break the cursed cycle, tasking the Messenger with collecting the notes of a mysterious music box in the Tower of Time. After the Messenger succeeds in this task, defeating the Demon King in the process, it is revealed that the music box is the prison of a man known as the Phantom who had become inflicted with a curse and created the time-traveling scroll in an attempt to stop it. This resulted in a 500-year-old mission passed down to several Messengers from various eras. Venturing inside the music box, the Messenger finds the Phantom, defeats the curse possessing him, and rescues him. The curse breaks loose, but the Messenger and the blue-robes team up together to destroy it, putting an end to the curse.

Gameplay[edit]

The Messenger is a side-scrolling action-platformer, inspired by the classic Ninja Gaiden series. Players control a ninja known as 'The Messenger' as he goes on a quest to deliver a scroll. The Messenger initially possesses a technique called 'Cloudstepping', which allows him to perform an extra jump in mid-air after attacking an enemy, object, or projectile. As the game progresses, the Messenger gains new abilities such as climbing walls, gliding in the air, long-range shuriken attacks, and using a grappling hook to propel himself through obstacles and enemies. By collecting Time Shards earned by defeating enemies or hitting lamps, the player can purchase additional upgrades such as health bonuses or extra attack moves. If the player dies, however, a demon named Quarble will appear and automatically claim any Time Shards the player collects as payment for a short amount of time.

The game initially presents itself as a linear level-based adventure split across two eras; the past, which is presented with 8-bit graphics and audio, and the future, which uses 16-bit presentation. Later on, however, the game becomes a Metroidvania-style game, in which the player revisits past eras in any order and direction in order to find key items. In this section of the game, the player can use special warps to instantly move between the past and present, instantly changing the layout of each level and allowing them to access new areas. Hidden in some areas are green medallions, earned by completing a challenging platforming section, with a bonus unlocked for collecting all 45.^[2]

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