1. Binding Of Isaac Free Play

Some of the most difficult achievements in the game are the 'no damage' achievements - Basement Boy, Add photoSpelunker Boy, Dark Boy, and Mamas Boy. They are unlocked by completing The Basement, The Caves, The Depths, or The Womb without taking damage, respectively. There is no achievement for completing Sheol, the Cathedral or The Chest this way. This guide will document tips, tricks,. The Basement is the first floor in The Binding of Isaac and the Rebirth remake, which takes the appearance of an unfinished basement, that possibly has brick walls. The monsters 'indigenous' to the chapter are Flies. 1 Rooms 2 Monsters 3 Bosses 4 Notes 5 Room-layouts 5.1 Original 5.2 Rebirth 6 Related Achievements 1: The room will always appear once in this floor 2: The room will always appear.

The music in The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth,The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth, and The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth † was created by Ridiculon. The full soundtracks for each consist of 32, 9, and 4 tracks, respectively. The Rebirth soundtrack can be purchased through Steam, however the Afterbirth and Afterbirth † soundtracks cannot. All three soundtracks are purchasable from Ridiculon's Bandcamp page.

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth[edit | edit source]

1. The Binding of Isaac is a Roguelike Top-Down Shooter made by Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl, released in September 2011. The story follows Isaac, a young boy who finds himself in possibly the worst situation imaginable. After his fanatical.
2. Jul 05, 2020 The Basement is one of the environments in Chapter 1. Unlocked at the beginning of the game, it is considered the easiest of the environments in the game. The Basement's harder unlockable variants are The Cellar and the Burning Basement. 1 Monsters 2 Bosses 3 Unlockable Achievements 4 Music The music for the Basement is titled Diptera Sonata. Diptera is the order of true flies.

• Genesis 22:10 (Title)
• Diptera Sonata (Basement)
• Crusade (Basic Boss Fight)
• Sodden Hollow (Caves)
• The Forgotten (Secret Room)
• Abyss (The Depths)
• Matricide (Mom Fight)
• The Calm (Boss Defeated)
• Viscera (The Womb and Utero)
• Ventricide (Womb Fight)
• Acceptance (Isaac Dies)
• Anima Vendit (Devil Room)
• Duress (Sheol)
• Hericide (Satan Fight)
• Murmur of the Harvestman (Store)
• Empty Vessels (Angel Room)
• Everlasting Hymn (Cathedral)
• Infanticide (Isaac Fight)
• Ambush (Boss Rush)
• Tome of Knowledge (Library)
• Periculum (The Cellar)
• Capiticus Calvaria (Catacombs)
• When Blood Dries (Necropolis)
• Sketches of Pain (The Chest)
• Ascension (??? (Boss) Fight)
• Devoid (Dark Room)
• The Fallen Angel (The Lamb Fight)
• Tribute (Credits)
• Genesis 13:37 (Arcade)
• Hush (Jesus Loves Uke)
• Descensum (BONUS)
• He's the Number One (BONUS)

The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth[edit | edit source]

• ReGenesis (Updated Title Theme)
• Cerebrum Dispersio (Boss Fight - Alternate)
• Cicatrix (Scarred Womb)
• Fundamentum (Burning Basement)
• Kave Diluvii (Flooded Caves)
• Nativitate (Blue Womb)
• Morituros (Hush Fight)
• Pulso Profundum (Dank Depths)
• Chorus Mortis (Ultra Greed Fight)

The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+[edit | edit source]

• Terminus (The Void)
• Delirium (Delirium Fight)
• Sepulcrum (Final Ending)
• Ante Lucem (BONUS)

Trivia[edit | edit source]

• The title screen theme of The Legend of Bum-Bo is a remix of the Binding of Isaac: Rebirth title theme with the same name.
• The Binding of Isaac: Lullabies was an additional album released by Ridiculon. While these specific tracks do not appear in the game, the music consists of lullaby variants of the official soundtrack.
• In an interview on Steam by Tyrone Rodriguez of Ridiculon producers Matthias Bossi and Jon Evans, Jon mentioned that every track made pre-Repentance is his favorite. However, he pointed out three OSTs in particular as what he's most proud of: 'Sodden Hollow' for its dripping groove,' 'Sheol' for even being allowed to be so terrifying in a game OST,' and 'Delirium' for its dank heaviness.'

Not to be confused with The Pinking Shears or Safety Scissors

Scissors is an unlockable activated item.

Effect[edit | edit source]

• Upon use, detaches Isaac's head from his body and turns the head into a stationary familiar that fires tears for the current room.
  • The player still controls Isaac's headless body, which also shoots tears.
  • The tears fired by the head do not scale with Isaac's damage and always do 3.5 damage.

Notes[edit | edit source]

• Can spawn multiple heads if used in the same room more than once.
• and are not fired from the stationary head.
• If Isaac has an invisible body due to the cosmetic effect of , only a shadow will be seen after using the Scissors.
• If Isaac is Blindfolded, the floating head can still fire tears.
• Each wave of Boss Rush fully recharges the item, allowing many heads to be spawned.
• Only deaths which end runs (i.e. Isaac is not revived by a revival item such as ) count towards unlocking the Scissors.

Interactions[edit | edit source]

• : The loose head won't become larger, but will deal double damage.
• : No effect.

In-game Footage[edit | edit source]

Gallery[edit | edit source]

• 3DS The icon of Scissors as seen on the lower 3DS screen

Seeds[edit | edit source]

PC & PS4 VNAB CWER (First floor treasure room)

3DS 0M6X BR8Y (First floor treasure room)

Switch ATJJ HNDJ (Starting item as Eden)

Binding Of Isaac Free Play