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marks the latest release in the returning series, roping new and familiar foes into the ring like the Grapplavine. Though a returning enemy, the boss presents a formidable battle for those who've played past entries and newcomers alike. Dubbed the Weed boss, this vicious vine poses one of the greatest threats awaiting your party in Mylos Woods.
The First Prince of the Flowing Sands is a powerful boss in . You can’t challenge him directly but need to best both his father and brother. They also have royal titles of King and Second Prince, respectively. But, despite being part of a family, each Yaoguai fights differently. This means you might need to change your gear and strategy once you encounter the First Prince of the Flowing Sands.
A new feature in seems like a tough pill to swallow, but could actually be great for players in the long run. Although it's still several months away, has already revealed significant differences from . While some, like streamlined Tech trees and updated graphics, are unlikely to ruffle any feathers, is also adding a handful of entirely new mechanics that may provoke a little more controversy.
There are a total of six chapters in with over 100 bosses and some optional bosses like the Scorpionlord. Each chapter gets harder, and bosses are more difficult to beat. Some bosses are mandatory, while others are optional, but all will give special rewards. In Chapter 4, players can choose to go against an optional boss called Scorpionlord.
Most boss fights in have a straightforward objective, but there's one encounter in Chapter Two that's a little more complicated. When the Destined One encounters the Second Prince and the King of Flowing Sands, he has to take on both opponents at once, and the order in which he does so affects more than just battle strategy. The game doesn't make it clear in advance, but it's possible to miss out on either a reward or a unique cutscene depending on the approach to the fight.
Visions of Mana is the cutest game to do just about everything I love in an RPG. When I approached a giant monkey boss with floppy rabbit ears and a massive club, I thought about how I'd hug the goofy-looking thing if it was a plush toy. Unfortunately his club was not as cuddly as the rest of him: I slipped up and died in a single hit, a little too cocky that I'd be able to read his telegraphed wind-ups and the bright red AoE markers littering the ground before attacks. Visions of Mana may be cute, but playing on hard it has enough bite to knock my ego down several pegs.
Trainers looking to test their mettle in the Battle League without needing endless amounts of Stardust and Candy can find the perfect chance with the Great League. This is the game's entry-level League, where Pokémon over 1500 CP aren't allowed to enter, so reaching your entire team's full potential shouldn't be too costly or time-consuming.
With the Souls series, FromSoftware has created a trend that isn't going to disappear anytime soon, as every developer seems intent on offering their own take on the formula, to varying results. Among the games inspired by the popular series by the Japanese studio is The First Berserker: Khazan by Neople, a game that is aiming at the upper echelon of Soulslikes, taking many of the lessons provided by the Souls series to heart to offer a well-crafted experience that has the potential of becoming one of the best ever seen to date.