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While not all players may be interested in seeing everything there is to see in , others want to complete the game in its entirety. That means finding every item, absorbing every Spirit, unlocking every Spell, and beating every boss. If you don’t know where to look in ,it’s easy to miss parts of the game, like hidden items and even bosses.
has its fair share of bosses to challenge. In fact, it has more than 100 bosses throughout its six chapters. Not all these bosses are necessary to progress and finish the game, but they can still be fun and rewarding to fight. While optional, Non-Void is a boss in Chapter 3 worth beating for the rewards alone.
What is it? A classic shooter for the Atari 2600 reimagined as a contemporary metroidvania.
Within six chapters, players will face over 100 mandatory, optional, and secret bosses. Chapter 3’s optional bosses include mini-bosses known as non-bosses. Non-Pure is one of these optional mini-bosses. A disciple of Yellowbrow, Chapter 3’s final boss, Non-Pure is a formidable foe. Though optional, Non-Pure gives decent rewards that make tackling this boss well worth it.
Not to be confused with the four secret Loong bosses, Chen Loong is a recurring character in . At first, the dragon will appear to the Destined One as a mighty foe, but after beating Chen Loong in combat, the boss yields to the monkey god. This NPC can then be persuaded to help the Destined One for the duration of his journey.
's story altered so drastically from the original its open ending could lead Cloud Strife and his companions anywhere in the world. While there are story beats from the original game the plot is likely to follow, there are definitely changes to be explored in which could completely shift the expected route of the narrative.
is based on the classical Chinese novel, and in many ways, the game does a great job translating memorable characters and concepts from the novel. Although it takes place centuries later, includes plenty of surviving figures from the original story, many of whom the Destined One has to defeat to make it to the finish line. The way that the Destined One goes about vanquishing foes is fairly different from how the original Monkey King Sun Wukong did it, however, and typically a lot more methodical.
A massive change to Destiny 2's annual release model, shifting in 2025 to six-month expansions and free three-month major updates, spearheads a slew of announcements from Bungie marking the Destiny series' 10th anniversary. As a day one player, I was equally intrigued by the nitty-gritty details of how Bungie hopes to simultaneously diversify Destiny 2 releases and make the MMO's core gameplay more approachable, and then Bungie said the words Metroidvania and roguelike and I was really intrigued.