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Four secret Yaoguai King bosses can be found in , including Black Loong, a terrifying boar warrior who can be a tough opponent to beat. Wielding two maces imbued with lightning, Black Loong is a huge challenge compared to some of the main story bosses. However, you need a special item to access this fight at all as you explore Chapter 2.
Everything about Concord, on some level, works, or works well in isolation. Roka's heat-seeking missile launcher tracks targets with a satisfying *bleep bleep bleep*. Starchild's double-jump/power slam ability combo feels great when you can hit multiple targets. But Concord's occasional moments of satisfaction are waylaid by a competitive shooter experience that's too often sluggish, boring, and devoid of any interesting tactics beyond balling up as a team and standing on an objective.
It’s showtime! The WoW Variety Show is back for The War Within™ with an exciting Episode 4, broadcast live on August 31 live on YouTube and Twitch.
I got to sit down and play Phantom Blade Zero at Gamescom last week and—after muddling a bit to find my booth in the chaos of a bustling floor—came away quite impressed. Judging by the reactions of my fellow demo-triers, one of whom managed to beat it a whole 7 minutes before me (I'm not upset), it's looking to be a sleeper hit.
You will learn very quickly in Star Wars Outlaws that it isn’t the Empire that runs things — it’s the syndicates. These crime families each fight for power over the various planets you will explore and all see you as a potential pawn in their schemes. Kay has a lot of useful skills and abilities they want to take advantage of, but it isn’t a one-way street. If you can raise your reputation with a syndicate all the way to the max, you can earn yourself some valuable and exclusive rewards you won’t find in any container you lockpick. Doing that many jobs for a syndicate takes time, but also tends to incur the wrath of other syndicates at the same time, making it very challenging to keep everyone happy. These syndicates have the best rewards that you should work your way through the ranks to get.
If you thought Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree was hard, one player has taken it to the next level by defeating the entire expansion on uncapped New Game+ 1,000 – a terrifying, souped-up difficulty level that allows enemies to deal "millions" of damage.
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One of 's secret bosses goes by the name Shigandang, a giant rock monster who drops some valuable loot. You can fight Shigandang in Chapter 2 of the game, but only if you resurrect him. To do so, you must collect six Buddha’s Eyeballs; glowing yellow eyes inside decapitated statue heads of Buddha.