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Shin Megami Tensei 5: Vengeance, the juicy mega-re-release for (obviously) Shin Megami Tensei 5, has already wormed its way into Steam's best-rated Japanese role-playing games chart a mere two weeks after its launch.
One of the biggest points of contention for players going through has been the DLC's crushing difficulty compared to the base game. Enemies and bosses in deal extremely high damage, and have attack patterns that can be difficult to learn for many players, at some points even drawing comparisons to Malenia from the base game — certainly among 's hardest bosses, and widely considered to be one of, if not the most difficult boss in any FromSoftware game. For most of 's bosses, however, one trick for making bosses easier might be flying under the radar.
The Fire Knight's Greatsword in is a flaming Colossal weapon that is not only quite fun to use but can also be lethal. It is a weapon that can be fairly easy to get your hands on compared to others in the and can easily be your main weapon if you choose. Players who want to wave a flaming sword bigger than they are should definitely consider this as a prime option for their build if they can.
Beating the Jagged Peak Drake in can be a daunting task for players who are caught by surprise by this large and imposing dragon menace after a relatively challenging dungeon. The Jagged Peak Drake is but one of the many new and optional bosses in the DLC, though those who wish to progress within the questline for Igon and consume Draconic Essence in ’s DLC will need to go through the dragon boss. This opponent actually appears twice in, and the fights are relatively different each time.
The best part of the looter-shooter genre is teaming up with your squad to roll through missions over and over, grinding for that legendary drop. The First Descendant is the latest game to enter this space, only it takes a third-person perspective to let you get a better look at your character and the gear you’re wearing. The big selling point to this game, aside from the graphics, are the tough boss fights. Yes, you can play this game alone, but it is designed for teams of four to work together to overcome these challenges. Partnering up means connecting with others online, but will this game block you from playing with a friend on a different platform? Let’s review all the cross-platform details about The First Descendant before you drop in.
RPGfans looking for something new to play in July ought to keep their attention focused on Xbox Game Pass as the subscription service is gaining what could be the next major Soulslike hit. Now that players are (slowly) progressing through FromSoftware's latest expansion, many will undoubtedly soon be looking to scratch that itch that so often occurs after completing an excellent game. Fortunately, developer A44 Games may have just the solution and the best part is that it won't cost Game Pass subscribers an extra dollar.
brings a new set of vicious enemies found in the Realm of Shadow. Just like the base game, not every boss that's been added to the DLC is required to complete the main storyline. However, figuring out which bosses need to be killed and which ones are optional isn't always easy, and the difficulty of enemies in makes it even harder to determine which ones are mandatory.
New banner leaks have emerged and hint at the introduction of a mechanic that will repeat a terrible mistake. The games developed by HoYoverse share a lot of similarities in the sense that both are gachas with obtainable characters whose progression and upgrades rely on farming. Despite the differences in the narrative and gameplay style, the games have shared mechanics and there is a lot of overlap when it comes to updates. A new 4.8 UI leak is heavily inspired by a feature that has long been present in, for instance.