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I feel like this issue became more prominent because of the lack of storyline, so I didn’t even have a story trail to follow like in other Metroidvanias.

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Overall, I didn’t mind the difficulty curve too much, but there were sections of the game that became difficult because I wasn’t given much guidance on where to go, or even how to progress further.

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One playthrough isn’t enough to completely fill the tree, but there are multiple levels of New Game Plus if you’re a completionist.

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Killing enemies gives you Karma points, which let you upgrade Tsuki’s stats and unlock keystones for her skill tree. As you progress, you can unlock more charges for it, and as you level you can increase its effectiveness. Your health can be restored with your hunter’s potion, which refills at each save point. This isn’t a game that really requires it, though the endgame is a lot easier if you do learn to parry.Įlemental damage and status effects are important parts of the combat, so it is good to know how to deal with the status effects or avoid them entirely. I had a hard time getting the hang of Parrying, so I didn’t use it for most of the game. You can attack regularly, use a mortal blow, cast an occult ability, dash, parry, and jump. The platforming isn’t all that difficult, but combat does have a bit of a souls-like edge to it. Accessories are largely the same, you can equip elemental defense buffs or things that raise your stats. There are a variety of consumables, from things that restore your MP (for Mortal Blow abilities), to things that restore health or occult uses, and even offer elemental defense buffs. You can equip Tsuki with a weapon, two accessories, and two “occult” (magic) abilities, and then you can customize her quick-select items. As far as gameplay goes, it is fairly standard.

That is basically how HunterX handled its story. Imagine playing Castlevania, but you heard the Belmont name once, Dracula’s name was mentioned by an NPC, and then you fight him at the end. The ending leaves things open for a sequel as well, but I can’t imagine why when there’s not much in terms of story to continue. The rest of the bosses are basically nameless, other than the ones that wind up becoming your allies. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.In fact, the main villain/final boss character is briefly mentioned once, but you don’t know for certain that he is the big bad until you fight him. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.

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