Posted on: July 25, 2022
seanwood7777
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Back To Form
Better than Half-Genie Hero, levels are not stage based, but are more Metroidvania style, like some of the older games, this game has a proper map, and a proper warp system. Heart squids are also back, meaning you no longer get heart holders handed to you like they're candy, and have to actually earn your heart holders. The max HP capacity has also been reduced by 2 I think, but you do start with 3 instead of 2, like you usually do. Enemies seem to hit harder in general, although there is a heal dance, and the usual infirmary in your inventory if you heed well to stock up. This game is certainly harder than the last one, although some of the harder parts are still some platforming hazard areas, although thankfully the game doesn't throw a fairly hard platforming obstacle at you near the end like these games usually do. One of the harder obstacles was actually early on in the 2nd or 3rd dungeon, with the timed spiked blocks and falling platforms. Then you got your new monster card system, which provide passive benefits. You probably want to play on rule breaker mode though, to equip way more than 3 cards, as most of the effects are relatively minor (Hint: One of the best cards is from after defeating the 2nd or 3rd boss, you trade for it at, Tree Town was it? For a magic regen card, very useful.) The dances are used for attacking, healing, revealing invisible objects, and activating certain objects, or opening areas. The actual transformations are not tied to dances like they usually are, but are part of a instantaneous moveset granted by fusion coins. They're used instantly (other than the horizontal turtle attack) and feel kind of like the items from Pirate's Curse. You can dash through projectiles and climb on walls, do a body slam, attack horizontally like a spinning top, going all over the place at high speeds, swim in deep water, and eventually double/triple jump. And Squid Baron is a very silly man, as usual.
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