Boss fights are enormously easier if you do lots of preparations beforehand. When the kids played on the Wii U, they had a hard time because they didn’t do any fishing, didn’t craft any potions, and didn’t build very good arenas. This is a game that will require lots of reading of wiki and watching YouTube tutorials to complete.

There is a magic book called the Golden Shower, that literally looks like a yellow stream of liquid. There is a fishing item called Master Bait. Would I recommend the game? Yes if you have lots of time and like sandbox style building crafting games. They intentionally went with pixelated look, but some things look like too simple, and it comes across as mediocre. I would call the regular BG music relaxing and peaceful. you try to go back to building the bridge and 5 seconds later the screen is filled with damn harpies again. You will be trying to build a sky bridge or dig for ore, and you can’t go 5 seconds without some thing annoying you. The randomness is a bit frustrating.Īlso frustrating is that there are always too many enemies on screen… all the time. There is no way to trigger them or avoid them. Any random day could trigger these events. This game is just “lets dump 100 pirates on you randomly”. In other games there are a few well designed enemies that you have to learn their AI to defeat.

Many of the events are just 100s of enemies spawning endlessly. Make your avatar look a 1000 different ways. You can build your houses any way you want. After about 6 months, we finally defeated the Moon Lord (final boss) this week. But I decided to try the Nintendo Switch version. After months of playing they finally got to hard mode (beating the wall of Flesh) but it was immediately way too hard for them and due to loss of data from unknown bugs… we gave up on that. I bought them Terraria for Wii U because it’s sort of similar.

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