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The bomb jump was quite new at the time the game first came out. I think it first made an appearance on the original Quake via its rocket jump (Quake came out only 3 months before this game so it's unlikely they each knew about the other). You can also use the Cobra staff as well in the original (not sure if it works on this version however). Apparently Scott Branston the guy who made the music, accidentally discovered that ability. 🤣

Happy to have helped!

Yes, this is for the remaster of the game. The locations for the original PS1 and Saturn versions are different from this (and each other)

Okay many thanks for your reply gobbins. It's quite difficult to find a user that has found the ankhs on the PS 1 version. But I'll plod on regardless...👍

Couldn't agree more mate. Glad you liked the guide!

So long as it's on the same save file, yep. You'll have to revisit some.

@@gobbins8366 alright... i had to beat the final boss three times, as I went in without full charge on the bombs. When I got the last one, the achievement popped... but I can't find Death Tanks. Is that still a thing, or no?

@@MrRikkles Death Tank is not included due to copyright, unfortunately. Technically speaking, the lead programmer of this game (and Death Tank) released it commercially, and as such, carries its own license.

@@gobbins8366 alright, then I have no real reason to hunt the dolls a second time then. Good to know. ^^

No worries at all! Glad you liked the guide. I'm not sure I would recommend trying to get the dolls via a Pharoah mode run. That mode is challenging enough as it is. I'd only suggest playing through this difficulty only when you're familiar with the maps themselves and know areas you can skip past via bomb boosting. For a casual run, I typically just play on Hard. If you're just trying to get the dolls, I'd knock it down to Easy. The game isn't particularly long, so it shouldn't take too long to do a full playthrough. I can run through the whole campaign on Hard in about an hour, and I know many others have much better records than that, ha!

Thank for the reply I figured pharaoh wasn't the best for collitibles but aside from the mummies and random drops it ain't too bad. By the way do you know of other retro shooters for modern system thanks for the great work

@@danieldabini8435 I would honestly just check out anything else by Nightdive Studios. Their whole schtick is remastering old games for modern systems (like PowerSlave). They've done Doom 64, Turok 1 & 2, Blood, Shadowman, and Quake - to name a few.

Thank you! Yeah it's a jarring omission from the games arsenal. The Alien Trilogy one definitely carries the same general aesthetic and definitely fits in with the rest of the roster.

if only I knew how bad Kimaat was fuck this map

Glad it helped!!

I absoultely agree. This game blew my mind. It's much shorter than I remembered it, but that's normal. Back in the day, the game was long and challenging, especially without 2 analogue joysticks. I am sick or all the boomer shooter revival, and no one is making a shooter like this, with exploration, "puzzle" levels, mtroidvania style, maze like, having to stop and think what is the next step. All is frantic absurd action nowadays, zero adventure. The weeks I played this game for the first time on the Saturn were magical, only overcome by the first Tomb Raider.

@@The-Man-On-The-Mountain the only other metroidvania shooters I know of are Metroid Prime series and System Shock, both excellent series in their own right! I'd really recommend getting Metroid Prime HD for the Switch if you have one.

@@thor1829 I'd say Hexen also counts as a Metroidvania, just a really terrible one

Thank you!

It was simply a case of following the same file structure. Digging around and experimenting. The Nightdive discord may be able to help further.

I was searching nooks and crannies in every level. Lol. Only one spot I thought I could see something but couldn’t get enough of a view.

Yes.

Viewed contents of PowerslaveEx.kpf with 7zip and copied the file structure for my own mod. Kpf files are just .zip files with a different extension.

@@gobbins8366 tried with Dragon Unpacker. Works too

@@gobbins8366 I'm trying to find the script for the player's pain sound. I would like to make the antagonist talk like in the console version. After extracting all the files from the kpf file I can't find the script for the player's sound. Cant find: sounds/ppain01.wav

@@EthanWolfCat The player only has pain sounds, he doesn't react to kills like the DOS version sadly.

@@gobbins8366 For the pain, I simply modified one of pain sound and added the character's line "you son of a bitch!" to it. I also put the character's laugh when picking up a weapon for the first time.

Honestly, it doesn't need one

@@solblackguy agree, just surprised that they didn't do what every other fps did. But then that's not what they were going for was it.

Especially when you look at the box art where the main character has one strapped to his back. Sgt. Jonathan Sand had a shotgun on his back that he NEVER BOTHERED TO USE.

Use the Kilmaat Scepter artifact you get from defeating the Selkis boss in Selkis Burrow level.

@@gobbins8366 thank you!

Funny you say that, I did a quick test of this last night. It's not finished, but it's certainly an option... ua-cam.com/video/NtgJ49PgRpU/v-deo.html

I just got the doll where I had to avoid all the laser trip beams. Nuts. Lol

You must leave via the camel to save the dolls you picked, yeah. It doesn't matter if it's the one you started the level on or the one you leave it on.

@@gobbins8366 thanks man, your guide is perfect. Loved this game as a kid but could only get past the first few levels. Used your guide to get the collectibles on normal mode and now I've just beaten Selkis on Hard mode. Might even go for Pharaoh difficulty!