Thanks for the tips about unused stuff. And compost. WIll try it now. Now that i finished the game. PD: I'm not sure i have finished the game properly, killed 3, connected 2 and killed some more chamans. I believe you should kill all of them first and then connect. But well, will try to do it again/
I just wanted to play a cool looking metroidvania, but all this info honestly puts me off even starting the game. Well I suppose it was informative as it saved me a dissapointing time with the game. Any other recent metroidvanias I could play instead?
@@ThinKwiQWell I finished it. Took me almost 10 hours. While I really respect the developers to try something unconventional, it just did not work for me. However I still finished it. The artstyle, the music and the atmosphere kept me going and I managed to reach normal ending. I know there is a true ending that requires not killing the shamans and isntead "connecting" the life in Sarcophagus but I have to say, Im good. However right after Ultros I played a lesser profile metroidvania called Rebel Transmute and I had much better time. Maybe I am just a simple guy who likes the traditional aspects of metroidvanias but thats fine. I sure would appreciate more games like Rebel Transmute if anybody has any tips. The Closest upcomming one that I can think of is Biomorph, which in itself has a unique mechanic.
@lorenzovindictus3139 Cool, at least you gave it a shot. I love it, as frustrating as it may be sometimes. I don't know what other Metroidvanias you've played, but I can recommend Hollow Knight, Steamworld Dig (and SD2, though I haven't played that one), Guacamelee 1&2 (again, I haven't played the sequel) and Axiom Verge 1 & 2, both of which I've played and adore. I'll check out Rebel Transmute🤘
@@ThinKwiQThanks for the suggestions, unfortunately Ive already played all of the games you mentioned (I really like metroidvanias). If anybody has any other suggestions I be really grateful. Otherwise, yeah guess im gonna wait for Ender Magnolia (early access) and Biomorph.
Technically, this is the guide! Keep planting, keep feeding, learn how the plants work and where their flowers grow. You will be able to make your path and reconnect the living network!
@@FlipScreenGames no I mean like a map with the plant placement. A solid functional path. I found one just after I commented though. A guy who does metroidvania maps did one. It's good. Gonna play around and see if I can copy his plant layouts.
That must be why I can't freaking connect anything. I had no clue enemies could make soil spots!
Glad we could help ☺️
I spent hours struggling 😭
Spent damn hours trying to connect a damn shaman that wasn’t possible since I needed extra soils 😭
0:41 the same enemy can like more than one type ! for example the first enemy can eat the banana (yellow fruit)
Thanks for the tips about unused stuff. And compost. WIll try it now. Now that i finished the game.
PD: I'm not sure i have finished the game properly, killed 3, connected 2 and killed some more chamans. I believe you should kill all of them first and then connect. But well, will try to do it again/
I just wanted to play a cool looking metroidvania, but all this info honestly puts me off even starting the game. Well I suppose it was informative as it saved me a dissapointing time with the game. Any other recent metroidvanias I could play instead?
This comment has inspired me to work on a video list of Metroidvanias! I will let you know when I have the list.
The game is good, and visually one of THE most impressive games I've ever played. It's worth playing 💯
@@ThinKwiQWell I finished it. Took me almost 10 hours. While I really respect the developers to try something unconventional, it just did not work for me. However I still finished it. The artstyle, the music and the atmosphere kept me going and I managed to reach normal ending. I know there is a true ending that requires not killing the shamans and isntead "connecting" the life in Sarcophagus but I have to say, Im good. However right after Ultros I played a lesser profile metroidvania called Rebel Transmute and I had much better time. Maybe I am just a simple guy who likes the traditional aspects of metroidvanias but thats fine. I sure would appreciate more games like Rebel Transmute if anybody has any tips. The Closest upcomming one that I can think of is Biomorph, which in itself has a unique mechanic.
@lorenzovindictus3139 Cool, at least you gave it a shot. I love it, as frustrating as it may be sometimes. I don't know what other Metroidvanias you've played, but I can recommend Hollow Knight, Steamworld Dig (and SD2, though I haven't played that one), Guacamelee 1&2 (again, I haven't played the sequel) and Axiom Verge 1 & 2, both of which I've played and adore. I'll check out Rebel Transmute🤘
@@ThinKwiQThanks for the suggestions, unfortunately Ive already played all of the games you mentioned (I really like metroidvanias). If anybody has any other suggestions I be really grateful. Otherwise, yeah guess im gonna wait for Ender Magnolia (early access) and Biomorph.
Is it only this one type of enemy that can create new soil patches?
All enemies can, if you feed them what they like!
I really wish anyone would do a guide on how to connect every Shamasal
Technically, this is the guide! Keep planting, keep feeding, learn how the plants work and where their flowers grow. You will be able to make your path and reconnect the living network!
@@FlipScreenGames no I mean like a map with the plant placement. A solid functional path. I found one just after I commented though. A guy who does metroidvania maps did one. It's good. Gonna play around and see if I can copy his plant layouts.
And miss out on 90% of the fun of this game. Fucking up and restarting.@@con.x