Set in a large open world, Elden Ring takes place in the Lands Between, a realm blessed by gods. Similar to Black Myth: Wukong, Elden Ring is action-focused and deals with defeating dangerous bosses. The recently-released DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, continues the story in the Realm of Shadow with even more dangerous enemies to overcome. There are references to mythology scattered throughout, like the Erdtree's likeness to Yggdrasil in Norse mythology.

This game, too, is set from a third-person perspective. In combat, you switch between different stances depending on the type of enemy you're playing against, as well as a "ghost stance" that makes you invincible for a short period of time. Throughout the map, you'll find various Shinto shrines (similar to Black Myth's Keeper's Shrines) that grant you various buff charms and Inari shrines, which will increase the number of buff charms you can have equipped.

As you are laying the smackdown on his butt, he will likely turn to face you mid-combo. Once he is facing you, he'll either try to crush you with a palm slam or smack you with a backhand. However, both of these attacks have notable tells, look for them, dodge through them, and then get behind him again.

Players will battle Buddha's Right Hand in a corridor to the left of the Cliff of Oblivion Keeper's Shrine . To reach that checkpoint, fans of adventure games must simply follow the path that leads out of Centipede Guai arena.

This guide will take you through everything you need to know in order to conquer this mountainous monstrosity. I will help you identify when to attack the Stone Vanguard, and when to back away. There is also a handy-dandy list of all the Stone Vanguard's moves so that you can look up any given move that is giving you problems and quickly learn a counter to it.

The final range is up close and personal. If you are right up next to him, the First Prince only has a handful of attacks, and they aren't particularly scary. **Circle around to his backside, and you will only need to worry about his tail swipe. ** This attack is highly telegraphed (with a butt waggle) and easy to dodge. If you are close to one of the First Prince's arms, he'll swipe at you with a backhand. This is another pretty clearly telegraphed attack, so, https://www.wukongchronicle.com/articles/dominating-new-game-black-myth-wukong-s-ultimate-weapon-arsenal.html if you see him raising the back of his hand, get ready to dodge.

The only weapon type available in Black Myth: Wukong is the staff. However, you can obtain more potent staves, some with unique passive effects, that'll help you with progression in the game's largely linear questline. Some staves can simply be upgraded with the right materials. Other times, rare weapons or materials for crafting weapons can be obtained through secret side questlines such as the case of collecting Buddha's eyes from statues in Chapter 2 .

So, let's put all the above information together for you. Your strategy for beating the First Prince is pretty simple: You're going to want to bait out his lunging attacks, and then pile on the damage when he is vulnerable. Once you have done that, stick close to him, and try to circle around to his backside. Now the only attack you'll have to worry about is his tail swipe. Every time he gains a little distance, close it.

Based in Grecian history, Assassin's Creed: Odyssey takes place during the Peloponnesian War, which was waged between the Athens and Spartans from 431 to 422 BC. In the middle of it all, you play as either Alexios or Kassandra, a Spartan mercenary who fights on both sides of the war as they journey to find their family.

This is another one of those bosses where the setup is pretty simple. Prioritize armor with the highest defense, and a staff with the highest attack. There are no unique gimmicks that you can take advantage of with other equipment, so focus exclusively on the stats.

Preparation for this fight is pretty simple, as The First Prince doesn't inflict status effects, or really require any particular gimmicks that you should build around. Basically, the First Prince is just a big, beefy boy who tanks your hits and hits back twice as hard. So, you will want to be decked out in the most substantial armor you have access to build and the hardest-hitting weapon you have at your disposal.

While the game being tied so closely with mythology and its action elements are what earned it a spot on this list, what makes Senua's Sacrifice such a powerful tale is its depiction of psychosis, told through the voices -- or "Furies" -- in Senua's head as she battles with mental health.

His lunging attack is a good opportunity to dish out damage and get close to him (which is a better range to be at). If he stretches his arms out to the side, he is about to lunge forward. He will swipe at you in the air twice as he does this. Both of these swipes and his lunge are quite slow, so you should be able to easily dodge them. Once he hits the ground, he'll be vulnerable for a few seconds, though get to his left side, as he will slam his right hand down as he gets up. Make sure to lay into him when he is on the ground.