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I blasted through easy on my second try and normal took a few more attempts. The difficulty modes allow fun to be had at any skill level. Blocky, but pixelicious perfect and sharp.

#Tinykeep walkthrough 480p#

I ended up using the default 480p and binary doubled it up to 960p with nearest-neighbor scaling. Upping the internal resolution makes the 3D part sharper, but the 2D rest blurry and soft. The STG part is 3D rendered, but the rest of the presentation is sprite work with a base res of 640x480.

It being a few years old, shows a little from the assets side though. This SHMUP is amazingly well polished and balanced. RefRain isn't new, but comes with a fair bit of story, manual, tutorial and so the english release was more than welcome. The golden age of doujin bullet hell SHMUP localization has dawned. RefRain -Prism Memories- (Steam, 4, 3.5 hours)

The events are optional and not prerequisite to the games completion. All sections sport events with online leader boards for score chasing, if so desired. Completing the hub world isn't very challenging though, more playful, fun and zen-like.

#Tinykeep walkthrough series#

The hub world is segregated in sections, each is unlocked by a series of small 'challenges'. The cars are tiny and cute, BUT the physics are surprisingly lifelike and give the vehicles proper weight, enhanced with masterful use of rumble. The gameplay happens from a bird's-eye view. There's some very subtle soft shading, else everything is very flat. Mostly white backgrounds with primary color accents, much like Nippon's national flag. The gorgeous presentation is striking, very minimalistic and clean. The title is spot on, this game is all about drifting. Gameplay is still super fun and top notch. The story itself is brief, but they added some arena modes (survival, hostage rescue, etc) and tons of challenges, which are all nice value adds. The open world sandbox isn't as rich as in the main game, although most of Seattle is available and there's still plenty to do. First Light is her tragic origin story: a bleak tale well told. inFAMOUS First Light (PS4, 2, 6 hours)įetch and her neon power were pretty great in the main game Second Son and I also enjoyed this standalone prequel. Stages are procedural, so the dungeon exploration stays fresh with every play through.Ģ2. I also enjoyed the whole presentation, excellent art direction and also technical feats like lively lighting and shadow effects. Impressive physics and crowd dynamics add to the frantic and fun gameplay. The main objective is to escape around 20 stages while going from zero to hero. With these new tips, in addition to the previous ones, you'll have no trouble getting started in the fantastical Tiny Tina's Assault On Dragon Keep.Adorable dungeon crawler/brawler with permadeath: first 30 minutes are the hardest, but once the player survives the initial character build up, then it's smooth sailing. So, for those looking for an extra few tips or tricks to help them get started in this wacky, oftentimes off-the-rails and frequently funny extravaganza, then you've come to the right place. While it may have just been a fun throwaway piece of DLC initially, Tiny Tina's Assault On Dragon Keep proved to be the stepping stone to a new type of Borderlands experience. Updated Apby Tom Wilson: With the recent release of Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, many players are likely flocking back to where it all started. RELATED: The Game Franchises With The Best Lore Fortunately, these handy tips will help any new player ease into its fantastical world. From huge open environments to a plethora of side content to complete, there is a lot to do and see in Tiny Tina's Assault On Dragon Keep.

However, while many may have played the DLC when it originally launched, those who have never tried it before are likely to get a little lost. It also further proves why Borderlands 2 is one of the highest-selling RPGs of all time. Its port aims to introduce those that missed the DLC to the world of the Borderlands games and bridge the gap between Borderlands 3 and Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. Tiny Tina's Assualt On Dragon Keep was originally a piece of DLC for Borderlands 2 and is now a standalone game on next-gen platforms.