#Cyber shadow map pro

Sly is a cowardly and malicious merchant who meets Shadow, Sensei and May in Act II. In addition, she also appears in advertisements for weapon and armor sales as well as in banners promoting paid in-game content. She is captured at the end of Act VI during the closing of the Gates and is saved by Shadow during Act VII. She is quite vocal regarding her opinions and speaks her mind freely. She is another one of Shadow's companions on his journey. May is a blacksmith and a weapons and armor expert from the first province in the game. Due to his old age, Sensei does not accompany Shadow as the latter proceeds to close the Gates, claiming that a younger companion would be more appropriate. He possesses a vast knowledge and often advises Shadow on his opponents. Sensei, a major character in Shadow Fight 2, is Shadow's teacher and one of his companions on his journey to the Gates. Seeking to retrieve the demon seals and close the Gates of Shadows once again, he intends to lock away the evil he has unleashed upon the world. In the process, he ends up opening the Gates of Shadows and loses his physical body due to the Demons who are hence unleashed.

Shadow, the protagonist of Shadow Fight 2, is a legendary warrior driven by his arrogance to seek a worthy opponent matching his skills. Solid 8/10.Shadow Fight 2 includes a storyline with several characters and events as well as locations with enemies, Bosses, Mini-Bosses and Allies who assist the hero, Shadow. I hope the developer learns from this game, because I think a fine tuned sequel or new IP has a lot of potential. And sometimes I tried to progress my character to the next area on the map only to realize I was already where I needed to be. I know they were going for an old school Castlevania/Mega Man type of thing, but I didn't know if I was supposed to be looking for branching paths. I am playing it for the gameplay experience, so don't make me think too hard about the story or I am just going to skip it.Īlso, I didn't quite follow the structure of the map. I think for this type of game you want a really basic story line and then a few memorable characters. I absolutely loved the cut scene Ninja Gaiden style story telling, the problem was that I gave up on the story itself really quickly. There is often a fine line between frustrating and satisfying with these harder games and Cyber Shadow is definitely walking that. I did feel like there were some balancing issues with regards to difficulty. I really enjoyed it, especially the final boss and some of the later levels. A lot of you are way more talented than me. It took me 12 hours and 300+ deaths just to beat the regular game.

#Cyber shadow map pro

The dpad on the pro controller is just garbage, but I really like the four separate buttons on the joycons and they work great for this game. *edit2* I also had trouble with the dash, so I stopped playing with Switch Pro Controller and went to joycons. I think the devs also did a good job of mixing easier checkpoints in with harder ones, so you struggle with one, but then maybe clear the next one in 1 try. Definitely felt like I was mastering something to overcome those chokepoints, and sometimes I would only play 2-3 checkpoints in a session. *edit* I kind of liked the 'replay 2-3 screens to get to checkpoint' vibe. I never went back and replayed any earlier stages. Final clear time was 7 hours 40 minutes, 60% (I don't have my death count). I usually only played in 30-45 minute sessions because the intensity was so high I would start getting tired and sloppy. Personally felt the difficulty was tuned great and ramped at a good pace.

I don't think I've ever finished one before this. I adored this game, and I'm not usually one for these difficult sidescrollers at all. Wow I'm really surprised to see all the negativity in here.