Elle, it seems, must assume the role of hero of the world, doing battle with nightmares in a shape-shifting, procedurally generated maze of dungeons that exist in her sleeping mind as she slowly pieces together the true reason behind her being here.

The story here sees players assume the role of Elle, a mysterious young girl who finds herself in the Realm of Nightmares with a rather abrasive, omnipotent Crown for company. It's a dungeon-crawler that takes a leaf out of Crypt of the Necrodancer's book and, for the most part, it results in a satisfyingly tense, tactical and atmospherically good time. Take a step here and the various poisonous goblins, killer chickens and mad scientists around you will obligingly follow suit, attack and they'll take action. Crown Trick eschews fast and fluid hack-and-slash action then, in favour of a slower turn-based style that sees your enemies move or attack only when you do. It has just as many complex moving parts weapons, spells, environmental traps, relics, upgrades, trinkets, chests and so on, but the pace of the movement and combat here is often glacial in comparison to how The Beheaded or Zagreus get down to business.

It's here however that Crown Trick, NEXT Studio's brand new rogue-like adventure, differs most from the rest of the crowd. Recent popular examples, such as Hades and Dead Cells, really emphasise this almost uniform focus on speed and it's one that's quite understandable in a genre where repetition is such a fundamental part of the core process, with the ability to blaze your way through places you've been multiple times almost essential to negating potential player boredom or fatigue. Roguelikes and roguelites have a tendency to throw players through their shapeshifting gauntlets of murder and death at a rather frenetic pace. Also having something to clear poison (wind spells for example) is useful if you don't have enough dps to burst them down.Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) Neptune don't have melee attack, she only cast spells so make adventage of it by standing close and get bonus to break when she channel. Poseidon and Neptune- Poseidon seems to charge only when you are 3+ fields away from him, it's very easy to avoid just by moving field above/below charge and he will get stunned for a round after missing. First promp on it gave some information about enraging someone with it but I didn't notice it at all. Only saw that pollution gave some debuf on mobs (on hit chance to get poisoned) and clearing gave them buff (when they hit you - you get drenched). Pollute or clear ocean- I'm not 100% sure here.

Potions last for current floor not for all of them.ДЈ.

Witches potions- basicaly you make some bonus for yourself like some resistances, chance to ignite and so on (nothing really special in my opinion). So choice should be based on how much you need it.Дў. Giving gauntlet will buff you with reduced dmg taken and some immunity to elements (don't remember which ones). Gauntlet- first make sure how you build it- as the tip says (easy to miss) the later you insert the gem the more powerful it will become- so start with something you don't need if you want to make it powerful.

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