Titan Souls A Coalition Of Souls Achievement

Titan Souls is a strategic, open world, 2D, top-down action-adventure, where the player has only one arrow and can only take one hit. The goal is to defeat the nineteen giant monsters called the Titans, which can, just like the player, only take one hit but only have one way to be defeated.

Reveal the secrets of the magic tower and stop the conflict between the sisters in the breathtakingly beautiful game The Other Side: Tower Of Souls! Do you like mystical stories which plot will make you not even be involved into the game process but as well sympathize the main characters?

The game The Other Side: Tower Of Souls is a masterpiece of hidden object genre. So start playing right now! Once an ordinary detective has received a letter from the girl Lily, who was writing about a meeting in the old tower on the city’s cemetery. But the problem is that this tower has been ruined 200 years ago. The legends say that this tower was a wizards’ sanctuary.

Now you are to find the way to get into it and reveal all the secrets. As you’ll see later, everything is not so easy: a smiling cat gave you a magic medallion with the help of which you managed to restore the ruins of the tower and get into it. You’ll meet with Lily but don’t be afraid, she is a ghost whose destination is to prevent opening of the gates to the realm of the dead. But it’s not an easy thing – the evil witch is still in the tower and she will cause lots of troubles to you. Who is this witch and why is she so angry with all around? Get to the top of the tower and find it out! It’s high time to start investigating the tower and look for hidden objects – there are lots of them.

Lily won’t be able to help you every time, but Boris the cat will. He becomes your companion and leads you to the top of the mysterious tower. There you will find all the answers to your questions and some of them will be shocking.

Cope with interesting mini-games to unlock amazing achievements! Find a frog and clean your way from the dreadful spiders without using the Skip button to get the achievement “Way to go”! Check your skills in exploring hidden object scenes and solving mini-games in The Other Side: Tower Of Souls and keep the gates to the realm of the dead locked forevermore!

You see the word Souls in there, and you automatically think of Dark Souls and Demon Souls. And whilst Titan Souls is in no way related to the notorious games by Fromsoftware, they do have a surprising amount in common.That common ground is death. So many deaths, so much of the time. Death isn’t the aim of the game but it’s certainly a big part of it. In Titan Souls, your one and only task is to take down a series of giant beasts, laid out in a sprawling 2D map. Your only equipment throughout the game is a bow and a single arrow.

You can only walk, run or roll. There are no fancy attacks or upgrades to unlock. You remain the same level throughout, with the same equipment and the same moves.Granted, the bosses remain the same level too. You can tackle them in any order you like. This isn’t some kind of button-mashing brawler.

The bosses are all about strategy. Each one is well designed, with a very particular theme and mode of attack.

The aim of Titan Souls is to figure out how each boss works, locate its weak point, and figure out how to exploit it. It’s easier said than done, mind.In my first hour of playing Titan Souls, I died 80 times. The game very kindly gives you a death count on your save. Between those 80 deaths, I managed to kill four bosses. One of them I found fairly easy, so let’s say the other three took around 25 attempts each. That’s a lot of time spend dying, respawning and travelling back to the boss fight.The game looks great, first and foremost.

I was immediately reminded of the original Legend of Zelda on NES; the colourful 16-bit landscape is somewhat beautiful in its simplicity. There’s quite a lot of map to explore, and you’ll travel through varying areas – ruinous castles, forests, icy mountains and marshy wetlands. Each area has a distinct feel to it, and the atmosphere is created by some particularly awesome orchestral music.

For a retro-looking game, I was surprised just how exceptional the music is. I expected some polyphonic 90s throwback; instead my ears were treated to a grand and beautifully composed score.It’s unfortunate then, that a world which feels vast and open, and waiting for you to explore it, is marred by the fact that there isn’t actually anything for you to do in it. The landscape is merely a backdrop as you walk from boss battle to boss battle. Whilst parts of the environment look interactive, there’s very little to do besides walking and admiring the landscape.

Water splash game download. In a game where there are no upgrades, no collectibles and no items to interact with, such a world feels somewhat vacuous and wasted.The all-important boss fights are spread out across the map in varying locations. They’re not too difficult to find, although some are more obscured than others. Luckily, there’s a save/respawn point fairly near to each of boss’ lair, so you’ll never have to backtrack far after each inevitable death.Back to those deaths: Titan Souls is all about one hit kills. Should a boss hit you or touch you in any way – you’re history.

Back to the spawn point and start all over again. The positive flip side of this is that most of the bosses are one hit kills, too. There’s a few exceptions, of course, but the majority will die the very moment your arrow hits their weak spot. Without any abilities, the one movement you need to rely on is your dodge roll/run. You’ll need to do that a lot to avoid the attacks of the bosses whilst you try to figure out your strategy. Figuring out how to kill one of these behemoths, and then successfully actioning your plan to bring it down, will fill you with a feeling of satisfaction and victory more genuine than most other games.

It really feels like a true achievement; especially if you’ve cracked it yourself without having to resort to looking online to find some kind of guide to tip you off on a particular beast (and trust me, it will happen). Alas, the game offers you no reward, except a semi-satisfactory animation of you forcefully removing the arrow from the monstrous corpse.

There are no experience points, no loot and no level gains to be had. You simply go on your merry way onto the next boss, and start the process all over again.In its nature, the game is repetitive. It’s kept varied and attractive by the multitude of different bosses to bring down, as each needs to be approached very differently, but the time you spend traversing the map and retracing your steps from the spawn point to the boss after every death soon gets tiresome.

Titan Souls takes an insane amount of patience, and unfortunately I think developer Acid Nerve has seriously overestimated the concentration span of the average gamer.Despite everything that’s good about the game; how nice it looks, the amazing soundtrack, the great enemy designs, the one fact that cannot be overlooked is its relentless and unforgiving nature. As your death toll mounts up, your enjoyment continues to wither. It’ll peak right back up when (and if) you manage to slay your next beast, but once more the repetition of constant death will wear you thin.The concept of Titan Souls is unique and intriguing, but it feels very foreign not to level up in some way, and not to have items and upgrades to earn and collect. Because we’ve come to expect it from almost every other game we’ve played in our lifetimes, we expect every boss battle to reward us with something, be it an upgraded weapon, or an extra life to combat that one hit instant death.

Alas, no such relief will ever be given – that’s Acid Nerve’s design, and however frustrating it may be, I accept it as a unique feature of the game.By all means, you should give Titan Souls a go. There is a great game to appreciate, underneath the inexorable encounters with death. However, it’s a shame that only the most truly committed players will ever be able to get the full enjoyment and reward that Titan Souls offers. The majority of us will just give up too quickly, having lost hope after the hundredth fruitless demise.Titan Souls is available digitally on PS4, PS Vita and PC. We reviewed the PS4 version.

Case One: A Cat with Claws - Day One - The game begins on Jan 1, 1848. Our lawyer heroes, Jayjay Falcon and Sparrowson, have been hired to defend a bourgeois kitten named Dame Caterline, who is being accused of murder. Go to La Conciergie to meet her. Aviary attorney switch walkthrough. The year is 1848. Paris is on the brink of yet another revolution, and the prisons are overflowing with guilty and innocent alike. One man stands for justice amid society's chaos. An in-progress walkthrough for all of Aviary Attorney. Includes both a detailed walkthrough, a spoiler-free walkthrough, and explanation of other 'bad endings' (consequences of losing trials). Will be updated as new game material is released. If you like your court cases with a little less human, and a bit more fowl then you may have stumbled on the aptly-titled Aviary Attorney. The game transports you back to 1848, a simpler time where all your legal needs as an animal would be taken care of by Jayjay Falcon, attorney at law.