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12 More Bosses You Can’t Defeat, No Matter What

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 21 Mar 2022 09:10:27 +0000

Boss fights where you have no chance of killing the boss, much less winning, are fairly typical in games. They serve a multitude of purposes, from advancing the narrative to kick-starting the player’s growth in power. Let’s take a look at 12 video game bosses that couldn’t be killed, no matter what you did. Story spoilers follow so be warned.

Phylaks, the Warrior – Destiny 2: Beyond Light

Much of the story in Destiny 2: Beyond Light focuses on harnessing the power of Stasis. Before that though, the player encounters Eramis in Riis-Reborn as she bestows Stasis powers to her followers in the House of Darkness. Upon being discovered, there’s no other choice but to run. Phylaks, the Warrior, also appears to stop you but is completely immune to any damage. Eventually you’ll come back and use the power of Stasis to defeat her before taking down Eramis herself.

11 Best Star Wars Games You Need To Play

Shubhankar Parijat — Wed, 27 Nov 2019 09:22:25 +0000

2019 is a huge year for Star Wars. A saga over three decades in the making culminates in a conclusion when The Rise of Skywalker releases in December- but even on the video games front, there’s a lot to look forward to for fans of the property. Respawn Entertainment’s narrative-driven single player title Jedi: Fallen Order is out on November 15, and with all this upcoming Star Wars content coming up, it’s no surprise that Star Wars is pretty much constantly on our minds.

So as we gear up for an exciting two months, in this feature, we’ll be taking a look at what we feel are the eleven best Star Wars games to date. Without further ado then, let’s get started.

#11. STAR WARS: SHADOWS OF THE EMPIRE

Shadows of the Empire was far from a darling of the critics when it launched, but though it wasn’t very well received back in the day, over the years it’s developed a strong and dedicated fan following. And it’s not hard to see why- Shadows of the Empire’s Hoth sections by themselves make the game worth a shot, but even beyond those, fans of Star Wars will appreciate the game for how well it captures the aesthetic and tone of that universe. It hasn’t aged very well, as is the case with many N64 titles, but if you can get past its more outdated mechanics, you’ll be in for a great ride.

Pyre, Star Wars Jedi Knight 1 and 2 Join Origin Access Vault

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 18 Mar 2019 09:54:49 +0000

Even if BioWare’s Anthem hasn’t proven the best reason to buy an Origin Access Premier subscription, the Basic version of the service still has some great offerings. Take Supergiant Games’ Pyre, for instance. The sports/RPG/adventure hybrid has joined the Origin Access Vault and can be played in full as long as you’re a subscriber. You can check out GamingBolt’s official review here to decide if it’s worth the time.

But that’s not all. LucasArts’ cult classic Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces 2 and Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast are also available on Origin Access. Both titles are first person shooters focusing on Kyle Katarn as he wrestles with the Light and Dark aspects of the Force.

Finally, Chaos on Deponia, the sequel to the adventure game Deponia, is also available to play. The title sees Rufus continuing his plans to escape Deponia, and received praised for its writing and pacing at launch. Gameplay is pretty much identical to the previous title, so be warned.

Origin Access Basic costs $5 per month or $30 per year, but if you want full access to games like Anthem and Battlefield 5, you’ll need Origin Access Premier. That costs $15 per month or $100 per year.