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Phantom Blade Zero’s Hellwalker mode features dynamic enemy behaviour that feels like fighting another player: "We want players to feel like they're actually controlling their character against another player. In Hellwalker mode, we created this kind of dynamic behavior. We split the combos: instead of being a fixed sequence... show more

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Andreas Jervström1 day ago

Finally. Souls and soulslikes always have the same patterns of attacks that are going in tandem. Fun that this mixes that up.

sammie1 day ago

I'll spend months mastering the combat on hellwalker difficulty and with so many different weapons it's always gonna feel so fresh🔥

jack1 day ago

Love this difficulty and what’s its setting. This should be precedent for combat intensive games going forward.

akiolive1 day ago

Artificial Intelligence is very intelligent

Tez1 day ago

Is this mode unlock from the start or this apart of new game plus?

Tom Ohle1 day ago

gatdamn that looks good

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