Tunic is a game that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:wears its influences on its sleeve and it doesn't take more than a passing glance to tell what those influences are. The action-adventure game was developed by Andrew Shouldice, who has openly stated that he'd drawn inspiration from the various games in The Legend of Zelda series. And much like those games, his game thrusts players into a large fantasy world with very little in the way of guidance or direction.
Also like Zelda, you'll need to collect various items in order to progress through the game. Not all items are created equal, though. Here is our ranking of all the items that can be found in the game.
13 Golden Coin ꦗ
Golden Coins are used to upgrade the number of available card slots you have for perks in Tunic. To 👍use one, just visit any of the wishing wells that can be found around the game world. With the coin equipped, just stand next to the well and Press A to toss it in.
12 Effigy
This fox-shaped piggy bank rewards the player with some money when used. It can be held until when needed though since players lose some of their money every time th꧒ey fall in battle.
11 Stick
This is the first weapon obtained in the game. It deals comparatively little damage but proves instrumental in getting through Tunic's beginning portions, at least until you get your hands on one of the stronger weapons.
10 Lure
Another fox-shaped item that can be used to distract enemies. Use it around strong enemies to clear a path should you wish to avoid an encounter, or on some enemies within a group to distract them long enough for you to more easily pick them off one b☂y one.
9 🧸 Hot Pepper & Ivy
The hot pepper temporarily increase💖s your strength when consumed, allowing you🗹 to deal additional melee damage, while the ivy temporarily increases the rate at which your stamina gets restored after performing dodge rolls.
Both can prove particularly useful when used right before or during🧸 a tough enemy encounter like a boss fight, so it is worth making sure you have a few handy beforehand.
8 Fruits
Fruits are consumables the player can use to restore either their health or magܫic meter. There are two variants found in the game: the red fruit restoreꦰs lost health, while the blue one replenishes the magic meter.
7 Magic Orb
For all intents and purposes, the magic orb is Tunic's take on the grapple hook. The item allows players to zip from one area to another. It can also be used to temporarily stun enemies, similar to the Hookshot in The Legend of Zelda games, but doing so would also drain your magic meter.
6 Ice Dagger ♈
This magic-based weapon allows you to freeze your enemies in place by shooting out a short-range projectile. Each use drains your magic meter and you'll typically have a total of three uses before it is completely depleted.
5 Shield
The enemies you encounter in Tunic can be quite tough and sometimes you have to fall back on evasive maneuvers like the dodge roll to make any kind of headway against them. Once you acquire the shield though, you'll be able to take most of them head-on, using it to deflect their attacks and create openings to strike back with one of your own.
4 Bombs
There are three types of bombs found in Tunic: the fire bomb detonates after a few seconds and deals fire damage to any enemies within its blast radius for a brief period of time; the firecracker on the other hand deals all its damage in a single, more powerfulಞ blast that 💧can also be used to break down weak walls; and the ice bomb momentarily freezes any enemies caught within its area of effect.
