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i lovr TUNIC
Is the N thing a tunic thing or is this slop?
Tunic book page 11 (spoilers)
https://tunic.wiki/books/instruction-booklet/page/page-11-the-game-screen
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If you like older Zelda games, this is your sign to go play Tunic.
It's also a great game if you like solving complicated puzzles. Last I knew, there are some that are still unsolved.
What if I like older Zelda games but hate fighting dark souls bosses?
Play it, but use asist mode or no-fail mode for the bosses This is actually my advice, in general, for the game.
I had to turn on the no-fail mode for the last boss. I loved the game. Great style and sound.
I gather it wasn't in the original release, but by the time I played it there was a difficulty setting. The easier difficulty is compatible to classic Zelda.
Try it out. It is cheap and I think you might find the rest of the game fun enough to keep playing.
I had to stop because I couldn't beat the Scavenger boss. I don't find it fun to die 20 times in a row. I was on the easiest difficulty...
If you haven't already, you can always back track and try to hunt down some upgrades to make it a bit easier. Or you can give up 😝. Up to you.
There is a no die mode you can turn on. I had to for a boss.
There's a combat assistance setting I believe if you have trouble with some of the bosses or the combat in general.
Then play Okami.
That's my secret, I'm always tired.
this post was submitted on 21 May 2026
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