#Dinocide gameplay upgrade
#Dinocide gameplay series

Each level offered new challenges to overcome, and variety in enemies, to eventually reach the crystals floating somewhere at the end of the level. I must say that I really enjoyed the levels as they were very well constructed.

Levels | Honestly, the levels offer your basic platforming stuff, but we know by now that it just works.

Your final summon can not only reveal hidden platforms, it can also show you treasures! The green summon spits some stuff that destroys green blocks and the last summon (orange) reveals things. The red summon shoots upwards so you can hit targets above you. It helps to freeze spikes so you can easily destroy them. Second, there is a blue summon that freezes spikes and enemies.

#Dinocide gameplay upgrade

ThereвЂ™s an upgrade available to boost this attack, so keep an eye out for that (and for other upgrades such as a shield and extra life). YouвЂ™ll be using this one a lot but combing it with one of the other four summons will also be required. First of all, Ravva has his basic attack that doesnвЂ™t require any summons and breaks yellow tiles. In the game, theyвЂ™re actually called вЂsummonsвЂ™ so weвЂ™ll continue under that name, even though I feel like these summons are more like basic attacks disguised as summons, but hey, IвЂ™ll go with it because it still has some originality to it.

Summons | Since youвЂ™re a summoner, itвЂ™s pretty obvious that you can summon certain things/creatures that will aid you in battle.

The game uses quite a bright color palette that you just cannot get enough of and really gives off all kinds of throwback feelings. The 8-bit art style is so very enjoyable for younger and older players alike.

Throwback graphics | Even for someone who is a little too young to have enjoyed the NES area (I kind of rolled into the gaming scene with the Game Boy Advance), I could still sense all the old school vibes dripping from Ravva and the Cyclops Curse.

This game is also available on PC, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation.

#Dinocide gameplay series

в„№пёЏ | Maui played Ravva and the Cyclops Curse for 2 hours on Xbox Series X. The terrible Cyclops Lord cast a curse upon her and itвЂ™s up to Ravva to fight his way through tons of enemies, traps, and hidden secrets.

Get ready to play as Ravva, a young summoner apprentice whoвЂ™s set on freeing his mother, a very powerful summoner. Prepare for some challenging levels, try not to lower your difficulty to вЂkidsвЂ™, and emerge victoriously! Ravva and the Cyclops Curse was brought to us by Eastasiasoft. As you will quickly find out, itвЂ™s not just the art style that was adapted, but also the gameplay. LifeisXboxвЂ™s Ravva and the Cyclops Curse review | I have never really played the classic NES games, but here I am reviewing a game that is a major throwback to them! Welcome to Ravva and the Cyclops Curse, a short 8-bit platformer inspired by classic NES games.