It can throw its flail, but it usually misses you, especially if you're on a diagonal from it (unless it's throwing it horizontal and you're to its top right or top left). Hit this one from the bottom right or bottom left. Like the Stone Lord, but it throws spears instead of fire. Take advantage of this and hit it from the top right or top left. If it's facing right or left, the line will be from its feet.

It can shoot fire, but only in a straight line. When you approach it (or hit a switch) it'll come to life. More or less used as targets to open paths. However, it basically can never actually hit you unless you run right into it. It usually starts off stationary, then when you approach it starts whirling around you. They can jump up, but you hopefully won't give them a chance. It can sink into the ground, and you can't hit it until it comes back up. Just go up to it and hack at it, then hold L or R when you see it stop moving. It will spin around, then its eyes will flash and it'll spit out projectiles in four directions (either up/down/right/left or the four diagonals). Periodically it'll dash at you and try to hit you with a punch, but it's still vulnerable. Sometimes it'll roll up and dash at you, but it'll still be vulnerable then. He doesn't have any special moves, though.ДЄfter you defeat it, its head will fly around and chase you. Only appears once, and he's accompanied by a bunch of other Bats. Even if it ducks back inside, it'll still have lost its HP from your attacks. Attack it with regular attacks until its eye turns all the way toward you, then hold L or R to block its fireball, then continue attacking. When bubbles appear there, a canal worm is about to rise. Look for spaces in the railing along the water. You can dodge it or block it with telekinesis. Occasionally he'll stop and throw a crescent-shaped bone at you. Quite simple just flies around doing nothing. (A small dark red dot means that HP is totally gone.) A small red dot means 1 of the HP of that dot is left. An enemy can have up to 40 HP since there are 20 red dots, each dot represents 2 HP. Armed with only a flute, you will have to defeat many enemies and epic bosses, solve puzzles, and harness the powers that Will gains along the way.You can see enemies' HP at the top right of the screen. Illusion of Gaia will take you on an epic journey across many real-world, historical locations, including ancient Incan ruins and the Great Wall of China. Perhaps you may also finally discover the truth behind the ill-fated expedition along the way? Now, a year later, a mysterious being known as Gaia tells him that he must leave his home to save the world from a coming evil. Will, the only known survivor of this expedition, manages to make it back to his hometown, although he does not remember how. He accompanies his father on an expedition to uncover the secrets of the Tower of Babel, but the explorers instead met with a mysterious disaster. In Illusion of Gaia, you play as Will, a young boy from a small seaside town.

However, this game features a unique leveling system that eschews experience points in favor of a permanent stat bonus every time you clear an area of enemies. Thanks for the listen!Д¬ontinue reading Episode 27 - RF Generation PlaycastДЇor our June Community Playthrough, we will be playing the often overlooked hidden gem for the Super NES, Illusion of Gaia! This title (known in PAL regions as Illusion of Time) is an action RPG whose gameplay can most likely be compared to such other SNES classics as Secret of Mana and Secret of Evermore, and has also drawn comparisons to the classic Legend of Zelda games. Please be sure to rate and write a review of the show on iTunes to help us increase our listenership. We will respond to your comments and are always happy to discuss the game more. As always, we are happy to hear your thoughts on this games on our discussion page (linked below). If you played Illusion of Gaia with us last month, or if you are interested in picking up this game, you'll want to give us a listen.

In this episode, we discuss the distinct battle and puzzle mechanics, the leveling system, some frustrating boss battles, the quirky story, the music, and many other features that make this title stand out. Join RF Generation Playcast hosts, Rich (singlebanana), Shawn (GrayGhost81), Floyd (Fleach) and Steven (Disposed Hero), as we discuss our June playthrough, Illusion of Gaia, an action RPG originally released for the Super Nintendo.

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