Apahguinsimo
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- Feb 6, 2018
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How do I finish stage 5? I went around to all the rooms and opened all the cells but can't seem to find the final key.
Apahguinsimo
Newbie
- Feb 6, 2018
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I was stuck in the same place. It seemed that this was as far as the game has come in the current version. All the scenes are unlocked by that point so the key may not be in game.
I was never able to kill masked orc - does he have it?
At this point i dont remember where and how, but stage 5 can be passed. You are greeted with "no more content yet" screen though.
No, the goblin that he was talking to had it. Go to the dungeon where you first first encountered the two. Kill the goblin on the left that is suckling the dangling woman, and then escape out the way with the long corridor at the northernmost path.
The key that goblin has opens up another room which has a tentacle in the barrel iirc. I don't recall it being able to open the door to escape level 5.
Here's the key dropping out of the masked goblin/orc and key being used to open the level exit door
Apahguinsimo
Newbie
- Feb 6, 2018
- 63
- 101
Only 3 shots to kill the masked orc? Huh, I'm about 65% sure I put more than 3 shots into him each time and they seemed to have no effect.
I think that as a game that prides itself on its prison setting, this game doesn't take advantage of that setting all that well. The animations are great but only 2 of them actually deal with the prison setting: the first animation in the game, with the orc, and the first golem animation. Both of these have the girl in a cell chained to the wall.
There are game over animations but it would be good to see some "half" game over animations like those two I mentioned: animations that play when you are knocked down and beaten but still have hitpoints remaning. The monster would carry the girl back to a cell and have some fun with her while she's chained up. When he's done, she can escape.
At the moment it doesn't really make sense that the monster would chain her back up and just leave, especially when the first few orcs you encounter in the game make it clear they are going to punish her severely for escaping.
It lead to odd situations in game that felt almost like exploits. If a monster is nearby and has spotted you, you can go into a cell and chain yourself to the wall. There are no unscripted animations for the girl while she's in chains so monsters will just break off the chase and leave. That threat from the early orcs that they would punish her for escaping feels empty later on and made the game less exciting.
I think that as a game that prides itself on its prison setting, this game doesn't take advantage of that setting all that well. The animations are great but only 2 of them actually deal with the prison setting: the first animation in the game, with the orc, and the first golem animation. Both of these have the girl in a cell chained to the wall.
There are game over animations but it would be good to see some "half" game over animations like those two I mentioned: animations that play when you are knocked down and beaten but still have hitpoints remaning. The monster would carry the girl back to a cell and have some fun with her while she's chained up. When he's done, she can escape.
At the moment it doesn't really make sense that the monster would chain her back up and just leave, especially when the first few orcs you encounter in the game make it clear they are going to punish her severely for escaping.
It lead to odd situations in game that felt almost like exploits. If a monster is nearby and has spotted you, you can go into a cell and chain yourself to the wall. There are no unscripted animations for the girl while she's in chains so monsters will just break off the chase and leave. That threat from the early orcs that they would punish her for escaping feels empty later on and made the game less exciting.
I was playing on easiest difficulty, just wanted to speedrun the game cuz my old savefile was broken. Pretty sure it takes more shots on higher difficulty.