The randomizer has you fighting these three bosses in some arbitrary order, though, depending on what blocks your path to them, so you have to explore things quite a bit differently. The vanilla game usually has you fighting Dog -> Lizard -> Ferret, and there are implications for exploring the game in that intended order. What a randomizer does is take the Dog Key, Lizard Key, and Ferret Key and puts them into a big sack, then shakes the sack up and redistributes the keys to the Dog Boss, Lizard Boss, and Ferret Boss. Any progression beyond the Dog Door is locked off until you do this.
In the vanilla game you need to kill the Dog Boss to get the Dog Key and open the Dog Door, or whatever. One of the ways game randomizers keep things fresh and interesting is by using gating. It has a randomizer which helps to keep the game fresh and interesting, but after only a couple of runs I’ve seen everything it can do and am tired of playing it. It is one of my favorite games of all time. It has a randomizer which helps to keep the game fresh and interesting, and even after dozens of seeds I’m thirsty for more.Ĭastlevania: Symphony of the Night is a nonlinear exploration-based platformer from the ’90s. Super Metroid is a nonlinear exploration-based platformer from the ’90s.
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