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Message: [QUOTE="extermist, post: 136548, member: 4594"] [B][I]Kingdom Hearts [/I][/B]combat, in the sense that attacks home-in on enemy targets, context based, meaning that the kind of attack performed depends on the distance from the target, if they are air born or on the ground, the number of targets surrounding the player and the health of the target. So any attack in the combo can become a finisher depending on these variables. [B][I]Ninja Gaiden[/I][/B] style de-limbing, depending on the target's health or how they were hit, it could result in a body part being severed from the target. [B][I]Crash Bandicoot 2[/I][/B] style hub world, where you enter portals to different worlds. After finishing all portals, you can either travel up to the final boss or down for an endless arena survival mode. Survival mode in the style of [B][I]Devil May Cry 4[/I][/B] bloody palace, and progresses like [B][I]Kingdom Hearts[/I][/B] Olimpus Colusium cups, where yoy select a cup and fight to the end. Each portal takes you to a linear level like in the [B][I]Crash Bandicoot [/I][/B]games on the PS1, but it's wide enough that rotating the camera around actually makes sense to see everything. These linear levels have a progression like in [B][I]Quake[/I][/B], in that finishing one linear map sends you to the next linear map, and there are branching paths. All in all, there are 6 segmented levels inside each of the 6 portals. And there is a final boss at the end of each. So, 6 portals, 6 levels and 6 bosses. 666 There is a degree of randomness to the design. The game has an invisible clock that determines the time of day, weather/season of a level. If the game finds that you are playing too good, it can drop a boss on top of you like in [B][I]Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen[/I][/B]. There are levels that change the gameplay to break monotony, these are based on arcade video game genres, levels that play like caravan shooters such as [B][I]Blade Buster[/I][/B] or levels that play like driving games such as [B][I]Outrun 2[/I][/B]. Going up the warp room, is 4 segmented levels to get to the final boss, but there are bosses per segmented level. Secrets are scattered about and mechanics that the game will never explain, so there are always things to keep the player surprised. [/QUOTE]

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