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One step from eden reviews
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The next step to improve at One Step From Eden is learning to diversify your card choices. Only selecting cards with a specific keyword or from a single Focus class will be better than randomly adding cards. One of the first things beginners should learn in deck-builders is to focus your deck around a specific playstyle and stick to it. This links into our next tip, nicely: diversity. While there is some merit to keeping Anima in both slots if you're looking for a pure Frost build, for instance, swapping one of them to Phalanx for a world or two can boost your survival chances significantly. Something I've seen from gameplay footage and streams is a reluctance to change up your Focus slots once they've been set. This tip goes deeper than just that, however.

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You're given a short description of each Focus class when selecting them, but head to the Library in the main menu for a full list of the cards you might find. Selecting a Focus will make cards of that class more likely to appear as rewards for winning battles. These hover just above your spells when you open the Deck (by pressing the " I" key on keyboard or the " Start" button on controller.

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One quick and simple tip that everyone should utilize is to assign something to your deck's two Focus slots. Now, let's get into some gameplay tips to help us get there, shall we? Tip 3: Change Your Focus This gives you a special interaction in the final fight that I won't spoil, but check out the guide I linked above if you're having some trouble with this fight. On top of killing every boss you meet, you also need to defeat the Shopkeeper in the same run. You need to achieve a True Genocide Ending to get her third kit, which is even tougher. I've left those descriptions fairly vague to avoid major spoilers, but the idea is to complete a run while killing at least one boss. Reach the Neutral Ending - kill at least one boss, spare at least one boss, and then kill the final boss you meet in the last world.Reach the Genocide Ending - kill every boss, then kill the final boss you meet in the last world.Well, with everyone except Saffon, you'll unlock their alternate kit by performing one of the following: So, what exactly are the unlock requirements?

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I alluded to it early, but you can unlock alternate kits for each character by reaching one of the game's endings.

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You can always reset runs to face the opponent you struggle with the most on your first world - just don't try this immediately after a successful run, as you won't get the free artifacts from your first encounter! Tip 2: Know Your Win Condition I've included a list of which bosses spawn where in my Shopkeeper and characters guide (note: Saffron spawns in Fire zones if you're not playing her.) Bosses get tougher as you progress through each world, so it makes sense to face the tougher foes as early as possible.įor instance, I find Gunner to be the easiest boss, so I'll always avoid Fire zones until the very end of a run.Ĭonversely, I like to face Terra early as her abilities can be really tricky to dodge, and the power of them will increase if I fight her on a later level. You can essentially choose when to fight certain bosses, which can be vital to the success of your run.Įach zone has two possible bosses, and you have the choice of three zones to travel to after defeating a boss. Though much of One Step From Eden is up to chance, you have more control than you might think. These tips are primarily aimed at beginners looking to improve, but they all have additional recommendations for intermediate players that might just need that little push to find victory or unlock some alternate kits for their favorite characters.Īfter the tips below, I also go over some builds worth trying.













One step from eden reviews