The more interesting aspect of the fight is that there is a pillar in the middle of the arena which rotates and shoots fire outward. The boss in this level is fairly simple on its own, it generally will only attack you with homing balls that it sends out in waves, which you can avoid relatively easily avoid by strafing to one side for each wave. They can be used to attack through Shield Cambions, but they don’t stun them like Terminus hits, so you’re typically better off using that. They don’t have ammo like other weapons, you can just only throw the weapons when they have returned to you. These are basically a pair of boomerangs you throw from each hand, which can hit enemies as they move away from you and when they return to you. They’re all a variation of the flying head in an arena with hazards, with some fights having different gimmicks to them than others.įinally, you have the last weapon in the game, the Hellcrow. There isn’t anything specifically noteworthy about this level or later ones, other than to point out that the boss at the end of the level is basically the same boss you fight in all level except the final one.
You gain the shotgun Persephone in the first combat arena part, then are reminded of some other movement abilities and gameplay mechanics as you play the level the first time. Voke is the first Hell of the game, functioning basically as an extension of the tutorial the first time you play through it.
Metal Hellsinger Trophy GuideĮarn all other trophies in Metal: Hellsinger to unlock Platinum. Note that none of the requirements for completing Hells in specific ways can be completed in the Tutorial, they need to be done in one of the 8 normal levels, they are most easily done on Voke. The only trophy that is any difficulty is for completing a Hell without hitting offbeat, but you can do this on the first Hell (Voke) and go as slow as you want, so it will just require a bit of practice to do, or do it the really easy but slow way. Step 2: Clean up Miscellaneous TrophiesĪfter you’ve played through all Hells and Torments, you’ll likely just have to clean up the remaining miscellaneous trophies that require a bit of grinding or playing levels in specific ways. It seems the trophy can not unlock if you don’t complete all of them on the same difficulty and will require replaying them to have the trophy unlock. Try to play all of the Torments on the same difficulty, even though they don’t track separately. You could leave the Torments to the end if you wanted, but completing them with three “stars” unlocks new Sigils and upgrades for them, which can make playing the normal levels easier or allow you to get a higher score, so it’s helpful to try and get three stars on most of them if you can. It doesn’t matter on what difficulty you play, choosing the easiest difficulty is fine.
For the first step, just play through all 8 Hells and all 21 Torments. Hells are what the normal levels are called, and Torments are what the extra challenge levels are called. Step 1: Play through All Hells & Torments
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