In terms of weaponry it’s your choice, but a gun with a large magazine is your safest bet so you can mow down as many enemies as possible without reloading. It also doesn’t require too much aiming just throw yourself in the general direction of the danger. It has a very short cooldown and energy demand, as well as a decent radius. The Propulsion Leap is invaluable, as it’s extremely powerful and will severely mess up the little guys, capable of clearing out huge swathes of enemies in one go. It’s one you’ll want to pop after dropping the Rejuv Field when you go to interact with a console. Given the sheer volume of enemies, the Rejuv Field will recharge very quickly, which is handy as you’ll want a means of healing that doesn’t rely on enemy drops.Īnother helpful skill that will allow you to stand still is the Razor Dronettes, which will dish out damage to enemies who touch you directly. The Rejuv Field is an absolute must, as you can pop it on the console before interacting with it to heal yourself as enemies attack you. While you’re holding down the button you’ll be extremely vulnerable, so it’s important you arm yourself accordingly. The boss will be defeated once you hold down the interact button on four different consoles (the one you need to hit next will have a green screen). Your loadout is important and should focus on having to stand still while you interact with the consoles This sequence suddenly dials up the action to 11, so if you’re struggling with the pace and volume of enemies I’ve compiled a list of tips and tricks that will get you through. This final encounter requires you to close an interdimensional gate with some tentacles poking out of it, lest hentai take over the civilised world (I think? The story was hard to follow).

Neon Giant’s fun but flawed twin-stick shooter is for the most part a gentle ride, so you might be caught off guard by the final encounter in the mission Unhandled Exception.

The ascent mission list