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All that's required is Electrical Trap Darts (4-6 per Big Daddy). Once you've obtained the Dart Gun, you can try this technique.

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(The launcher upgrade that deals no damage to you is a great thing to have just in case.) Big Daddy Kills IV Just be careful not to have the bomb blow up before you get there. This deals massive damage, leaving you with minimal effort to finish the job. Next, use Telekinesis to lift the massive explosive device and hurl it at a Big Daddy. Find a red fuel tank (all over the place), and cover it with about 6 Proximity Mines or so. Once you get the Grenade Launcher and the Proximity Mines, this technique can be employed. It will stumble across the Trap Bolts you've shot and die, since it only takes two of them to take one down.

Then shoot a round with another weapon at the Big Daddy to anger it so it comes towards you. Give yourself about 20 feet (in-game, of course) and shoot your Trap Bolts so they hang between you and the location of the Big Daddy you want to kill. If you have Trap Bolts for your Crossbow, you can execute this technique to kill Big Daddies easily. When fighting a Big Daddy, use armor-piercing rounds, as they will deal considerable damage compared to regular rounds. If, however, you 'harvest' no more than one little sister but 'rescue' the others, you will get the good BioShock ending. If you choose to 'harvest' more than one little sister, you will get the bad BioShock ending. There are two possible endings for BioShock that depend on how you treated little sisters throughout the game. Now here's the fun part - simply find and attack another Big Daddy and your Big Daddy will attack it to protect you. All you have to do is use the Hypnotize Big Daddy Plasmid on a Big Daddy so that he thinks you're a Little Sister and protects you. In order to do this, you need the Hypnotize Big Daddy Plasmid and the Natural Camouflage Tonic. After a few hits, between 1-3 health packs should lie on the floor for you to grab, for free.

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While you can buy health packs at health stations for $10, you can get them for free by simply smashing the machines with your wrench. 'The Flame in the Flood' Kickstarter project runs until November 7: kickstarter.Take a photo of Sander Cohen's dead body for the 'Irony' Achievement. Like 'Spelunky' or 'Rust,' once you're dead, you're dead: it's back to the beginning to start again, save for the equipment that loyal Aesop kept hold of.ĭespite its heritage, this doesn't look like a 'BioShock' game in the same way that Lynchian, time-traveling, theater management affair 'The Black Glove' does - first person perspective is swapped for an elevate birds' eye view, historical design flair excluded in favor of exploring a setting less immediately.īut a relatively low fundraising target of $150,000 is well on its way to being met an Early Bird tier allowed 1,000 visitors to back the project at $15 instead of the current asking price of $20. With a soundtrack supplied by alt-country songwriter Chuck Ragan and a distinct art style, 'The Flame in the Flood' sends players down a procedurally generated waterway, scavenging for essentials on a multitude of islands, fending off wild animals, and looking for a way to survive long enough until a mystery destination is reached.įor like 'Spelunky' or 'Rust,' there's a procedurally generated aspect to 'The Flame in the Flood,' one that ensures that no two playthroughs will be the same, yet all conform to the same loose template, guiding survivors towards a safe haven ending. It's a title that sees main character Scout and her faithful hound Aesop travel the bursting rivers of a backwater America that could be post-apocalyptic, post-societal, or somehow a bit of both.

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Those are traits that touch PC and Mac game 'The Flame in the Flood' but to very different effect. 'BioShock Infinite' was one of 2013's hottest games, a celebration of bold art direction, extravagant soundtrack choices, and tense action, set in a world that's only slightly - but crucially - different from ours. Hot on the heels of 'The Black Glove' comes another project from a second batch of ex-'Bioshock Infinite' developers, semi-random backwater survival game 'The Flame in the Flood.'