#MonsterBoyAndTheCursedKingdom #AllBossesFight
#AllBossesBattle
All Bosses Gameplay Playlist: • All Bosses Gameplay
Video Game Title: Monster Boy And The Cursed Kingdom All Bosses (Included Final Boss with Ending)
About Monster Boy And The Cursed Kingdom:
All Bosses in this video game
- Giant Squid
- King Mushroom
- Big Venom
- Ancient Frog
- Ketz
- Lion Warrior
- Davy Jones
- Voldrake
- King Fish
- Undead Wizard
- Nabu
- Lord Xaros (Final Boss)
World Map I play to reach all bosses above: The Volcano, The Lost Temple, Misty Wood, Crystal Cave, Green Fields, Village of Lupia, Cyber Dungeon, The Fall, Deadwood Graveyard, Castle of Lupia, Castle Prison, Skullrock Beach, The Sewers, Private Shore, Haunted Manor, The Dark Realm, Skies of Aeria and Village of Aeria.
Description:
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is a spiritual successor to the classic Wonder Boy/Monster World series. Players take on the role of Jin, a young boy who must stop his Uncle Nabu from using his magic to transform the kingdom’s inhabitants into animals. Fighting magic with magic, Jin travels the land in search of relics that grant him new forms with special abilities to help him in his quest.
Forms like the pig, with a snout capable of sniffling out hidden secrets and the ability to wield destructive magic. Or the diminutive snake, crawling through small passageways, clinging to walls and spitting poison. Eventually Jin earns the ability to transform into a frog warrior complete with upgradeable equipment, and we’ve got a full-blown action RPG on our hands.
Each new form brings with it new ways to navigate the sprawling game world. Snake form uses size to its advantage, going where its larger counterparts can’t. Frog uses his sticky tongue as a grappling hook to swing and propel himself into the sky. And then there’s the lion, with the ability to charge across platforms and through obstacles. Which brings us back to the sequence I was talking about back in the opening paragraph.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is more than frantic platforming action. There’s plenty of slow-paced exploration to do as Jin navigates hidden temples, dense forests, frozen caverns and other suitable adventuring areas. Killing monsters to earn coins used to purchase and upgrade equipment plays a big role in the game. Non-player characters occasionally impose upon our hero to complete tasks or search for hidden treasures. There’s even a hub city where Jin can hang out and recharge between adventures.
And if you really want to relax, try one of Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom’s many boss battles. Almost always situated near a save point and a shop to replenish health and magic, bosses in the game are pushovers, quickly falling to Jin’s magical and physical prowess. Considering how much effort it takes to get to many of the game’s bosses, these fights are downright tranquil.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is a spiritual successor that draws inspiration from Wonder Boy III, modernizing the formula that made the original game such a classic. The action is faster, the controls more responsive, the visuals are sharper and the music is more full and lush. It improves on the original in every way. It’s even a little more sadistic.
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