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Nioh 2, the prequel to 2017's Nioh, takes us back to the Sengoku period of Japan. This time, you play as Hidechiyo, a half-yokai (demon) whose appearance and gender is up to you. After customizing your character to your liking, you set off on a journey across Japan, honing your yokai skills and defeating hostile yokai. You'll occasionally receive "Soul Cores" from the enemies that you kill, which will grant and strengthen your yokai abilities.

If you Immobilize him at the right moment, you can stagger Whiteclad Noble and hit him repeatedly till you can charge a Heavy Attack to drain his health. With the right timing and quick reflexes, you can dodge most of his attacks and turn the tide of the battle.

black myth wukong yellow loong Myth: Wukong 's Craving Eyes Relic also grants players the choice between one of three additional passive Great Sage Talents, with the freedom to change them at any time at a Keeper's Shrine. These abilities are as foll

The fight begins with Whiteclad Noble leaping in the air and lunging his spear at you. His main attacks in Phase 1 involve rapid spear thrusts, charged spear attacks, and water manipulation. He frequently uses his spear to create a powerful AoE water swipe, and you'll need to dodge carefully with the Pillar Stance to avoid taking significant damage.

The final Relic players can acquire in Black Myth: Wukong represents the mind sense of Buddhism. However, this Relic is vastly unlike the others. Whereas every other Relic in Black Myth: Wukong is an obtainable item, it is eventually revealed that the Destined One is the sixth Relic — specifically, that he is the mind of Sun Wukong. After Wukong's passing, five of his six senses were taken by the Yaoguai Kings who players battle at the end of each of the game's chapters. His mind, on the other hand, was lost, due to the mind being the sense that is unique to every life and therefore passing away when a life ends. This is ultimately why the Destined One has such a name, as he is destined to carry on the name and nature of Sun Wuk

Another samurai, another adventure. This time, you play Jin Sakai on his quest to protect Tsuhima Island during the first Mongol Invasion of Japan. The narrative is based off of real events during that period of Japanese history, dating back to 1274. In fact, the team behind Ghost of Tsushima -- Sucker Punch Productions -- even visited the real-life Tsuhima Island twice to ensure the game would be as historically authentic as possible.

The Red Tides transformation spell lets you transform into Guangzhi, a Wolf Guai that deals lethal fire damage to his opponents with every attack. This transformation also gives you a secondary health bar that can help you survive longer in battle with Whiteclad Noble.

The True ending shows Wukong rising once again ; it might not be the same monkey, but it has his skills and memories and likely inherited his goals as well (the Destined One was more of a blank canvas anyway). This means that this isn’t the last we’ve seen of Wukong , making him possibly return in a future g

While not technically a boss, the Venom Daoist has a boss-style health bar, and players will fight it twice in Chapter 4. The first encounter with the Venom Daoist occurs near the Pool of Shattered Jade Keeper's Shrine . For action game fans who have yet to find that checkpoint, here is a path to follow from the Upper Hollow Keeper's Shrine:

The third Relic players can acquire in Black Myth: Wukong is obtainable after defeating Yellowbrow in Chapter 3. The Relic in question, Hubris Noise, represents the smell sense of Buddhism by allowing players to "smell" hidden ingredients in the wild. More specifically, this Relic enhances players' ability to spot plants from greater distances in Black Myth: Wukong . As Black Myth: Wukong 's medicines play a huge part in its combat, finding the ingredients to craft them is especially important. In addition to this passive ability, players can choose one of Hubris Noise's following three Great Sage Tale

The Bad ending is the one you get by default , and getting this ending is part of the process to unlock the True ending. In it, we see the Destined One win its duel against Wukong , absorbing the late Monkey King fully and finally earning his ti

Now that Headband was removed by Buddha at the end of the original novel (we even get a reminder of that during the True ending), but it seems that it wasn’t fully removed or that it was placed again. This means that, even if Wukong won against Erlang Shen at the start of the game, it wouldn’t have matter

After this, we see the Destined One/Wukong in a sort of stasis , his body now trapped inside the rock that used to hold Wukong. Then the game ends, leaving players wondering what happened or what the point of it all

Before your fight with Whiteclad Noble, make sure to upgrade the Pillar Stance as it can be incredibly useful against this boss’ water-based attacks. The Pillar Stance allows you to balance on top of your staff and avoid taking damage from the Whiteclad’s grounding attacks. Plus, it gives you a vantage point from which you can launch powerful overhead attacks.