>that feel when you know you are toast because the enemy you

>>4115430
you're still too early in the game, don't worry

Fuck the Cave of Wisdom

>>4115430
those troll faces!

gotta grind near the entrance.

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This... is a jello that's ascended past a blue jello. A red jello.

>>4117882
I wonder what the next ascension colour will be.

Count your blessings, OP. Soon enough every enemy will be dealing 1 pt of damage to you and combat will be trivial busywork.

Fun game. I used to love how bosses would more or less ambush you from around the corner. I haven't played in so long though that I can't remember how many were random, or if any were at all?

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>>4118487
Plot bosses aren't random, but after a certain point in the labyrinth the Kaiserkrab boss is the one that may randomly show up around the corner as a miniboss/strong enemy. If I remember correctly this tortoise inside an eggshell may also roll down a really long corridor at random, and this brick (maybe a golem?) may also fall down areas with holes in the ceiling and attack

This game had a great presentation, most Shining games do. The final boss was really cool.

>>4118517
>most 90's Shining games do.
Missed a word there, it's an important distinction.

>>4115430
Good game, one of my all-time favorites. I love dungeon-crawling in general, but Shining In the Darkness pushed all of the correct buttons for me.