The game is winding down as we tackle the final jungle area. Supposedly, there is an item at the old man's place that I missed, which is essentially another one of the old game carts. It might be necessary to get an achievement, I'm not sure. If you're not interested in the mini-games, just skip over it like I did and move through the story. And a warning, be careful moving along walls. The glitch that I encountered here that forced me to do redo things was slipping into a wall after a battle and being unable to move anywhere. Sadly, like I suspected in the previous video, the end of the game needs some work, which is going to lead up to a stunning glitch in Part 20. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tisbwFqua98

Somehow, we are within the character limit for the title. But this is our first game against a villain variant, where it is the old school Ram. He attacks based on whether or not you have an ongoing exclusive to his deck. The gear he summons makes himself much more durable, so we need to be able to hack away at his parts. As for Quicksilver, she is the martial artist of the group who relies on playing combo and finisher cards. You can sacrifice HP to extend combos (provided you have the cards), and then bring them to a close with one of her power finishers. She has the potential to deal a nice bit of damage, but can find herself with either no cards or no HP, so some support is necessary. Titan Oni is a variant Crimson is trying since he is enamored with the Titan. He still has his Titanform to be incredibly tanky, but he needs his gun to provide the DPS. Stranger is a support and one that I like the idea of on paper, but find the execution lackluster (a variant may change this). He can buff or debuff people by playing his runes, that he must pay HP to sustain. By playing Glyphs, you can negate the HP penalty and they can give additional effects to your plays. For example, you can either get cards, a power that deals damage while giving another play, or counter-attack upon destruction of your Runes. Due to him having to give up HP for his stuff, I was hoping they would be more potent, but they don't seem worth the effort of maintaining, especially with many of the other supports in the game. As for the environment, this is one of the more neutral ones. It generally gives its effects to everyone equally, and usually when there are more heroes than villains, the heroes can benefit more. You do have to watch out for a game over card though, so don't think it is completely safe. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHCBl4CTNsk