CrankyTemplar | Tales of Kenzera: Zau - All Bosses (No Damage) & Ending @CrankyTemplar | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Defeating all four bosses in Tales of Kenzera: Zau without taking damage, some story scenes surrounding the boss fights, and the ending. Make a deal with Death to hunt down some great spirits that denied him and make sure they can't deny some beatings until they relent. Also come to terms with losing a loved one.
Overall a pretty good game. The narrative's good, aesthetics are nice, and gameplay is solid. I can see what folks meant with Ori comparisons but this felt more like Trine with toned down puzzles to me, especially with the switching between the two masks for platforming and combat. There's not really any backtracking (and the few things that you would do so for are completely optional) and the game is pretty short. I felt platforming was a strong point in the game but combat felt much weaker - there's not much enemy variety and a lot of the fighting is entering gauntlets to fight 2-3 waves of critters. Bosses are pretty tanky and your main attack does little damage so it's mostly charging up your ultimate move. Your ultimates give iframes for most attacks so for hitless bosses it's timing when to use them to not end them in an attack.
0:00 Impundulu Intro
0:37 Impundulu Boss Fight
5:31 Boss Aftermath
7:06 Kikiyaon Intro
10:51 Kikiyaon Chase (First Part)
12:01 Kikiyaon Chase (Second Part)
13:12 Kikiyaon Boss Fight
15:20 Boss Aftermath
17:33 GaGorib Intro
19:05 GaGorib Boss Fight
22:41 Volcano Escape
24:28 Boss Aftermath
25:28 Realm of the Dead
26:39 Baba Boss Fight
30:48 Ending
Tales of Kenzera: Zau can be purchased at store.steampowered.com/app/2316580/Tales_of_Kenzera_ZAU
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Defeating all four bosses in Tales of Kenzera: Zau without taking damage, some story scenes surrounding the boss fights, and the ending. Make a deal with Death to hunt down some great spirits that denied him and make sure they can't deny some beatings until they relent. Also come to terms with losing a loved one.
Overall a pretty good game. The narrative's good, aesthetics are nice, and gameplay is solid. I can see what folks meant with Ori comparisons but this felt more like Trine with toned down puzzles to me, especially with the switching between the two masks for platforming and combat. There's not really any backtracking (and the few things that you would do so for are completely optional) and the game is pretty short. I felt platforming was a strong point in the game but combat felt much weaker - there's not much enemy variety and a lot of the fighting is entering gauntlets to fight 2-3 waves of critters. Bosses are pretty tanky and your main attack does little damage so it's mostly charging up your ultimate move. Your ultimates give iframes for most attacks so for hitless bosses it's timing when to use them to not end them in an attack.
0:00 Impundulu Intro
0:37 Impundulu Boss Fight
5:31 Boss Aftermath
7:06 Kikiyaon Intro
10:51 Kikiyaon Chase (First Part)
12:01 Kikiyaon Chase (Second Part)
13:12 Kikiyaon Boss Fight
15:20 Boss Aftermath
17:33 GaGorib Intro
19:05 GaGorib Boss Fight
22:41 Volcano Escape
24:28 Boss Aftermath
25:28 Realm of the Dead
26:39 Baba Boss Fight
30:48 Ending
Tales of Kenzera: Zau can be purchased at store.steampowered.com/app/2316580/Tales_of_Kenzera_ZAU
My Social Media Stuff:
discord.gg/z6WhfmcYXu
twitter.com/CrankyTemplar
