More information can be found on the page Pursuer Its main function is to force players to run, as it will appear on some levels, indicated by a status message. It is invincible except for the final area, Fire and Blood, where weapons can be found that will kill the Pursuer in one hit, due to the fact that there are multiple Pursuers in said area. Uniquely, it will kill any regular enemy it comes in contact with it, although it cannot kill Shard Lords and will not appear during an Elder God fight.

It will float towards the player, and as a non-corporeal being, it can go through solids objects, flying towards the player until it kills them or the player leaves the area. The Pursuer: A large, skeleton-ghost-like floating figure, cloaked and holding it's own heart. Some enemies are similar to other enemies but more unique. Information about each Elder God can be found on the following pages: Killing the first three also gives access to different areas, and killing the final Elder God will end the game mode. Killing the Elder Gods are key to progress and have their own unique symbols. They are unique in that they are in the format of a normal game boss fight, with health bars and several different abilities given to them, complete with a title card. The Elder Gods are the main antagonists of the game, acting as the leaders of the horrors beneath. They are essentially just stronger versions of normal enemies (with the exception of the Centurion, which does not appear to be a harder version of any enemy in Beneath, but rather a human guard from the Arena Mode).įor more information on the Shard Lords, see the following pages: After rescuing the Apostate, a status message saying 'The Shard Lords are enraged.' will appear, indicating the Shard Lords will now spawn. The Shard Lords are regular enemies who came to find the Shards Of A Fallen God, which has caused them to become incredibly powerful. These enemies are much stronger then enemies in the scenarios, as most of them are not humans, but beasts.įor information on all enemies in Beneath, see: Enemies/Beneathįor information detailing every enemy in Beneath in separate pages, see: Every area (except the Facility, which has an elevator leading down to Beneath, and Fire and Blood, where the game ends) has a bridge leading to the next.įor details on the areas as a whole see the following page: Areasįor more detailed information on the areas, see the following pages:

They also have their own powers and abilities, with the 3 normally in-game (Shockwave, Berserk, and Smite), all belonging to the Brawler class except for Smite.įor more information on the classes, see: Classesįor information on the powers and abilities, see: abilities Areasīeneath has 7 areas, which have varying amounts of levels. Unlike the Scenarios or the Arena mode, Beneath has 5 different classes (one which is unlocked after defeating the first Elder God), which allow the player to choose a playstyle of their own with different stats for each class. The game mode, instead of taking the main games largely brawl-based gameplay, has the player go through tunnels (or bridges), making their way through many enemies to complete one goal - killing all 4 Elder Gods that have plagued the world above with the enemies beneath. Some parts of the story are also explained through a community announcement made by South East Games on October 15, 2018: Gameplay At the rank of 'Colonel', the Access Level is 3, allowing the player to access the General's board room.įor more information, see the article for: Facility At the rank of 'Major', the Access Level is 2, allowing the player to access the Level 2 quarters, the VR Training room, and the VR Scenario room. At the rank of 'Captain', the Access Level is 1, allowing the player to access the Level 1 quarters and the Investigation Room. The rank and access level starts out as 'Ensign' and 'Limited', respectfully, but will increase whenever the player defeats an Elder God. The story is slowly revealed as the player defeats more bosses.

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