Shadows Of The Damned Achievement Guide

This guide is part of the full  Shadows of the Damned  video game walkthrough, and offers the full solution for this chapter, as well as tips, tricks and hints that can be used by players who intend to beat the game. It’s a Bughunt  is the first chapter of the third act and continues Garcia’s quest in Fleming’s Underworld. Legion Hunter Achievement in Shadows of the Damned: Complete all chapters on Hard difficulty setting - worth 100 Gamerscore.

HtmThen, these next few are all story-progression. You can't miss 'em. But as you play, try to save your White Gems up. You'll need 300.During this long run of story progression, try to stun enemies and use your 'Brutal Kills' on as many enemies as possible.

Just keep doing it. Hit them with a light shot, run up to them, and press X.Also aim for a Demon's legs as often as possible. If you can reduce them to a crawl, use the X button execution option that pops up to stomp on them. You'll want to try to do this 10 times. HtmGeorge will charge you and break various stands around the area.

Simply lead him towards barrels of light, destroy them to stun him, and hit his exposed weak spot. Eventually he'll steal a goat head and hit somewhere. Find him as quickly as you can, blast the goat, and repeat the entire thing over until he's defeated. If you are struggling to find the goat head, look up to the sky and you should see a red beam of light going straight up. Use that as a compass to navigate towards George.

HtmThis is a bit complicated. George's horse will defecate darkness. You have to stand behind it when it does, that way you can hit his weakspot from the dark core that is formed.

After that he will fall onto the ground and you can attack his horses stomach. Then he'll leap onto the fountain, and you'll be able to unload on his horses stomach some more.Eventually he will become a giant. Just unload on all his weak points.

When you destroy one of his weak points, he will be stunned and fall down. Use this time to go behind him and take out the harder to reach spots on his back and elbows.Eventually he'll urinate in a fountain, creating darkness. Quickly blast his stomach, which should be bursting with tentacle-like growths. Once he's dead, these next achievements will pop. HtmJust a note on Chapter 3-1, after a boss fight with a beserker (One of the fast enemies with sawblades and a weak spot on its back) to progress you will need to use a light shot on the goats head which is all the way up on the bell.

Once you shoot it, the bell will drop down and destroy the church floor providing you with an exit.More story progression ahead, but first, a boss fight. You fight the first Sister Grimm. Wait for her to cast darkness and then shoot her with the light shot. This will expose her weak spot, so just go all out on her. If you are struggling to get the light shot in quick enough, remember you can always shoot the goat head for some breathing room.

HtmA note for chapter 3-3 when you have a character chase you, make sure you kill all the enemies as quickly as possible to force the key to drop. If she begins to get close try to circle around her and pop shots off at the enemies. Once you have the key, head for the door.Following this, there will be a cut scene with a demon named Elliot who yells some rather colorful things at you.

Another demon hunter will inturrupt you and take him on, so you won't actually fight him at this point. Directly after this cutscene, you will encounter a large group of normal demons. They'll be coming through a fairly narrow passageway, so equip your HOTBONER and charge up a sticky bomb (its secondary fire). Kill 5 at once, and you'll get the following, but if not, you'll have two more playthroughs to try this again. 5 guidesMore story related achievements coming up after that, but a note about 'Annoying Mosquito' first: Stick close to the beginning of the road you fight Elliot on.

You'll find that he will usually repeat the same attack pattern of lashing his tongue out over and over. If you move farther up, he may change things up by throwing feathers at you that cause darkness to envelope you. Destroying the feathers destroys the darkness, so hit them with a light shot.Once you destroy the first weak spot and both his wings he'll land in front of you.

When he does, hit him in the crotch with a light shot to reveal a weakspot. Destroy this weak spot, and he's done. HtmAim for Justine's red bulbs first, all while dodging the green fire in the sky. If you need to, you can shoot the fire balls to disperse them.

After a while, her bulbs will burst and you'll see a gold outline around her mask. Unload light shots into it until it's destroyed. Finally, you'll see her face. She'll grab you and move you around, but just keep unloading into her face. The boss has a lot of health so hang in there and keep shooting her.She'll eventually shrink down and fall away, after which she will become inexplicably nude. Following this fight, you will get these two achievements. HtmFleming is a bit of a pain.

But he's doable. It boils down to dodge rolling away from him when he attacks, and unloading into him when he doesn't. Watch out for Paula, who he will occasionally use as a shield. Hitting her is game over.While he is fairly easy on normal difficulty, hard difficulty can bring another dimension into the fight.

The fight is broken down into three stages, in each you must end by shooting a bodypart with the machine gun locked on.Now, to get him to seperate you must first deal enough damage to him. Once he brings up his green barrier, shoot the skull through to stun him and then explode a hot boner shot on his chest. If he doesnt split up, then you havent done enough damage to him before he brought up his green shield.Once he has split up, shoot the respective bodypart with the machine gun. HtmNow we get into spoiler territory. You've been warned.You'll be greeted by some fake credits before being launched into a boss fight with Paula. Grab the key and start working your way round the doors till you find the door for the key.Use the DENTIST to lock onto her wings and take her down. After a bit, you'll change rooms.

But just keep ignoring most enemies and aiming for her. Defeat her, and she'll lay on the ground. Approach her and press X to finish the game and get the following achievements. HtmYou'll want to get the 'High in Las Vegas' achievement during this run as well. I will post video guides to help you along.

Just remember to spend every penny on red gems, collect all of the hidden ones, and you'll be fine. All credit for the videos goes to Brownman.If you feel that you are going to come up short, then there are a couple of places for you to grind:- The big head minibosses that spawn enemies in the graveyard and sewer- 3-2 In the swamp there are infinite spawning enemies.

Contents.Plot Demon hunter Garcia Hotspur comes home to find his girlfriend, Paula, being abducted by the Lord of Demons, Fleming, who brags that he will take Paula with him to kill her again and again. Garcia is powerless to stop Fleming, but instead follows him back to the underworld along with his demon sidekick, Johnson, who also acts as his gun, torch and motorcycle. In the demon world, Johnson helps guide Garcia through the twisted nature of the demon realm, defeating numerous enemies that try to feed on Garcia's flesh, and keeping him away from the darkness that destroys the human flesh. As they travel, they witness numerous deaths of Paula by Fleming and other demons, all to toy with Garcia's senses. Star control 3 races. Another human demon hunter, who simply goes by the name 'Colonel', temporarily aids Garcia, but then leaves to get revenge on the death of his loved one, only to be brutally killed later. Garcia also encounters an ally in Christopher, a half-human, half-demon that sells Garcia valuable goods to boost his demon-fighting powers.Later in the game, Garcia and Johnson learn of the Unbreakable Huntress, the first female demon slayer to ever challenge Fleming.

The Unbreakable Huntress challenged Fleming, but was brutally dismembered by the demon king. Impressed with her refusal to surrender even when reduced to a quad amputee, Fleming made the Huntress into his queen, only to repeatedly kill her over and over again, healing any wounds that resulted from the torture. In rebellion, the Unbreakable Huntress continued to escape from the City of the Damned, only to be dragged back and killed by Fleming. Paula is hinted to have been the Unbreakable Huntress prior to the start of the game.Eventually, Garcia reaches Fleming's 'Castle of Hassle', and battles his way through to its top, where Fleming awaits him, Paula encased within his cloak.

Fleming enters into battle with Garcia, but Garcia gains the upper hand, and destroys him. He rushes to Paula's side, but she hits him, angered that he watched her die over and over and made no attempt to stop it or comfort her. Furious, she transforms into a demon herself, and attacks Garcia, but Garcia eventually weakens her enough. Paula reverts to her human form, and as she lies wounded and the darkness surrounds them, Garcia comforts her and apologizes.In the epilogue, Garcia and Paula have returned to his home and are planning for a trip, when Garcia receives a call from Fleming, warning him that more demons are coming for him. Garcia takes this in stride, commenting that as long as he is dating the Lord of Demon's mistress, demons will continue to follow them, and he vows to kill every last one.Gameplay Shadows of the Damned is an.

The player controls Garcia, moving him through the environments. Garcia's sidekick, Johnson, is ever-present, acting normally as a torch for light or quick melee attacks, but can become a weapon when needed. Johnson can take three forms: a pistol, a shotgun, and automatic rifle, all which are upgraded into more powerful forms either by finding blue gems left after boss fights that add extra abilities, or through slotting of red gems, found in the environment or purchasable from Christopher, to improve damage, reload speed, or ammo capacity. Garcia's health bar can also be extended using red gems. Health is restored by imbibing alcohol that can be found in the game's levels, or purchasable from Christopher or vending machines using white gems, the form of currency in the demon world.Johnson also can fire a special 'light bullet', which can be used to both stun enemies and is a primary mechanic of the game's 'darkness' puzzles.

If Garcia enters an area covered by darkness, he will momentary be safe but soon the darkness will drain his health until he leaves or dissipates it. This most often can be done by firing a light bullet at a goat's head in the area, but often finding this goat requires completing other puzzles, such as opening a series of locked doors. Other ways of dispelling the darkness included killing demons that are spewing it, or using fireworks to temporarily remove it. In some puzzles, the solution can only be completed while Garcia is within the darkness. Demons that spawn from the darkness often will be shrouded by it even when the darkness is dispelled, preventing Garcia from damaging them until struck with a light bullet. There are numerous that combine several aspects of the gameplay, including darkness, to be defeated.

Certain levels are based on mini-games, such as the use of a in some chapters.Development The game's history can be traced back to 2005, when and (creator of the series) became good friends while working together on. Suda wanted to make a survival horror game exclusively for the. With his first horror title receiving decent sales in Japan by 2006, Suda immediately began working on Kurayami (Japanese for 'Darkness') in his spare time. It was at one time thought to be called 'Closer'. However, EA later confirmed that name had been abandoned for another title. By the (E3) in 2006, a publisher for Kurayami had not yet been established.

In 2008, Suda presented the game's concept to, who agreed to license the and to publish the game to a worldwide audience. Syndicate project. Shinji Mikami was then invited to executive-produce the project. Suda wanted to announce the game at E3 2009, but was not allowed to do so, due to a media silence agreement between Grasshopper Manufacture and EA Games. That December, (sound designer for the series) left after finishing his work on and joined Grasshopper Manufacture because he enjoyed the latter's game. Yamaoka began work as the sound designer for the game.

The game went about five different versions until Electronics Arts approved it. The newly titled Shadows of the Damned was finally unveiled at the in 2010 as an action game.Shadows of the Damned took 3 years to make and the game design had gone through significant changes (five design drafts in total). Originally, Garcia was going to start out shirtless and without a gun.

From there, he would gradually acquire weapons along the way and purchase clothes at stores within the game. However, Grasshopper was pressured by EA to have Garcia start with a gun because, 'westerners are about guns.' In addition, Paula was originally designed as a little girl living in Garcia's gun and would hop around like a rabbit or flutter like a butterfly when her ability is needed; and this would lead to a prominent love story. Again, EA had these features removed because they did not understand the concept. EA informed Grasshopper that, 'there's this thing called an elevator pitch in America, and if you can't tell your story in the length of an elevator ride, Hollywood won't use it.' This forced Suda to completely scrap all of his initial ideas and had Johnson the talking Skull replaced Paula, and make the game a fairy tale like 's or and.In July 17, 2012, Mikami expressed his dissatisfaction with the game stating that both he and Suda were disappointed with the end product.' Shadows of The Damned became a completely different game.

That was a bit disappointing. I think Suda was unable to create the scenario he'd originally had in his head, and he rewrote the scenario several times. I think his heart was broken. He's such a unique creator, so it seems to me that he was not quite comfortable with making this game.' — Shinji Mikami Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore(PS3) 77/100(X360) 76/100Review scoresPublicationScore(X360) 8.5/10(X360) 7/109.25/10B+8.5/10(PS3) 6.7/10GameZone8.5/10(X360)7/10(X360)8/108/10(X360) 7/10(X360)AwardsPublicationAwardBest Music (Editor's Choice)GameSpotBest Sound Design (Editor's Choice)Shadows of the Damned received 'generally favorable reviews' according to the website. In Japan, gave it a score of all four eights for a total of 32 out of 40.said of the Xbox 360 version: 'This crackbrained horror romp takes camp to a new extreme and wants you, the player, to have nothing but fun the entire time.'

Praised the game's sound design, challenging and terrifying bosses, varied gameplay, and clever use of darkness, but criticized the lack of a new game+ function as well as the stiff animation. GameZone said, 'To a much simpler degree, Shadows of the Damned is an amazing experience that anyone with a sense of humor and an affinity for rich games should get their hands on ASAP.'

Gave the Xbox 360 version an A−, saying that 'Suda 51's warped, pop-culture-obsessed vision and Mikami's sure-fire action make a heck of a match.' Gave it four stars out of five and said, 'It's true that, at times, it feels a bit disjointed, the dialogue is occasionally annoyingly clunky and given that it has no online element, you could argue that it's hopelessly old-fashioned. But if you like the sort of gameplay that Resident Evil offers, it will bring you a lot of enjoyment, more or less from start to finish.' However, gave the Xbox 360 version a score of seven out of ten, saying that its 'erratic, slapdash nature leaves you slightly dazed. But despite some alarming dips in quality, despite the game never quite reaching the level of brilliance you hope for, you will be glad you played it.' The Digital Fix similarly gave the same console version seven out of ten, saying, 'The game is certainly the closest to a mainstream title that Suda 51 has been involved in. Strangely, the most memorable aspects of the game actually are quite distant from the actual gameplay; the characters, the storybooks and the music are more memorable than any of the action set-pieces.

Having said that, the game is worth at least one playthrough, especially if you enjoyed any of Suda 51’s previous titles.' Gave the same console version three stars out of five and said it was 'not as scary as the likes of Silent Hill or Resident Evil, not as funny as No More Heroes and not as original as Killer7, leaving it stuck in video game limbo.'

Gave it a similar score of three stars out of five, saying that the game's 'slick visuals and offbeat sensibility is worth checking out, despite its ordinary gameplay. Besides, ordinary doesn't mean bad. Beheading demons with a shotgun that fires skulls has a certain amount of appeal, after all. It's pretty brainless, but it's a weekend's worth of stuff to shoot, and sometimes that's all you really need.' Gave the same console version a score of five out of ten, saying, 'With a little more restraint and focus on the core experience, Shadows Of The Damned could have been the action thrill ride Garcia Hotspur thinks it is. Instead the game – like Hotspur himself – is all talk.' Within a week of its release, Shadows of the Damned sold approximately 24,000 units in North America for the Xbox 360 and PS3 combined, as well as an additional 9,145 units in Japan on the PlayStation 3.