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1. #ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH HOW TO#
2. #ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH UPGRADE#
3. #ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH SERIES#

Now walk back over to the jeep and the winch controls are hanging on the passenger side door, once there again place the arrows over it and press and the jeep will now be pulled towards the trailer. Go back to the military jeep and on the front of it is a winch, press while the arrows are over the winch and then pull it out and attach it to the trailer's axle again with the button when it tells you to. Just check the map for the most convenient locations.Kenny then proceeds to climb the ladder on the trailer and it then "breaks", so don't try and climb up it as it won't work. Going out of your way to make sure you’re fully stocked on ammo and health and have a convenient save point is always worth the time. Save and prepare before boss fightsįinding nearby Save Stations and Ammo Recharge Stations can take you a bit out of the way as you travel to a boss fight. It’s just the game’s way of telling you that you weren’t sneaky enough. And, to be honest, it kind of is.ĭon’t treat getting captured and killed by EMMI as a punishment. The timing for this is random and feels largely impossible. You’ll have two chances to block and stun EMMI when it grabs you. That said … Countering EMMI stuns it for a moment Your job when you see an EMMI is to get away and hide. When you do pass through an EMMI Zone, running into EMMI is generally a one-hit kill that ruins your day. EMMIs patrol discrete zones, though, so you’re not always looking over your shoulder. The major conceit of Metroid Dread is that Samus is stalked and hunted by a robot named EMMI. When you hit a dead end or get stuck (or just get generally frustrated), try shooting walls and ceilings and floors. There are several times in the first area, Artaria, where finding a single breakable wall block is the only path forward. Generally, these look a lot like normal walls. Scattered throughout Metroid Dread are breakable walls (and ceilings and floors). When you can’t find the path, though … Shoot walls to uncover secret doors This will highlight every Charge Beam Door door in the area, and doing that will often show you the (or a) path forward. Each time you unlock a new kind of door - like a Charge Beam Door after picking up the Charge Beam - hover over that door’s icon on the map, and select this option. On your map screen, there’s an option to highlight icons. Speaking of maps … Highlight doors to find new paths Upgrades appear on your map as you find them, so you don’t even have to remember where they are.

You’ll revisit previous areas as you earn new upgrades and means of navigating. You’re going to see way more upgrades like Missile Tanks and Energy Tanks than you’ll be able to reach as you play Metroid Dread.

#ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH UPGRADE#

Speaking of backtracking … You won’t pick up every upgrade (yet) What that means is you’ll be doing a lot of exploring, finding dead ends, and backtracking. You’ll find new paths forward as well as new paths backward. That means you’ll constantly be picking up new upgrades that unlock doors and paths that were previously blocked.

Metroid Dread is, unsurprisingly, a metroidvania game.

#ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH HOW TO#

Below, we’ll explain its genre, show you how to save your favorite items, make our best case against our lying brain, explain why stealth is the best option (until it isn’t), why your left hand is so important, and more. In this Metroid Dread beginner’s guide, we’ll give you our best advice to make your first several hours a bit less hard.

#ROAD OF THE DEAD WALKTHROUGH SERIES#

Metroid Dread is a difficult, punishing example of the genre that the series helped create.