Top 10 games that start with pain, the hood is also the final boss

There are games that make players go from one surprise to another…

For the final boss to appear at the beginning of the game is not a new motif but extremely interesting. He can pretend to be “sorry” throughout the plot to create a surprise for the ending. However, no matter how it is installed, the final boss appearing in front of the main character in the first place doesn’t seem to follow the usual logic. Here are the top 10 games that let you face the final boss right in the opening paragraph.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Similar to many super difficult games from From Software such as Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls and Bloodborne… Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has a “beginner tutorial” that tells you immediately if you are suitable for this game or not. (i.e. it tortures you face down, if you can’t stand it, quit the game).

As soon as he entered the game, the main character Sekiro met the nasty name Genichiro Ashina. He is the source of a long story that you will have to eat face down behind. This brute is big but also attacks super fast, both melee and archery… in general, extremely annoying.

He will almost certainly beat you to the punch if you meet him for the first time. However, even if you are a hardcore gamer with a high enough skill to bounce him back, Genichiro Ashina will also use tricks to cut off one of your arms, ready to kidnap the young lord Kuro.

Until you drag the body through many difficulties and find it to the end of the game, you will see him again (3rd time). After defeating Genichiro, you will see the “sword holy” Isshin – his grandfather.

Many people think that this case is not counted because technically, the old “holy sword – holy spear – holy gun” Isshin is the final boss. However, if you lose to him, you will have to wrestle with Genichiro again. So, logically, Genichiro could also be reluctant to be counted as a “second half boss”, since he was part of the boss fight after all.

The Legend Of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds

The villains of The Legend Of Zelda games are usually not the final boss of the series – Ganon – but the ones who spend most of their time resurrecting him. So is the boss Yuga in The Legend Of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.

The player will meet Yuga once in the first dungeon – Eastern Palace. It was a pretty simple boss fight because he was as weak as a creep. However, the way he spoke made it seem like he was much more important than that. Which is also true, because he’ll be waiting for you at the end of the game.

At this point Yuga has merged with a revived part of Ganon, making him much stronger and easily smashing the player. So if you play this game, it’s best to raise your archery skills to be strong, then it will be less painful.

Redline

Redline belongs to the genre of the original FPS game on PS1 (circa the 90s). Although it is only rated by experts as average, it is a very unique gameplay, combining shooting and racing, giving players an extremely exciting experience.

The game is set in the post-apocalyptic world in 2066, similar to Mad Max. Redline allows players to encounter the final boss Red Sixer at the beginning of the game. Although he is defeated by you, he will still survive until the end to wait for the opportunity to take revenge.

However, the next time the player meets again, the player will see him sitting in a large, domineering armored vehicle and floating in the air.

Even though we’ll still defeat him, but this time it’s much harder, even though it’s the final boss and the flying carriage. And that will show you how strong you have been, how much progress you have made since it all started.

Undertale

Undertale is an incredibly deep puzzle game, and everything in the game isn’t always what it seems. Typically, the character Flowey the Flower. It looks harmless, but it is the most dangerous psychotic killer of the game.

Flowey is the first character you meet, he greets you warmly, then begins to explain the game mechanics to you. However, if you believe in its harmless appearance and gentleness, you have been lured. All arranged in a plot to deceive the player.

After the player leaves no doubt, it reveals the nature of the world in Undertale: Kill or be killed!

In Neutral Ending, it transforms into an evil entity known as Photoshop Flowey. This is the only ending where you have to face Flowey as a final boss and is also the most popular ending for new players.

Final Fantasy

For Final Fantasy followers, you must be familiar with this motif. Just in, the final bosses can appear to “tease” to let gamers know, or let you … “eat onions” face-to-face.

A typical example is Final Fantasy (1987). As soon as you enter the game, you will be fighting with a powerful boss, Garland. You can still defeat this knight and everything seems to be peaceful again. However, near the end of the game, when the main characters go back in time 2000 years ago, they discover that Garland has returned to the past like them, and is still alive. The only difference is that he has now become a demon named Chaos.

You’re probably familiar with this kind of weird fight plot these days. However, for gamers who were new to Final Fantasy in 1987, they were shocked to see that the boss after being defeated had returned with a more evil and hegemonic form than the first time.

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