Mina the Hollower

He wants to be with his beloved forever and asks you to put him in the family crypt. If you do, you get the Proto Spark trinket, a highly useful item that brings you back from death once your health reaches zero, without you having to lose a spark. The Duke does eventually die, though. You don't get the trinket if you just walk away. Sealing the Duke unlocks an additional scene later in the game, though it's just extra storytelling and makes no change to anything else in the game. [Ed note: We discuss spoilers for Mina the Hollower below, so don't scroll below this image if you don't want to b

For our playthrough, we visited the six areas in this order: Queensbury Crypt Nox's Bayou Septemburg Bone Beach Coltrane Peak Astral Orrery

If you don't give Buffo the jug, he will say: "C'mon, I really want it, don't be like that!" but nothing else will happen. You can pick this option if you'd like to do something else for now, and give him the juice jug later. If you give Buffo the jug, he'll turn into an enemy equipped with a paddle and fireball projectiles, so be prepared for battle! While fleeing is certainly an option, consider moving to the larger arena just east of Buffo's original spot to find a bit more room for burrowing. The paddle attacks are fairly straightforward slash attacks, while the fireballs float very slowly

Your browser does not support the video tag. There is a caveat, and that's the number of reviews each game has. Mina the Hollower has 59 reviews to its name, whereas Schrodinger's Call has just ten. A higher score is more impressive when a game has more reviews. Those glowing first reviews for Schrodinger's Call will likely land it on a lot of radars, which likely means it will get more reviews in the coming days. That could mean its score goes up as more people discover and fall in love with it, or the score might go down as people who aren't into visual novels check it out and don't get what