Star vs the Dungeon of Evil

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Star vs the Dungeon of Evil Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions

• Starting the Game
  • On the welcome screen, select the play button below the game’s title to begin.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
    • Select the trophy button on the top right corner to view your achievements.
    • Select the trash button next to the trophy button to clear your previous game progress.
  • The game begins with a voiced cutscene explaining the game’s premise.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click to select and navigate.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the screen with your fingers to select and navigate.
• Game Play
  • Interface
    • Your attacks and other useful items appear in slots located on the top left corner of the screen.
      • You have 4 slots, 5 counting the slot for your inventory.
    • Your lives are shown on the top right corner.
    • In-game dialogue appears on the bottom left corner of the screen.
  • Basic moves
    • Select anywhere on the screen to move there. Star and Marco move together.
    • Select the attacks from the top left corner to switch between Marco and Star.
      • Pick up items by getting close to them.
    • To attack, select any enemy within range.
      • You have multiple basic attacks you can choose from & the status of those attacks changes over time.
      • You can only actively use one attack type at a time & can switch between them during cooldowns when the enemies are stunned.
      • Star does range attacks.
      • Marco does close melee attacks.
    • Select non-player characters (NPCs) to talk to them.
  • Quests
    • The game is divided into episodes, which in turn are divided into quests.
    • NPCs will provide you with quests, which will help you move forward in the game.
      • You gain items or upgrades to your attacks each time you finish a quest.
      • Complete all the quests in the level to proceed to the next episode.
    • Keep track of your quests through the book next to the inventory button.
    • There are 2 kinds of quests in this game:
      • Episodic quests are needed to move the game forward. Finish all these quests to unlock a new episode.
      • Side quests do not directly move the plot along. However, they might be essential in gaining the upgrades or items you need to fulfill episodic quests.
  • Inventory
    • The inventory automatically stores various items you collect on your quest.
    • To view the items and their descriptions, open the inventory.
    • Select an item to use or equip it.
    • Quest items are automatically removed from your inventory once you reach the NPC you need to talk to.
  • Enemies, attacks, and lives
    • Enemies will attack you if they spot you.
      • An enemy has spotted you if they show a word balloon with an exclamation point (!) above them.
      • Once they spot you, they will attack unless you move out of the way or you hit them. You have a very small window to try and hit them before they reach you.
      • You can attack them again once you’re at a safe distance.
    • You can dispatch enemies by attacking them.
      • Both Star and Marco are capable of attacking enemies.
        • Star can attack enemies from a distance.
          • Rainbow Blast
            • Star fires a shot at an enemy.
            • Upgrades to Rainbow Fist and Flaming Rainbow Fist
          • <3 Arrow
            • Star fires an arrow that arcs over barriers.
            • Upgrades to Crystal <3 Attack and Crystal Rainbow <3 Attack
          • Narwhal Blast
            • Star drops a narwhal on a target.
            • Upgrades to Mega Narwhal Blast and Baby Narwhal Blast
        • Marco must get close to attack enemies.
          • Karate chop
            • Marco hits a target with his hands.
            • Upgrades to Super Karate Chop and Monster Arm Chop
          • Karate kick
            • Marco kicks his enemies. Upgraded versions can deflect projectiles and open doors.
            • Upgrades to Double Kick and Backflip Kick
          • Karate throw
            • Marco tosses a targeted enemy.
            • Upgrades to Roll Throw and Arm Monster Throw
        • Star and Marco can do combo attacks using the Flaming Rainbow Fist and Monster Arm Chop.
          • This is done by stunning the enemy with one attack and following up with the other.
      • Upgraded attacks have a brief cooldown time, which prevents you from attacking enemies relentlessly.
        • To avoid getting curb-stomped by enemies, attack the very first enemy in front of you.
        • Often, attacking enemies stuns them before taking them out. This will buy you some time.
      • You can sometimes use explosives to do the dirty work for you in later levels.
        • Any enemy within the blast radius of explosives will be briefly stunned before they perish.
        • You can lose hearts if you stand too close, so clear the area.
      • Enemies respawn each time you re-enter a level.
        • Remember where they are and be prepared to fight them again.
        • The exception to these are bosses. Once you dispatch a boss, you don’t need to deal with them again.
    • Locked areas.
      • Some areas of the level are locked in some way.
      • In most cases, you need only to attack the switch for the barriers to go down.
      • Some barriers are locked by devices without a switch.
        • There are some metal barriers similar to the switch-based ones that stay up. These often indicate that they are part of a quest that is yet to be activated.
        • Doors remain locked until you find a key. The first 2 keys can only be recovered by beating the boss. The last key can be retrieved within the level.
    • Hidden areas
      • Hidden areas are designated by cracks on the wall.
      • You can only access them once you’ve
    • Hearts
      • Hearts are shown on the top right corner of the screen.
        • They represent your hit points.
        • You have 6 of them to start with.
      • You lose hearts each time you’re attacked. Lose all of them and it’s game over.
      • When you lose all your hearts, you have the option of starting over from where you last left off.
      • Replenish your hearts by eating food items you pick up around the world.
        • Nachos will restore 1 heart.
        • Smoothies will restore 2.
        • We recommend paying attention to your remaining hearts when taking food items to replenish your health. This will help you choose the right food to take.
  • Achievements
    • The game has 5 achievements:
      • Better with friends: Blow up 30 enemies alongside other enemies.
      • Skulls o’ fun: Destroy 20 enemies with explosives.
      • We like danger: Defeat 80 enemies.
      • Curiosity… leads to awesome: Find all items in the secret rooms.
      • That’s teamwork: Defeat 20 enemies with combo attacks.
    • Keep track of your achievements by selecting the trophy button on the welcome screen.
  • Tips
    • Keep exploring.
      • You’ll never know what you’ll find when you look around.
      • Backtracking will often lead to opening doors that you couldn’t access earlier in the game.
      • Some areas only become accessible after special divider blocks fall upon defeating all enemies in a room.
    • Try to memorize where your enemies where when you enter a room. This way, you can enter a room prepared.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for children who like Star or dislike evil forces.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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CardGames.pro published this Star on April 5, 2022