Sentences with phrase «hidden shrines»

Learn all about mythology alongside Atreus with these lore scrolls and hidden shrines in God of War.

The Kumano is a land of quiet trails, hidden shrines and lovely waterfalls.

Moreover, this hidden shrine, which often seems uninfluential, sometimes asserts itself with overwhelming power.

Ernesto is still alive for Miguel, though, in old movies the boy secretly plays in his hidden shrine to the beloved Mexican star.

There is a hidden shrine You can climb, or better said crawl up the famous mountain known as Huayna Picchu; yes, that pointy one serving as a backdrop on every classic Machu Picchu postcard.

I loved exploring the open world so it was so satisfying to come across a hidden shrine.

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Not hiding anymore we show our faces shining like the shrine at the top of the sun setting hill, find yourself where the wild things are.

I continually explored Kyoto's 2000 + temples, shrines and gardens plus all it's old neighborhoods, hidden cuisine restaurants, and nearby mountain temples and onsen.

From hidden wonders to ancient shrines, grand bridges and island vistas, here's 7 of the most instagrammable spots in Setouchi, Japan.

From hidden wonders to iconic gems, including ancient shrines, grand bridges and island vistas.

Behind the fertility shrines lies a magical hidden lagoon to explore, or you can take a short hike to the impressive viewpoint on top of the cliffs.

The colourful streets proudly display the equally colourful history of the island, with many fascinating shrines, museums, shops and restaurants squirrelled away in hidden little courtyards, nooks and crannies.

We complete the final leg down the royal flagstone walkway, past outlying shrines and buildings and into the heart of Machu Picchu, where we spend the rest of the morning with a guided tour of the highlights and some individual exploring among Machu Picchu's multitude of hidden nooks and corners; after your guided visit in this unique sanctuary you will have a free time for picture or exploration in your own.

So now I only have about fifty shrines remaining, most of which are cryptically hidden so I have to pull out my guide to find them instead of the good old exploration method I got the hang of, and outside of doing that and getting the memories / rest of the dungeons beat there's the Korok Seeds, which have to be the worst way of artificially padding out a game for 100 % that I've ever experienced in my life.

The latter are more common, found hiding in levels, but both can be set to your character at shrines, Nioh's answer to bonfires.

Both are granted magic powers from lost deities they find hidden in temples, shrines, and underground caves.

Among the places you'll now find Treasure Chests in during Battle Royale matches are new «thematic Shrines hidden across the map.»

Don't expect traditional dungeons with keys and locked doors or hidden Heart Containers either, instead tasking you with visiting key areas and completing dozens of Shrines - which you get a taste of early in the game - for new Spirit Orbs to trade for permanent upgrades and other abilities.

Runners need to find 900 Korok seeds hidden throughout the game world and complete every puzzle - filled shrine.

There's more that Mario has learnt from Zelda, too; the classic dungeon puzzles of Zelda were confined to the Shrines in Breath of the Wild, it was a nice way to reward world exploration with a small piece of classic Zelda gameplay, and in each of those shrines you can find a hidden treasure chest or two, gently coercing you into fully exploring each stage and pushing the limits of the puzzles Shrines in Breath of the Wild, it was a nice way to reward world exploration with a small piece of classic Zelda gameplay, and in each of those shrines you can find a hidden treasure chest or two, gently coercing you into fully exploring each stage and pushing the limits of the puzzles shrines you can find a hidden treasure chest or two, gently coercing you into fully exploring each stage and pushing the limits of the puzzles within.

At this point in the game, the player has incentive to go the extra mile to get that chest hiding just out of reach in that shrine.

The Blessings were some of my favorite shrines mostly because they were usually hidden.

And while it's possible to both stumble upon shrines and scout them from lofty locations like mountain tops and towers, some are located in weird spots, or purposely hidden out of view.

Sheikah Shrines are littered through the open world — sometimes in plain view, glowing orange to act as a marker for the player to head towards, and sometimes hidden until a puzzle is completed in the overworld.

Now, I'm not going to go into massive depth — there's no time to tell you how to complete all 120 shrines after all — but I'm here to help you master the basics, from cooking tips to combat tricks, as well as highlight some possible hidden gems.

He can also find, hidden or in plain sight, shrines which expand his life pool for each four completed; he can attack, or be attacked by, boss - level monsters wandering around the world, and solve environmental puzzles to collect Korok seeds that will expand his inventory.

But at least you will have answered the lesser question of what lurks inside the shrine hidden in the Shaded Woods.

«When it feels like something ought to be here, it almost always is,» he says, using the example of Korok seeds on top of hills and pillars to illustrate «intuitive» patterns and the expectation of a second, hidden treasure chest in each shrine as a «learned» pattern.