It can also freeze certain objects in place and turn fireballs into platforms. This is used to restore broken switches and defunct elevators. Time Portal: By using this portal you can take your surroundings back to a simpler time.Strength Portal: This portal imbues Soli with the strength of giants and allows him to push around blocks that are much larger than him.It can also be used to fly around in a way by triggering the portal on and off rhythmically. It also affects certain enemies and objects. Inverse Portal: This tricky portal switches gravity and sends Soli hurtling towards the ceiling.The catch is that it only stays open as long as Soli doesn’t move so you’ll need to navigate carefully. This portal opens automatically around Soli and lights up his surroundings. Light Portal: A niche portal that only appears in one extremely dark area.This simple portal doesn’t move from where it’s opened and is able to remove blocks with runes as well as some hazards. Rune Portal: The first type of portal Soli learns to open.You only get access to one type of portal at a time which is determined by special stone gateways scattered throughout the different areas. The primary mechanic of Unbound is being able to conjure and remove portals with the touch of a button. Depending on the type of portal, the fireballs can be sped up, turned into bubbles, or platforms. They’re indestructible but will only shoot in a straight line over long distances. They shoot out fireballs in various patterns at different speeds. Fire Spitters: An orange spout-like plant that can be found all over the world.Even so, they can be squashed with enough force. Their tops act as trampolines and can be bounced on to reach new heights. They move quickly back and forth with spikes on either side of their bodies. Bounce Crawlers: These smaller creatures are spider-like and slightly smaller than Soli.You can take them out with spikes or projectiles. They move across the area and will get larger when exposed to portals. However, the tops of their heads are covered with a row of large spikes. Spike-Heads: Similar to Claw-Heads, these creatures are mounds of flesh with lots of eyes and insect-like legs.They can also be turned into blocks by using portals. Despite this, they’re vulnerable to long falls, spikes, and projectiles. They wander back and forth and will slash at Soli if he gets too close. Claw-Heads: These creepy creatures are fleshy mounds with multiple eyes, insect-like eggs, and a long claw sticking out of the top of their heads.They’re also invulnerable and will pursue Soli on sight. They’re harmless in this form but when exposed to a portal, they turn into large purple-black monsters with eyestalks and stingers.

Turncoat Butterflies: These insects are small with a yellow-black pattern and large heads.Despite how many types there are, some of them are more common than others. There are a lot of different creatures roaming Soli’s world and most of them are dangerous. Contact with any sort of danger will take him out so you need to be careful, especially around enemies. It refreshes after he lands or after a few seconds when used on the ground.ĭespite all the power that Soli seemingly possesses, he is still a child. He can either do them close together or far apart. As the name suggests, it lets Soli dash twice in mid-air. Double-Dash: The third and final ability that Soli earns.After being used, Soli needs a few seconds before it can be used again. This combined with the double-jump lets Soli cross over larger gaps and overcome mid-air obstacles. It can be used on the ground or in the air to get around faster. It allows him to charge forward in a straight line over a short distance. Dash: The second ability that Soli earns extends his range and speed.This move can be used to cross larger gaps, get to ledges out of reach, or used to slow your fall. It grants him wings of fire that can launch him a short distance when used in the air. Double Jump: This is the first ability that Soli learns.

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