DeadCraft: Combat Guide

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Deadcraft's combat system has a simple foundation. First, you equip a weapon and mash the attack button to hammer out devastating combos. Then, when an enemy barrels toward you, you can roll to evade their attacks. However, this foundation lays the groundwork for a plethora of possibilities. Furthermore, the more you learn to farm and craft, the more rewarding this system becomes.

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So, what are some of the finer details you can expect from Deadcraft's combat system? You can craft various weapons with different speeds, strengths, and ranges. Furthermore, Reid's half-zombie status allows him to wield otherworldly powers, like zombified attacks and controlling zombie minions. So, as you'll soon learn, Deadcraft's combat system is much more than meets the eye.

Deadcraft's combat system is straightforward compared to other action RPGs. Reid has two primary actions in combat: his weapon attack and his evasive roll. Furthermore, he can equip two weapons at a time and switch between them with a weapon swap button.

Pressing the attack button multiple times performs combos. Additionally, you can use the target lock button to ensure attacks land on specific enemies. At the end of a combo, Reid knocks opponents to the ground. If you attack a grounded opponent, you can deal more damage by crushing their guts with a deadly boot stomp.

Did you know that Reid can sprint and perform dash attacks? To sprint, push down on the thumbstick while running. Then, press the attack button during a sprint to perform a dash attack.

So, how do you equip weapons? The first weapon you'll receive in the game is an ax. To equip it, go into your inventory, select the weapon, then choose "Equip to Slot 1." You can attack