Hyper Light Breaker: 10 Tips & Tricks For Beginners
's early access is here, and with it comes droves of brand-new Breakers who will embark on their adventures in the Overgrowth. For those new Breakers, there are a few things to know that will help with your endeavors. Some of these are more obvious than others, but they're all essential to keep in mind if you want to make it through the two Crowns, or bosses, currently available in the game.
The general loop of the game, as explained in Heart Machine's EA Launch release, is "" Following this cycle will get you through as many runs as you'd like, but to get here, you'll have to be savvy enough.
Every time you enter the Overgrowth at the beginning of a Cycle, your map will be chock-full of Blades, Rails, and other upgrades to pick up. It can be tempting to go headlong toward the juiciest-looking items on the map, but this is a pretty surefire way to die quickly. Like the other Heart Machine games, isn't afraid to kill you and will be unrepentant about doing so.
For your first few runs per Cycle, ignore the Crowns completely until you're ready.
To maximize the value of your earlier runs, plan out quick runs when you first load into the map.Pick one or two upgrades that are on your way to the extraction point and head straight there. This will allow you to start working on your build without putting too much pressure on yourself to survive anything tough. The less time you spend in the Overgrowth, the better, as staying longer will increase the world's level and become more dangerous.
As you play, you'll notice that Holobytes drop surprisingly often, and you should take advantage of this high-ish spawn rate to really hone in on a build. In order to do this, you're going to have to throw some away. You can (and should) replace Holobytes with new ones mid-run, allowing you to improve your build through more synergizing Holobytes.
As of the initial release, the system for replacing Holobytes with one another is non-functional. It will instead replace the Holobyte you're
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