Soul Hackers 2: All Main Story Bosses & What They're Weak To

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The combat in Soul Hackers 2 is visually and strategically satisfying. A true turn-based affair, players will have access to a variety of menus that allow them to pick through an array of skills, attacks, buffs, and other commands. During the opening hours of the game, combat is pretty simplistic, with players usually only choosing certain attacks or skills to do damage and keep themselves healed. Things change once the tutorial is over and Ringo has a full party. Players are free to unlock skills, recruit demons, and mix-and-match abilities to build their team as they see fit. With all the available abilities and attacks, it's easy to see why Soul Hackers 2 can get a bit overwhelming.

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This difficulty spike is most apparent in the bosses that players will face. Although grinding and leveling up can help players dramatically by giving them additional skills, attack power, and defense, there are some bosses that are much more difficult than others. Ringo and her crew will begin to encounter truly powerful foes, and players will need to be quick on their feet to understand their mechanics and attack their weak points. Thanks to Ringo's Sabbath ability, targeting weaknesses is a rather important mechanic in Soul Hackers 2's combat. The following guide will give players a leg up on their competition by showcasing all the Boss Weaknesses in Soul Hackers 2, as well as some tips to take down some of the toughest foes in the main story.

SPOILER ALERT: The following list contains heavy story spoilers.

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This fight is very straightforward as it is the Tutorial Boss. All players need to do is keep attacking R.S. and Bicorn, healing up and dealing damage by targeting weakness. Getting rid of Bicorn first can help