Wildcat Gun Machine: How To Beat The Spawning Queen
If there's something that's just as bad as all the bullets in Wildcat Gun Machine, it's the enemies that shoot them. You'll be in a constant state of dodging projectiles that it can be very easy to accidentally run into the enemies themselves.
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This becomes even more difficult when enemies that pursue you become more commonplace. To add to the chaos, there are huge creatures that can tank a lot of hits and will produce smaller, but still dangerous enemies to try and mob you. These Spawners can be quite annoying to deal with since they tend to keep their distance and the Spawning Queen behaves quite similarly.
Among all the grotesque zombie-like humans you'll deal with in Act One, another enemy-type are flaming skulls. These fiery boneheads have only one method of attack and that is to fly right into you. They come in two varieties: One that gradually floats towards you and another that will lock on and fire itself directly at you.
Since they almost always attack in large groups, they can be very tedious to encounter. What's worse, is that the Spawning Queen seems to be their source. It appears as a structure of bone, fire, and a large skull on top. If you want to open the vault, you'll need to take it out.
Even though the Spawning Queen looks horrifying, it certainly doesn't move that way. Unlike the skulls it resembles, this boss does not fly towards you. It floats around the room from point to point and will deal damage on contact. As long as you keep it at a distance, you'll never have to worry about running into it. It's also able to do something that its skull brethren aren't capable of, and that's firing bullets.
The Spawning Queen is much more controlled in how it fires
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