Игрок потратил 50 часов на 100-процентное прохождение Star Fox на Switch 2

Star Fox 100 percent completion criteria list You may have noticed we’re posting this Star Fox 100% completion criteria list over a month after the game originally released on Switch 2. Why so long? Because one month is, give or take, about how long it took this writer to fully complete the game! There are quite a few tasks to fulfill if you want to go for 100 percent completion, and they range from extremely difficult to extremely time-consuming, and sometimes even both at the same time. You’ll need tons of patience and lots of skill to make it through, so if you’re up for the challenge, here’s how you can do it yourself. 1. Clear Campaign Mode This is what I’d recommend starting with first – specifically, earning all 16 Normal Medals, all 16 Expert Medals, and unlocking all 10 Alternate Routes. This will help you get used to the controls and learn the layouts of stages, which will eventually become crucial for winning in challenge mode. Each of the 16 stages will tell you the criteria on how to get a medal, which involves getting a certain number of hits. Charge shots here are key, as wiping out big groups of enemies with a single shot will give you extra points. Falco, Peppy, and Slippy must also remain safe for the entire level – if any of them have to back out, you can no longer get the medal for that attempt. But the good news is, once you get a medal, it sticks around for subsequent playthroughs. You will definitely have to play through campaign mode multiple times both on Normal and Expert to get these, but it’s not too bad – each run doesn’t last very long. In order to get the medal on certain levels, you must take certain routes – for example, you cannot allow Slippy to reprogram the Spybot in Sector X because his fall to Titania counts as a pilot death. Likewise, not being spotted in Zoness makes it much easier to get a medal. In levels with Star Wolf, taking them out earlier awards 50 points rather than the standard 30 or 10. 2. Clear Challenge Mode This is technically the most difficult of Star Fox’s tasks. Clearing Challenge Mode entails beating all 96 Normal Challenges and all 96 Expert Challenges, of which most of the normal challenges are straightforward and simple enough. The Expert Challenges, however, are a different story. We’ve already written a post on some of the toughest ones, along with tips on how to clear them. These challenges often require a ridiculous amount of finesse and an even more ridiculous amount of patience. Worse, none of the stages have checkpoints in challenge mode except for Venom right before Andross – so if you fail any of the challenges that involve the stage bosses, you’ll be forced to replay the entire level just to give it another shot. This winds up wasting tons of time, especially if a boss challenge is the only one remaining for the stage you’re playing on. At any rate, if you’re able to clear all of these, you’re a true Star Fox Master. 3. Get all the backgrounds and emblems For my personal definition of 100 percent completion, I count this – but many of the backgrounds and emblems are locked behind the battle mode’s online matchmaking, which of course won’t be available forever. As a result, you could skip this if you wanted, but if not, we wrote a guide on how to win in online battle mode matches. One of the emblems and backgrounds requires winning 100 matches online (yes, we did this), so it’s going to take a while. Whereas clearing challenge mode is extremely difficult, getting all the backgrounds and emblems is just time-consuming. There’s also an exclusive item available for completing campaign mode with 1,500 hits or more, so make sure you do that too if you want to get everything the game has to offer. By clearing campaign mode, challenge mode, and battle mode, you’ll unlock all the avatar pieces and Holoviewer entries as well. Overall, Star Fox is definitely tough to 100 percent complete, but I personally probably would not put it in the top three most difficult titles I’ve done this for. That would probably be Pac-Man World 2 Re-Pac, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu (the master trainers) if I really had to pick three. Still, that doesn’t mean 100 percent completion in Star Fox is easy – it took me around 50 hours, and that was being as efficient as possible and winning most of the online battle modes. It’s entirely possible it could take longer if you get stuck on challenges repeatedly, which itself is likely to happen given how tough some of them are. Are you going for 100 percent completion here, or just playing regularly? Let us know in the comments down below.