Good luck, I have a large write-up in the link below and I have a Visual guide below at time stamp 43:32. After each fly away after a floating, try to dodge screen swipes which are hard as the creature blends into the clouds. Hit the head, you get two shoots up worth of hits and likely have to do this two or three times. It is important to learn Shriek's attacks in order to deal with. Keep on the right side, Shriek will eventually float up. Ori and the Will of the Wisps Shriek Shriek has three phases as well as an escape scene that takes place after the first phase.
You need to keep bursting off the falling purple crystals and propelling yourself as well. Very shortly the right side will be broken too.Īt this point it's all aerial and very tough. After a little bit more the left side will be shattered, move to the far right and stand on the ledge on the right just before falling off. New attacks include all across the screen swipes, airstrike blasts of purple crystals and a volley of shards.Įventually the middle will break, keep going. Be calm, keep healing and keep attacking.Įventually a chase sequence will happen, hop and use propel when you reach the end of each land mass that breaks apart.
There will also be ground slams, and foot steps. There's also missiles sent at you, screams that create a purple mist around the head of Shriek so keep away. This includes sweeping across the ground which you dodge by propelling yourself up. Shrieks backstory - Ori and the Will of the Wisps - YouTube This little cutscene plays after waking up Baur, where he tells Ori about Shrieks history. You'll need to dodge a number of attacks. The first part is about propelling yourself in the air using your recent ability and hitting Shriek's head. You do get a number of checkpoints though, so that helps. This one I didn't find too difficult, but it is very long. Ori and the Will of the Wisps follows the same basic formula as its predecessor - find The Magic McGuffins and unlock new abilities along the way - but its world is livelier and denser, not to. The Shriek (Final Boss Fight) - Video Below
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