The video below shows boss fights in Outland and it demonstrates the usage of color polarity along with character's other skills.
We start our adventure without many skills, instead we gain all our skills while we make progress, I also need to tell you this, our character can't access all places on the map at the beginning. So we need to visit places we already passed scr888 apk once more when we have the right skill to be able to reach what we wanted but couldn't reach before. So don't waste your time with useless attempts if you can't reach something or somewhere, just pass and be patient until you have the right skill and come visit there again.
As mentioned, we gain different skills when we advance and the game lets us combine our skills of course. This would be a torture to combine many skills all together in a usual platformer game maybe, but in Outland, animations and movements are so smooth that, it is very enjoyable to combine skills. It is very likely that you will always find yourself trying to make the most of it instead of just doing what you need to do.
I am not very interest in stories, I skip almost all storytelling, yet I want to mention what I could understand from it. Well, as far as I understood from Outland's story, there are 2 sisters who created the world and then they decided to destroy it for a reason I could not follow, maybe they are bored of it? I couldn't agree more then. Our character, on the other hand, doesn't agree with these sisters and he puts all his effort to save a legendary hero to counter these sisters. Yes, you have heard it right, our character is not the protagonist! But in a different point of view, he needs to save the protagonist, the only one who can save the world so it makes our character a bit of protagonist, doesn't it? Okay, never mind I am not pushing it, not in all games does our character have to be the protagonist who saves the world anyway and we have to go with it.
