How to Unlock Roguelike Mode In One BTN Bosses

One BTN Bosses is a unique indie game that distinguishes itself from other bullet hell games with a unique arena design. Instead of having large rooms, or even a full screen, players only get one singular path in this indie game, with a couple of different movement options to avoid attacks.

The game has two different modes, campaign and roguelike, with the latter being much more fun overall. However, the roguelike mode is grayed out when you first start the game, requiring the player to meet certain criteria before they can start going at the game endlessly.

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How to Unlock Roguelike Mode in One BTN Bosses

Unlocking the roguelike mode isn't very difficult, only requiring the player to clear a small portion of the campaign. Here's what you need to do:

Start playing the campaign mode and learn the basics of the game.
Beat the first and second boss.
Continue and beat the enemy after the second boss.
When you reach the second enemy after the second boss, your helper will tell you about the roguelike mode.
After it's unlocked, players can enter the roguelike mode quite easily from the main menu, or even inside the campaign.

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Roguelike Mode in One BTN Bosses, Explained

The roguelike mode in this game is incredibly fun, even when compared to the main campaign. You can choose your preferred modules, and start the game. Then, the game decides which attacks the enemy will perform on this floor. There are a total of 5 floors in the mode.

The first floor will start with only one enemy attack type, the second one will two more on top of that, and so on. Each floor you clear in your run will give you discoveries at the start of a new run, making even failed attempts count towards a larger goal. This makes the mode easy to start, but difficult to beat

Every time you defeat an enemy, you will get an option between different "discoveries," which are the typical perks you'd expect from a roguelike game. You won't regenerate health between enemies, meaning you'll have to be careful not to get hit in each encounter.

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