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==Weapons and Items==
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During the game, Kyle uses a Pump Action [[Shotgun]] as his primary weapon. As the game progresses, Androthi allies will help him upgrade the weapon, increasing its speed and power. As well as this, Kyle also finds many other useful items.
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* Bridge Key - A gold key that activates a [[force field]] bridge at certain pedestals. Bridge keys can be removed from these pedestals and reused elsewhere as well.
* Iron Key - A key that deactivates [[force field (science fiction)|laser fields]] that cannot be removed by destroying a generator. An iron key opens any lock, but can only be used once.
* Hover Bomb - When thrown, this bomb lights up and rolls along the ground and up walls until it reaches a target. It is useful for killing enemies, but in some levels it must be used for blowing open doors or destroying power generators. Some levels cannot be finished if the player uses a hover bomb at the wrong time.
* Fire bomb - These bombs explode the second they touch the ground and damage everything for a distance in the direction it is dropped. It does not necessarily destroy what it hits like the hover bomb. It will weaken enemies, but not kill them. It is most helpful against carnivorous plants that would do the player harm.
* Levitator - A collapsible platform that vertically extends to help the player get to an otherwise out of reach place. It is also useful for getting out of the line of enemy fire.
* Potion - A potion that restores the player's health to its maximum capacity. As the game progresses, they become more difficult to find.
* Remote Wasp - A wasp-shaped bomb that can be flown by remote control. Like the hover bomb, it is useful for killing enemies, but is often necessary to destroy out of reach generators that power [[force field (science fiction)|laser fields]]. A purple goblin-like enemy creature uses remote wasps against the player; the player usually obtains wasps by killing one of those creatures.
 
==Enemies==
'''Grag'ohr''', usually just called orcs or goblins, are the most common enemy Kyle encounters. They use rifles, hover bombs and remote wasps. They also come in a variety of colored skins & strengths (depending on what color the skin is). Interesting  enough, they are very similar in design to the orcs from the ''[[Warcraft (series)|WarCraft]]'' series, also handled by Blizzard.
 
'''Whar'orks''' are large blue demons who are usually found around slaves. They use a whip as their weapon, and are armored heavily to the point where only a hover bomb can defeat them.
 
'''Spider Mines''' are a hazardous enemy found across the entire game. Kyle has to jump over them as they approach or they will detonate.
 
'''Eekers''' are tentacled plants found in the last three areas. Usually, Kyle can just avoid them. If caught in one, however, he will either fight it off or be eaten (depending on the amount of health he has).
 
'''Andromedogs''' are Androthi traitors who work for Sarlac, appearing in the last three areas of the game. They carry pistols and attack Kyle or other Androthi on sight. Much of the second chapter involves all out fighting between Androthi rebels and Andromedogs.
 
'''Golems''' appear later in the last two worlds. They disguise themselves as rocky statues found in levels, and can roll into a ball-shaped boulder. Gold Golems are encountered first, then Silver Golems in Sarlac's castle.
 
'''Sarlac''', the villain of the game. He attacks in various ways such as stealth, strong punches, magical blasts, and orders his guard beasts to drop exploding orbs. After Sarlac is defeated, Kyle takes his skull for a trophy as shown behind his throne chair at the end of the game.
 
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