21. ປິດ​ວາວ | Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion

*Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion* is a rollicking adventure game that plunges Finn and Jake into a flooded Land of Ooo. Imagine waking up to find your world is now an ocean, thanks to the Ice King's missing crown causing a catastrophic melt. That’s the premise Finn and Jake find themselves in, setting sail on a new boat to uncover the mystery. Their journey takes them through familiar, yet waterlogged, territories like the Candy Kingdom and the Fire Kingdom, joined by BMO and Marceline. They soon discover this flood isn't just a wacky accident; it's part of a larger scheme by Princess Bubblegum's greedy relatives to take over. The game mixes boat exploration, reminiscent of *The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker*, with turn-based combat that's easy to pick up, perfect for fans of the show’s signature humor and charm. The twenty-first quest, "Block the Valves," is a crucial mission that sends our heroes, Finn, Jake, and their pals, to the fiery and somewhat perilous Fire Kingdom. When they arrive, Flame Princess explains that the flood has caused a major problem at the kingdom's core, and three essential valves need to be sealed to prevent disaster. This is where the real puzzle-solving and platforming begin. To block the valves, players must push large crates into them. Sounds simple, right? Well, the Fire Kingdom is a treacherous place of floating platforms, lava rivers, and industrial structures, making the journey to each valve a challenge. Jake's "Stretch" ability is vital here, allowing him to create bridges across gaps that Finn and the others can’t cross. You'll also find yourself using pressure plates to open doors or move platforms, often requiring you to split up your party and coordinate their actions. Along the way, you'll have to fend off fire elementals and other fiery foes in classic turn-based combat. As you progress to the second and third valves, the puzzles get a bit trickier. You might need to activate plates in a specific order or navigate more complex routes. The Fire Kingdom itself is a visually striking environment, all molten rivers and glowing embers, constantly reminding you of the danger. The final valve often requires the most thought, perhaps involving backtracking or using areas that were previously inaccessible. Successfully blocking all three valves averts immediate disaster in the Fire Kingdom and earns the gratitude of Flame Princess. She then offers vital clues that move the main story forward, bringing Finn and Jake closer to solving the overarching mystery of the flood and confronting those behind it. "Block the Valves" is a great example of how the game combines the fun, wacky spirit of *Adventure Time* with engaging, accessible gameplay. More - Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion: https://bit.ly/42oFwaf Steam: https://bit.ly/4nZwyIG #AdventureTimePiratesOfTheEnchiridion #AdventureTime #TheGamerBay #TheGamerBayLetsPlay