TACTICAL GUIDE By Gamer Guide Desk Gameplay & Mechanics Analysis • Walkthroughs, loadouts, and tier lists The Citadel Project builds its gameplay loop around environmental interaction and light control. Like the classic immersive sims that inspired it, visibility relies entirely on your position relative to shadows and ambient illumination. Torches can be extinguished using water arrows, dousing buckets, or thrown objects, creating safe corridors through heavily guarded halls. However, undead sentries respond to environmental alterations. Extinguishing a wall sconce prompts nearby skeletal patrols to investigate the sudden dark zone immediately. Related Guide: Borderlands 4 Year Two Expansion Guide: Sales Milestones, PC Fixes, and Build Preparation Combat integrates physical momentum into every tactical engagement. The signature front kick allows players to launch skeletal guards off high parapets, into wall spikes, or down long flights of stairs. Unarmored undead sust...
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