So throughout Insomnism, the player encounters many various enemies theyâll need to use maneuver, battle, and outwit in the game. Progressively more and more dangerous to the player requiring some strategy and speed. These enemies normally follow one of a few classes:
Usually coming in groups, they roam among themselves until coming into view of the player. Their strategy comes from them attempting to overwhelm the player in their numbers but, due to their small size, they are actually able to be picked up using the Fishing Rod and flung back at other enemies or objects. They usually only take one good whack to knock out.
Just about Somnâs height, these enemies are more intelligent than the Light Class and move faster, too. They can side-step the player sometimes when approached up-close for melee attacks. Best method is to keep some distance and use ranged attacks with the Fishing Rod although these enemies can also sometimes used ranged attacks of their own! Two solid hits should take âem out.
The Heavy Class being the most intimidating of the standard enemies as they can take quite the punishment - Four hits each to bring them down. Unique to this class, Heavy enemies can block / shield themselves from basic melee attacks and projectiles thrown at them. To break their block, the player can either slide under them to break their stance or throw a keg (filled with dynamite) using the Fishing Rod.
Now these fellas will find a way to throw a wrench into the mix (though perhaps not literally). They will have strange gimmicks and behavioral patterns the player will need to observe and learn in order to form the right approach. The Oddball Class could manipulate the environment, switch up their attacks, fly, or even cause more trouble than the Heavy Class if you catch them on a bad day.
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