Best trinkets for early entry into the air

Windthe latest game from Motion Twin, has the same mechanics as dead cells. Players can find weapons on their run such as a magic staff or throwing stars. They can also give their character Boosts or Gifts to give them temporary upgrades such as increased HP.

Then there is a sub-weapon called Trinkets, and fans of dead cells should be familiar with their mechanics. Players cannot fire these Trinkets like normal weapons. Instead, they work on cooldowns like skills in RPGs. There are a lot of them Windblown's Currently in Early Access, and those that will improve the running. Try to double check them, which admittedly requires luck.

8 Blade Storm

Surround Yourself With Winds of Devastation

Blade Storm is not to be confused with the Musou spinoff game called Bladestorm: Hundred Years War. Instead, Windblown's Blade Storm will surround the player with an aura of wind that will cut through enemies that step into it. It's a useful Trinket because it protects the player while dealing damage, and there aren't many Trinkets like it so far in the Early Access build. Players can see this very early and can also be exposed a lot. When dealing with hordes of enemies like in the arena room, Blade Storm is a powerful Trinket to equip.

7 Boing fish

Avoid enemy attacks

The Boing Fish is technically not a Trinket as it falls into its own category. It is a Magifish and players can activate it using the right trigger on their controller. It goes on cooldowns like Trinkets, and there are only three in the game so far, so let's just count it here. Now, the three Magifish are much bigger and stronger than any Trinket in the game. The defending fish can make players invincible and the Gobbling Fish will eat the opponent and then explode. Boing fish is the best because it is a mixture of both. The player can jump into it, causing the player to fall and crash into enemies. This move will keep the player invincible while doing it and deal a lot of damage. In boss fights, this can quickly destroy one of them.

6 bomb

Do as he says

Bomb isn't an exciting name for a Trinket but it's pretty powerful regardless. Players can literally throw bombs that will explode for a lot of damage in a small area. In a normal group of enemies, this can destroy most of them if you aim well or at least get close to death.

This is also good for boss fights if the player wants to make a good dent in him. This Trinket isn't much because it's simple and straight to the point, it does what it's supposed to do: explode.

5 Burn Aura

Add fire effects to weapons

Burn Aura has a few different effects when the player activates the Trinket. It will create an aura around the player that will explode when the timer runs out. It's a good part of the Trinket but the main thing is to put a weapon on fire that will damage the enemy with the effect of the Burn status. Pokemon players will know what they're doing as Burn will deal more damage to enemies with fire damage over time. The more times the player hits an enemy with Burn, the stronger the damage. There are other status effects in Windblown that players can add to their weapons like Bleed or Curse, but Burn is a prime example.

4 Death Orb

Create an Orb that follows and attacks enemies

The Death Orb is a great name besides being a powerful Trinket. Once activated, the crash pad will move across the battlefield and stealthily attack the enemy. The spinning blade isn't very powerful, but a sustained strike will do damage quickly. The area of ​​effect is what players love about this Trinket. It's like adding an AI friend to a game when players don't want to deal with others in a co-op session. It's a decent choice even if the Death Orb won't last forever.

3 Detonated

The enemy blows up and explodes

If there is one thing Wind is skilled, making words from item names to dialog prompts. Detonado is a good example as this reverse tornado will blow enemies away before exploding. It's more of a black hole than a normal storm but nonetheless, it works. If players are lucky, they may want to use Detonado to stun the enemy and then unleash Blade Storm to finish them off.

One of the many combo players can accomplish in Windblown, a roguelike that seems to favor combo attacks thanks to its weapon-based Alterattack ability. Not as powerful as the Bomb, but the Detonado is still a powerful Trinket.

2 Frost Nova

Stop the enemy in an area

One of the best component products of dead cells is ice because weapons and skills can lighten the enemy in place. The Motion Twin carried the legacy there Wind with this Trinket, Frost Nova, which is an ice-based bomb that will explode in a small area to freeze enemies in place. This can give players extra time to heal if they need it or they can better position themselves behind enemies to deal more damage. For example, there is a permanent player upgrade called Backstabber that returns to the HQ to cause more damage from behind. However, if players use this Trinket, Frost Nova will be hard to pass.

1 Goo Bomb

Keep the enemy in place

There are many bomb-based Trinkets in Windblown that are not common in roguelikes or in games developed by Motion Twin. dead cells they are full of everything from ice to fire. The Goo Bomb is a bit more original to Windblown as it will explode in a large area but it won't do much damage at first. Instead, the goo can damage enemies over time, and temporary upgrades can increase that damage or cause the goo to stick to enemies to stay in place. Since the Trinket icon looks like a can of paint and the goo is colored, players may wonder if Motion Twin was inspired by Splatoon a popular series of inks such as bright colors.