Rain World Farm Arrays (2024)

FAQs

What is the hardest area in Rain World? ›

The Exterior is a wildly challenging and difficult region and is intended to be one of the last regions in the game. featuring both scenic views and deadly enemies. The Exterior is an extremely hard region, with platforming mechanics that will push the player to their limits.

As almost any critical or user review will tell you, Rain World is a difficult game. It isn't and shouldn't be controversial to say so. However, opinions diverge on the significance of this difficulty.

The Monk is a yellow Slugcat and the easy mode of Rain World.

Although it is completely up to the player which route they choose, the most common path for Easy and Normal Mode speedruns and streamlined completion is; Outskirts-Industrial Complex-Garbage Wastes-Shoreline-Shaded Citadel-The Exterior-Five Pebbles-The Exterior-Chimney Canopy-Sky Islands-Farm Arrays-Subterranean- ...

Technically speaking yes. If you can get above the clouds or beyond the reach of the rainclouds. Only possible in very specific zones. If the rain is already starting as you go up though the screen shake will stay despite being past the clouds so you have to get above them early enough for it not to be annoying.

Each cycle in Rain World has a random duration, visible in the bottom left corner surrounding the karma symbol. The "pips" each represent 30 seconds, and each cycle can last a maximum of 26 pips (13 minutes) with an extra 20 seconds not shown in the timer.

Once Slugcat has visited 4 Echoes, their maximum Karma level reaches 10, and further visited Echoes do not raise it.

Rain World is a platforming survival game set in a dismal world in the process of being drowned by an endless storm. Players will take control of a tiny Slugcat and try to survive the treacherous terrain and the lethal predators on their path to a better life.

How do you get outlaw Rain World? ›

The easiest way to get outlaw is to travel to the shaded citadel and just kill 2 lantern mice per day for few cycles (you'll also be able to get the friend achievement at the same time this way if a lizard grabs those dead mice).

Unfortunate Development is an optional subregion and can be circumvented by taking the bottom left path in the first large room Slugcat encounters while traveling upwards from the gate.

Difficulty modes take the form of different playable characters: the Survivor (original) and the Monk (easier). If you like hard games like Hollow Knight or Dark Souls, stick with Survivor. If you love Rain World's style but aren't into hard games, the Monk could certainly help.

Probably. Monk in the tt rules is by many counted as the worst class, delivering by far the least dmg etc.

Baiting them into an area where they are forced into a choke point, hitting them with a Rock to flip them over, then stabbing them is a good strategy to dispatch them. Additionally, a Blue Lizard latching on with its tongue grants a good opportunity to throw a Spear into its mouth.

Monk (Yellow), Survivor (White), and Hunter (Red) correspond to easy, medium, and hard difficulties, respectively.

There are twelve different regions in Rain World. Each could be considered a "biome" as many flora and fauna in a region depend on natural aspects, such as height or amount of water. Likewise, creatures in a watery region tend to be amphibious, while creatures that live in the Sky Islands have flight capabilities.

Basic combat

To hurt them, Slugcat usually needs to Spear them in their softer back. Rocks flip Lizards over when thrown at their heads. A Spear can be thrown immediately after for a simple attack. Remember to keep the Rock in the Slugcat's right hand to throw first!

To swim underneath the surface (and consequently faster), use swim-strokes / boosts to swim slightly upwards, angle down slightly to maintain initial depth, and repeat. Counteracting upwards drift is important for swimming through underwater tunnels, to avoid being trapped against the ceiling.