#Shadow of the colossus ps2 colossi how to
How to defeat the first colossus Valus, the Minotaur Then follow it around to the left, and double back to the right again, climbing up a few rocky ledges as you go, and it's fairly simple from there. Jump and hang onto that, holding down R2 to stay holding on, and climb up. When you get to the rocky wall straight ahead from the Shrine, you'll see a sort of shaggy, mossy growth to the right. The only obstacle in your path to Valus is a small introductory bit of platforming. Hold up your sword to get a proper idea, then call Agro, your horse with Triangle, hop on with Triangle or X, speed up with Triangle again, and you're away. One caveat to remember is that the sword will only work like this when exposed to sunlight.įor Valus, the first colossus standing in your way, it's basically straight ahead from the Shrine. The beams will be more spread out the further away you look from the direction to the next colossus, and and more focus the closer you get to the right direction. The beams of light coming from it will narrow as you point it towards your target, essentially telling you if you're getting warmer or colder as you look around for a direction to head in. To find colossi, the main thing you need to do is hold up your ancient sword, with R1.
Colossus 1 location and how to find the first colossus Valus, the MinotaurĪfter watching Shadow of the Colossus' lovely opening cinematic, you'll find yourself standing in the Shrine of Worship, staring out towards the rocky horizon. Colossus 1 in Shadow of the Colossus, known as the first colossus Valus or the Minotaur amongst fans, is relatively simple to take down, acting as a kind of introduction to the game's main mechanics of climbing onto the monsters and finding their weak spots.īelow, we'll go over that first colossus' location, as well as how to defeat Valus the Minotaur and any other tips to bear in mind, too.Ĭycle back to our main Shadow of the Colossus walkthrough, guide and tips hub for much more, meanwhile.
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