Today Lias and I play through the last set of Trap Team Arena Battles called Brock’s Rumble Clubhouse. First we show you how to unlock this last set, in case you don’t know how. I spend most of the time using Spotlight, while Lias mostly uses Thunderbolt and Wolfgang. Check it out!
Today, Lias and I play through our last unlocked set of Trap Team Arena Challenges called Quicksand Coliseum. We have one more set of Arena Battles left, but they remain locked. Check it out and see how we do.
Welcome to the fourth installment of Trap Team Arena Battles. Today Lias and I take on the Exhaust Junction. This is the most challenging (and frustrating) set of arenas we’ve played yet. Guess which one of us gets frustrated and guess which one of us takes it all in stride? We are forced to use a couple of our best ranged characters in this installment so most of the battles are fought with Bushwhack, Wildfire, and Gusto. Give it a watch and let us know if these levels frustrated you as much as it did us.
Here is a question for you. A four year old and a guy that’s been playing games for over 35 years enters an Arena. Who ends up saving the day? Give up? Watch this Trap Team Arena Battles – Drain of Sorrows to find out.
Today Lias and I take on the second set of Trap Team Arena Battles called Dreamquake. These arenas all come from the Monster Marsh level where you fight against the Dreamcatcher in her arena. (Though this is NOT the level you trap the Dreamcatcher.) In these battles the floor will constantly split (due to quakes) leaving areas separated by gaps. In addition, each arena battle we play has it’s own set of rules. We used a couple of mini’s that we only had at level 6 to begin with and found that a couple of the arena battles were pretty tough. After playing two sets of Arena Battles so far in Trap Team, I think they have done a better job of making each arena challenge different and more challenging.
Lias and I are back with a look at Trap Team’s Arena Battles. Today we tackle the first set of Arena’s called Phoenix Nest. There are four arena in total and we tackle them all in this video. The first is called Artillery Attack. We dodge bombs while we fight waves of enemies. In the second challenge, we play Nest Ball. In this battle there is a glowing ball that we must pick up to get a power boost. If we get hit though we drop the ball. The third challenge is called Birdy Bombs. Baby birdies will pop out of the next in random places and chomp anyone who gets too close. And Finally we play Perilous Perch Skirmish which combines all of the three previous arenas. Check it out and let us know what you think of Trap Team Arena Battles – Phoenix Nest.
