Black Beacon 3-7 Level Guide: How to Pass Black Beacon 3-7

Today, I'm going to share with you the walkthrough for Black Beacon 3-7. In the seventh section of Chapter 3 of Black Beacon, the game's pace shifts from the linear progression of the previous levels to a multi-dimensional structure that emphasizes both combat and puzzle-solving. This pushes players' mastery of character skills, understanding of terrain, and ability to judge pacing to new heights.

This section starts very smoothly, requiring players to control Nana through a narrow passage, with scattered enemies and interactive elements along the way serving as a prelude. The real challenge comes after entering the second area, where, with the activation of the central computer, a small closed-loop combat zone appears before the player. The massive Boss, like a sleeping mechanical beast, exerts an overwhelming sense of pressure the moment the battle begins. Its attack pattern centers around a two-stage charging skill, with each release preceded by a noticeable flash, but relying solely on visual cues is clearly insufficient to avoid all damage.

In this situation, switching characters becomes key to breaking the rhythm. Shamash's instant step mechanism is particularly important here, not only allowing for precise evasion of the Boss's two-stage attacks but also enabling counterattacks during brief stuns. If choosing to confront head-on, one must rely on Shamash's ultimate move to create displacement and burst effects, combined with Nana's long-range support, to form alternating attacks, gradually reducing the Boss's health without being overwhelmed.

However, the difficulty of 3-7 does not stop at combat. The puzzles that follow the battle are the true test of the player's patience and spatial thinking. Two sets of mechanisms are distributed on both sides of the platform in the scene. Judging by sight alone can easily lead to misjudgment of the grappling hook's range. In fact, by positioning Shamash at the very edge of the right platform, one can precisely hook the high button on the left side, completing the mechanism linkage. This design tests the player's control over character skills while ingeniously blending operation and observation, showcasing the developer's maturity in level pacing design. On the narrative level, 3-7 continues the theme of "fate and choice." Every line of dialogue between Nana and Shamash reveals a sense of helplessness about the future and a determination to persist. Upon learning that stopping Atun's activation is almost impossible, Nana proposes to reconstruct the path of fate based on the premise that "the future cannot be observed."

This section allows players to experience Nana's gameplay relatively fully for the first time. Her skill releases have a strong visual impact; the moment her light blade slices through the air, the trailing red shadow intertwines with the battlefield background, forming a picture of aesthetic beauty, satisfying both operational pleasure and enhancing the character's presence.