Backpack Hero Clearance Guide Backpack Hero Mobile Version Tutorial

In the strategy gameplay of Backpack Hero, which centers on backpack space management, the placement of items directly determines combat effectiveness. Today, we bring you a guide to passing through Backpack Hero. In fact, the mobile version is the same as the original, both using clicks to rotate items and long presses to drag for precise positioning, creating a myriad of tactical combinations. The key to passing lies in the order of backpack expansion, the build of core output, and the handling of cursed resources. The following will break down the practical details of each stage.

At the beginning, it's necessary to prioritize horizontal expansion of the backpack space. Starting with a 3×3 grid, first unlock the three spaces on the right side, ensuring room for weapon swings. Helmet equipment (such as "Knight's Helmet") must be placed in the top row of the backpack to take effect; if misplaced in the middle, it becomes completely ineffective. For every empty space below shoes (like "Leather Boots"), 1 additional block point is provided, suggesting a layout of: helmet in the center of the top row, sword-type weapons on the left side of the second row (with at least 1 empty space around to ensure damage factor), shield on the right, and boots and healing potions arranged at the bottom. Before the first boss, make sure to reach level 4 to unlock the sixth slot, otherwise, the basic attack and defense system cannot be accommodated.

The core of the mana flow lies in the energy transmission path of the Mage Sword. The damage of this weapon depends on the amount of mana flowing through it, requiring a straight line connection with mana sources like the Fire Staff—placed vertically or horizontally adjacent, ensuring that mana flows from the source through the sword to the end empty spot. Black mana stones should be placed diagonally opposite the sword; after being destroyed, they permanently increase the mana cap by 1. When the Lightning Ring is placed next to three or more mana stones, each adjacent stone increases its damage by 10%, and when surrounded by six stones, it can deal an extra 180% damage in a single turn. Be mindful of enemy displacement skills that disrupt the transmission chain, and adjust positions during battles as needed.

For high-difficulty survival, it's crucial to pay attention to structures and dodge gear, as armor in the game has very high cost-effectiveness, so it's important to understand them first.The "Roof" structure must cover the bricks below it vertically, for example, stacking three bricks and then covering them with the roof, increasing the block value from 3 to 6. Ninja clothing needs to be placed independently without adjacent armor, sacrificing 100% block for a 40% dodge rate, combined with metal masks to stack dodge layers (each mask provides one judgment), achieving melee immunity with eight masks. Mirror Shields need to face the direction of the enemy's attack, reflecting ranged projectiles and dealing 12 fixed counter-damage, prioritizing their placement in the front row when fighting groups of archers. Due to space constraints, I won't go into detail about bosses, but the principle is to play to the strengths of your build, as each build, once formed, has strong combat power.

A common difficulty is that cursed monsters (marked with red skulls) must be killed first. If cursed, you must immediately choose: deduct 20% of current health (not reduced by armor), or store the cursed item in the backpack, occupying 1 slot and deducting 5 health per turn. The latter requires meeting conditions to remove the "Thorn Curse" after using 10 skills. Prioritize buying backpack expansion coupons with gold, followed by coal to reset consumable usage. Reserve 25 gold before the shop refreshes, and immediately buy discounted items like the Bloodthirsty Sword, which drops from 30 gold to 18, allowing the difference to purchase another healing potion.

The essence of passing through is the build of space and efficiency. From the rule of placing helmets at the top to the straight-line transmission of mana flow, the position of each item requires careful consideration. Besides using two-finger zoom to fine-tune the layout, the mobile version is no different from the original. Reserving empty slots before boss fights to reorganize, protecting the completeness of the output chain (such as leaving space around the sword), and maintaining key functional positions are small tips that can significantly improve the chances of passing through.