Part 20

Guide to Part 20 of Street Fighter 6: Red Stone Valley. Learn how to defeat annoying enemies, navigate swinging passages, and face the Bionic Arm Cyborg boss.

Walkthrough: You start in the bottom left corner. Blast the first red wall with the 3-Way Cannon (Rocket Launcher won't work). You can use the 3-Way Cannon or swap to the Rocket Launcher after clearing the wall by exiting and re-entering the level. Go right, swing over the barrel, and ascend to the highest green platform. Continue right, dealing with trucks using the 3-Way Cannon (front) or Rocket Launcher (behind). Be aware of projectiles and the squatting guard that emerges from destroyed trucks. Proceed right above the trucks to a corridor. Watch out for an oncoming truck. Ascend to the red stone platform above, then to the green platform. A box will drop; collect its contents. The next section involves reaching top platforms and swinging left, while being attacked by respawning chopper enemies. The 3-Way Cannon can shoot straight up, but the Rocket Launcher is faster if you can get to their height. From your current position, go left to the third column of platforms. Ascend to the top platform with a bulb. This is the start of the swinging challenge. Shoot your arm into the gray squares on the rope to swing left. Avoid chopper bullets. If you fall, you'll need to restart from the truck area. A platform in the middle offers a brief respite. Continue swinging left to reach the top-left corner, where the boss room is located. BOSS FIGHT: Bionic Arm Cyborg This boss is found in the boss room. If you have the Rocket Launcher, you can bypass the fight. Stand under the far-right edge of his platform. When he moves back and fires his arm, quickly climb up and shoot the final computer. If you have the 3-Way Cannon, you can attempt the same strategy, but it will take longer and be riskier. Alternatively, stand on the low platform left of the boss's platform, hang from the roof, and drop down when he approaches. In mid-air, shoot his face directly; shots will otherwise bounce off. Once defeated, the final computer poses no threat.