Metroid Dread Walkthrough: Area Route, EMMI, and Completion

Metroid Dread Walkthrough: Area Route, EMMI, and Completion

Metroid Dread walkthrough can be a guide for those of you who are playing the game Metroid Dread and confused about determining the progress route, finding the main ability, or facing EMMI.

Each area has interconnected paths and some sections can only be passed after Samus obtains certain abilities.

Besides following the storyline, you can also pursue 100 percent completion by collecting various Missile Tank, Energy Tank, Energy Part, and Power Bomb Expansion. Here's the guide.

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Area Progression Route & Main Ability Order

Before playing this fairly complicated game, you need to pay attention to what area progress you have to complete first.

Area and Ability Order

The exploration sequence isn't always strictly linear, as some areas can be revisited. However, Samus's main progression generally follows this path:

• Artaria – The starting area where Samus gets some basic abilities.
• Cataris – Start opening access to previously blocked areas.
• Dairon – Get some important upgrades for exploration.
• Burenia – Areas with water environments and paths that require certain abilities.
• Ferenia – One of the important areas in the development of the story.
• Ghavoran – Opens access to new paths and additional abilities.
• Elun – A short but important area for certain progress.
• Hanubia – The final area before entering the final battle sequence.

For core skills, progress to pay attention to includes:

• Phantom Cloak – Help Samus bypass sensors and EMMIs without being easily detected.
• Morph Ball – Allows Samus to transform into a ball to pass through narrow gaps.
• Flash Shift – Provides the ability to make rapid movements in a certain direction.
• Screw Attack – Helps destroy certain objects and enemies using spinning jumps.

Since some abilities can open paths to old areas, don't hesitate to do so. backtracking after getting new abilities.

EMMI Zone Guide and How to Beat It

EMMI Zones usually marked by a door or an opaque white area. Upon entering, Samus must be careful, as the EMMI will chase her and can move very quickly.

Phantom Cloak can be used to reduce the chance of detection. However, this ability's energy is limited, so it should be used at opportune moments.

Yellow EMMI

The yellow EMMI is fast, making it difficult to catch or avoid. Take advantage of narrow paths and avoid moving recklessly when you hear its presence.

Green EMMI

The green EMMI has abilities that make its movements even more dangerous in certain areas. Pay attention to patrol patterns before moving.

White EMMI

The white EMMI has the ability to detect Samus's presence from a distance. Phantom Cloak is especially useful when passing through the area she guards.

Red EMMI

The red EMMI is one of the most dangerous threats due to its speed and ability to chase Samus. Make sure you understand the exit route before attracting its attention.

For defeat EMMI, you must first find the Central Unit. After defeating the Central Unit, Samus obtains the Omega Cannon, which is used to destroy EMMI's head armor. Once the armor is broken, aim the shot at the core of its head.

If the EMMI captures Samus, there is still a chance to do something. counters. Timing must be very precise, so don't press the button too quickly.

Upgrade Location Map for 100 Percent Completion

Pursuing 100 percent requires thorough exploration. Don't just follow the story path because many items are hidden behind walls, small alleys, and puzzles.

Energy Tank and Energy Part useful for increasing Samus' energy capacity. Meanwhile, Missile Tank increase missile capacity.

The Shinespark and Speed Booster puzzles are among the most challenging. You need to maintain momentum, choose the right direction, and then use your abilities with precise timing.

Towards the end of the game, the Power Bomb Expansion is also an important item to look for if your target is 100 percent.

areas	Focus Item
Artaria	Energy, Missile, and initial upgrades
Cataris	Missile Tank and Energy upgrade
Dairon	Missile, Energy, and Speed Booster puzzle
Burenia	Missile and Energy upgrades
Ferenia	Missile and Power Bomb
Ghavoran	Missile and Energy upgrades
Elun	Upgrades and hidden items
Hanubia	Power Bomb and final item

The specific item count may vary based on the type of expansion being calculated, so use the interactive map or double-check each room if chasing 100 percent.

By following this Metroid Dread walkthrough, you can more easily determine your progress route and prepare yourself to face the E.M.M.I. The key is not to rush.

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After getting a new ability, do backtracking because previously impassable areas often hold important upgrades.

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