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Gigas in Stellar Blade is one of the several bosses you will encounter during your 20–hour run of the game’s campaign. Players will encounter this particular Alpha Naytiba after they pass through the ruined city, and before heading into the city of Xion. It resembles a large beast with a circular chainsaw-like head and can be quite the challenge for the uninitiated.

A breakdown of the Gigas in Stellar Blade can be found below, detailing its movesets and the general strategy to follow.

Battles in Stellar Blade are fast-paced and rather difficult, with the Gigas being no exception. Here is a general strategy you can follow against this particular boss.

The Gigas in Stellar Blade represents the game’s first major spike in difficulty. As such, you must be extremely cautious during Stellar Blade boss battles, opting to make use of parries and dodges as and when necessary.

It is highly recommended to parry attacks instead of blocking them, as it will keep the enemy off-balance and deplete their shields quicker. Dodging is also a viable option but is best left reserved for unblockable attacks (indicated by a yellow flash).

You can always polish up your skills using the built-in Training Mode.

Once Gigas’s health drops to 50% or lower, it will go berserk and enter into a secondary phase. His fists will be covered in magma, making attacks all the more deadly.

The Gigas in Stellar Blade can now make use of several AoE (Area of Effect) attacks, causing pools of magma to spill out. Make sure to dodge these attacks to avoid losing out on a large chunk of your HP.

Much like Soulsborne titles, the Gigas in Stellar Blade also require patience to deal with. You must learn the enemy’s attack patterns and react accordingly. Do not overexert EVE