| Display title | Boss Game |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Some video games feature a Boss Rush, which is when you have to fight several bosses in short succession. Boss Games take this to the next level: The whole thing is nothing but boss battles with sometimes the occasional breather segment in between. The polar opposite is Mooks but No Bosses, and the extreme end of Easy Levels, Hard Bosses. Boss-Only Level is a Sub-Trope, in which only one level is just a boss. |
