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If you love mass-scale combat, then you will almost certainly love Kingdom Under Fire. It's impressive to see so much action on the screen at once, though there are some instances of slowdown, it's not enough to harm the gameplay.

You'll want it nice and close up, though, because there's some great detail on the creatures and the terrain, with dust particles flying up when you storm across the dirt. The camera, which can be pulled back slightly, is pretty good throughout combat. You will literally cut down three enemies at a time with a single swing, because they are elbow to elbow, the blood staining the ground (especially impressive in the snow levels). What makes the combat so special, aside from the sheer joy of slicing and dicing with button-mashing galore, is that you are constantly swarmed. You can also call for help from either of your two officers, who start with some basic attacks, but can be upgraded to cast lighting, heal your troops, and slice through enemies with powerful, enchanted weapons.

The sense of scale is handled perfectly and that makes the combat all the more intense.Ĭontrolling your hero, you have only a few simple combos available, with a normal and heavy attack available, plus a block button. The battle map will sometimes have 200 troops and in combat you'll fight several dozen enemies at once. And there will be dozens and dozens of these enemies on screen at one time. You will battle with and against some truly spectacular creatures. The Dark Legion is packed with orcs, trolls, dark elves, and even dragons.

KUF is based in a fantasy realm with shades of Dungeons & Dragons sprinkled throughout. Once you are in combat, you control your hero, but your troops morale (and therefore fighting competence) is based on how successful you are using your hero to rip through the enemy troops. Forget Dynasty Warriors, this is the type of mass-scale combat I want on my Xbox. This is KUF's bread and butter and is the half of gameplay that I absolutely love. It's set up simply, but has a lot of depth within and the choices you make throughout will affect the way you approach future battles.Īction Kingdom Under Fire gameplay can be broken down into two halves. There's a lot of customization offered that geeks like myself who love the RPG-like elements of upgrading characters will drool all over. Evolve your archers into bombardiers or turn your lowly grunts into Paladins given time. Your troop's job path is reminiscent of the sphere grid from FF X, though not as complex, with branching paths based on meeting minimum stat requirements.

Each hero has their own moves, special abilities, and officers that can aid them and as you gain experience and earn cash, you can upgrade your hero and officers' skills, upgrade troop weapons and armor, and alter your troop's job. You will command a variety of squadrons, but in combat you will only control your hero. Along with the sizable campaign, there's an interesting online campaign that allows you to battle head-to-head with online enemies while building your army to become a superior force.Įach mission involves some sort of confrontation. Each campaign tells a different story of the war and each will require you to use different tactics as you tackle unique missions (with close to 60 missions total). Two of these heroes work for the human faction, the other two for the enemy Dark Legion. KUF's is broken up into four separate campaigns, where you take the role of one of a quartet of heroes.

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