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Kingdom Under Fire Crusades - Xbox Game
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Kingdom Under Fire Heroes Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:882224053983
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Mature
SKU:XBOX_KINGDOM_UNDER_FIRE_HEROES
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Fighting, role-playing, Strategy |
| Players | 1-4+ |
| Condition | Used |
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Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes picks up on the same note as its predecessor Crusaders, although the time period it is set in is five years earlier than the start of the Encablossa War depicted in the first Xbox release.It seems to forego much of the tutorial of the first game, which is actually a bit of a shame; the difficulty and complexity of the game can be extremely overwhelming for a newcomer.The graphics are generally pretty good, and some of the battle scenes are incredible for their complexity. The strategy component seems to be ramped up a bit, and troop maneuvers are as important at the beginning of this one; some missions would be nearly impossible without having been familiar with scouts, withdrawal and repositioning and troops type counters that were learned in the first game. An easier to control camera for moving your troops would have been welcome, but it’s not really improved from the first game; easier selection and waypoint creation would have been most welcome.Despite all this, it’s a very fun game with some interesting characters and loads of replay value. Don’t buy into it expecting Dynasty Warriors; there is a hack and slash component to it, but the strategy game of controlling your troops on the fly is the key to success.Fun and challenging with a few frustrations that keep it from being all that it could be, but still a great game that’s unique in its presentation.
Great
Showed up quickly, and was surprised to find out it was brand new still in the plastic. Very pleased.
Excellent game. My favorite is the crusaders but they are both great. Kingdom Under Fire has never come back to the formula that works so awesome for these games.The disk was in excellent shape!
If you like the first game then this is definitely a must. It basically is an expansion of the previous game and follows the same way of playing. My only problem with the game is the re-usage of fmv from the previous game.
This is a great game. Quite challenging and at times too challenging. I found myself wondering at times if the games makers even wanted you to be able to finish this one. If you didn’t finish “Kingdom Under Fire the Crusaders”, don’t even get this one because it will be too much for you. You’ll break many valuable objects in your house. It can be quite frustrating. If you were one of the seemingly very few of us that did finish the Crusaders then this is a must have and it is a steal at this price. The graphics are a little better than the last installment, the voice acting not quite as good, and yes they still have the crappy rock music. The biggest complaint people seemed to have with the last version was the music and the lack of the custom soundtrack which was promised on the box. It’s like the creators said “oh you didn’t like the music huh??? well you can stick it cause here it is again”. It’s still a great game and well worth the price even if just for the story lines of the seven characters in this one. It fills in some of the plot holes and unanswered questions from the last one.Once again a great game and as usualThe statistics say…I’m always rightShowtime Out
Arrived in good condition, loved the game on the original Xbox. Be warned, it does not work on the Xbox 360.
Classic game.
Can’t comment on game bought for a relative
It works fine no problem.
Bladestar –
A bit confusing, this entry into the Kingdom Under Fire series predates The Crusades or the 360 version. The controls are a little slippery and the story is a bit convoluted. While the game itself is hard to master, once you have the basics down, you’ll do fine. A good entry into the back catalog of the original Xbox, but most likely will sit on the shelf while you pull out some of the other actual classics.
Donna walker –
My son loves his game! Delivery time was great, received it way before the expected delivery date.
A. M. Adams –
Besides the game itself being amazing, the physical copy I bought came to my home quickly, and was still in the original factory seal! I am almost too giddy to actually break the seal.
NicholasWaters –
I buy the game for my boyfriend and the game was new, the case has never been open before. Also, the price was super cheat
Michael K. –
Greatest xBox game ever!
Mr.Vinny –
AWESOMES…
R. Saxton –
LOVE IT . . THE STRATEGY OF THE GAME . . . IT WAS NICE AND REFRESHING FROM ALL THE OTHER GAMEPLAYS OUT THERE. I LIKED IT. . FOR A CHANGE OF PACE.
Kevin Young –
As the title implies, the game hasn’t changed much from the original. The few changes it does have aren’t huge, but they do enhance the game. First off though, for the people that have not played the first game, I’ll go ahead and break up the strong and weak points that the sequel has.GAMEPLAY: 8/10: The gameplay itself is pretty fun, but it takes a mission or two to actually learn how to play well. The mixing of RTS and button mashing had never been done before the Kingdom Under Fire (KUF from now on) games. You could be engaged in melee with your hero, fighting off a couple troops of orcs, and decide you want your archers to attack them as well, you just pop up your trusty Map, switch to your archers, and tell them to attack the guys attacking you. It’s that simple to command multiple troops while already engaged in combat. The reason I gave gameplay and 8/10 is because the gameplay could have been enhanced a bit. Like waypoints and other such things, when you move troops, their pathfinding skills are sometimes horrible. (For instance, on a mission I played last night, my troops ran around in a circle twice before actually going through the forest to the area I wanted them to.)GRAPHICS: 8/10: The graphics in this game are pretty good, nothing groundbreaking of course, but good. You can have many orcs, humans, dark elves and the like all in one screen fighting. The sheer numbers that can be on screen all at once is great. I do have a complaint though, although the voice acti.
S. Xiong –
Fun game as you can control a dedicated unit to you and whole battalions of soldiers.
Tye Caldwell –
Just got my copy today, not a scratch on the CD. Mint. With manual also. Very awesome condition for such an old game.