5.6 /10 1 Votes
5.7/10 IGN Release date(s) December 12, 2007 Developer Behaviour Santiago Genre Action role-playing game | 59% Metacritic 5/10 GameSpot Initial release date 12 December 2007 Publisher Sierra Entertainment Mode Single-player video game | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Platforms Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows Similar Behaviour Santiago games, Action role-playing games | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Evgtv com s arkadian warriors review xbox 360 arcade
Arkadian Warriors is an action role-playing game developed by Wanako Studios for the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade service. The title was officially announced during the 2007 Leipzig Games Convention and was later released on December 12, 2007.
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- Evgtv com s arkadian warriors review xbox 360 arcade
- Arkadian warriors gameplay
- Gameplay
- Reception
- References
Arkadian warriors gameplay
Gameplay
Players select one of three different character classes to play as from the choices of "Soldier", "Archer", and "Sorcerer". Players can play alone, or cooperatively with another player locally or over Xbox Live.
During play, characters are tasked with saving the land of Arkadia by completing a series of 19 quests, ultimately defeating the evil Gorgon. Quests are received at a town hub where other activities can also be carried out. Most of these quests are relatively straightforward in nature, such as recovering some quantity of a certain item, or defeating certain foes.
Within the randomly generated dungeon, players battle large numbers of enemies using abilities specific to their class. Upon gaining a certain amount of experience, characters increase in power and gain additional spells or skills. Additionally, while battling foes, a meter slowly fills which allows players to temporarily morph into a beastly form. These alter egos take the shape of a phoenix, lion or dragon, depending on class.
Reception
Arkadian Warriors met with an icy reception at IGN, where it earned a grade of "Mediocre" (5.7/10). The review concludes, "We can handle repetitious gameplay in our dungeon crawlers -- it’s generally mindless fun. When you add in a total lack of variety in dungeon and mission design and toss a bunch of generic monsters our way, it just becomes mindless." The GameSpot review also blasted the title for its generic and repetitive gameplay, earning it a similar "Mediocre" (5.0/10) score. Trigames.NET contributor Patrick Hickey Jr. said that Arkadian Warriors "feels like a haphazard clone of a dozen other good games and leaves its owner wanting to play something else."