Thread: Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom

"In the beginning, the darkness and the light is separated and the world was born."So begins the prologue of Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom , and, to tell the truth, is the first and last mention of a plot line in the game. Always the same rigamarole with names and times: Niblo, Lord of Light, and Encablossa, Lord of Darkness, to avoid tensions and wars decide to alternate control of the planet-to-head era. Well it is obvious is not it? The cycle stops when Niblo, tired of having to start from scratch each time at the beginning of his reign, he decides to break the covenant and at the end of his turn, refuses to pass the baton to Encablossa which, needless to say, do not take it all well, unleashing his legions against those of his light antagonist.


Here, this is the whole plot, and do not expect much more for the rest of the game. Much is left to interpretation or imagination. Fancy me away Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom is undecided. He does not know whether to be an RPG or a hack'n'slash could then take the worst of the two categories and place in a very bleak from both visually and technically.



At the beginning of the game you can choose from four characters (two more are unlockable later) that differ in attributes such as speed and health points. Later in the game one wonders what has to do with the speed (of attack) when the focus of combat are the AP (attack points).


Logic would suggest that this choice gifts to Circle of Doom is something strategic, but it's just a moment. At first, the PA is very low, allowing two hits / sink before you force us to pause for one, two seconds, as you increase in level, PA and grow, you can bring slash almost indefinitely because the speed with where recharge is greater than consumption. Add to this that the foes, as well as surround you, virtually do not do anything else, making charging only a moment of silence in the commotion of grunts and stored.