Blood & Glory

August 26, 2012 Reviews No comments

An amazing battling video arcade game.

Blood and Glory is a battling activity designed back to the Roman gladiator field. It’s an serious venture with great design and animated design. Its game perform tries to be impressive, as it’s midway between a 2D battling activity with a 3D look and a turn-based activity.

Although there are combinations and unique strikes, it tries to be a realist activity. Therefore, there aren’t power explosions, difficult leaps nor key crane-style strikes. Hands, protects and shield titles maintain their unique Roman titles. The brief in-battle film series, often when a competitor has missing more than 50 percent lifebar, add a you-know-which-movie-are-we-talking-about element to the finishing item.

Overall, we might be referring to a gladiator battling simulation, where parrying and avoiding is by far more important than studying fancy combinations that are either quickly clogged or cope few harm unless your foe is off-guard. The fundamentals may be simple but the experience isn’t. Actually, you’ll examine by yourself that is quite simple to win the first competition (in the end, it’s the tutorial) but things get really bad when you start the second with no help at all. Therefore, System and Wonder will quickly try to attract you into the shop where products and products are traded. In other terms, as many other Glu Cellular games, you won’t get too far without toeing the line of in-app buy.

Characters say appealing terms in Latina as mea culpa. It may be hardly enough for Record fans, but allows somewhat in providing some environment to the experience. The RPG contact comes with XP factors that can be interchanged for more endurance, durability or preventing expertise. We forget more figures, and we’d ask for a little more control. Why must we perform with a alone gladiator instead of handling an whole ludus?
If you don’t don’t like games that need hefty extra downloading and complicated running between levels and choices and if you think your system can keep too many polygons, then System & Wonder is your activity. It’s amazing, amazing and quite unique, and would have nothing to covet to quite a few contemporary portable games.