Pro Reviews
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submit review Reviews: Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| Game Chronicles Magazine | 8.0/10 | Nov 12 '05 | |
| GameDaily | 7/10 | Oct 11 '08 | |
| Gamer's Hell | 7/10 | Dec 01 '05 | |
| IGN Xbox | 8.2/10 | Sep 30 '05 | |
| Thunderbolt | 8/10 | Oct 14 '05 | |
| EuroGamer | 8/10 | Oct 27 '05 | |
| Game Over | 79% | Oct 09 '05 | |
| Games Radar | /10 | Jun 22 '07 | |
| Games Radar | 8/10 | Jun 22 '07 | |
| GameSpot | 8.2/10 | Sep 26 '05 | |
| Team Xbox | 8.9/10 | Sep 26 '05 | |
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Previews
| website | publish date | article rating | |
| GameZone | Jun 11 '05 | ||
| Team Xbox | Sep 19 '05 | ||
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What They Say:
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"...when it gets it right, when the field of battle is writhing with combatants, when the archers are setting enemies on fire with flaming arrows, when meteors plunge to Earth and when dragons dive from the sky to strafe the melee with jets of green fire, then you really begin to believe. Imperfections be damned. Theres enough energy here to make up for a hundred made-up elf names."
"Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders went through (well, across one corner of) development hell on its route to the shelves. Three changes of publisher meant that the game that finally hit stores was missing a few key features that Phantagram felt would really push it into the realms of excellence. Heroes aims to refine the originals still brilliant concept to earn the Kingdom Under Fire series the place in gaming history its predecessor failed to secure. But has it managed it this ..."
"Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders went through (well, across one corner of) development hell on its route to the shelves. Three changes of publisher meant that the game that finally hit stores was missing a few key features that Phantagram felt would really push it into the realms of excellence. Heroes aims to refine the originals still brilliant concept to earn the Kingdom Under Fire series the place in gaming history its predecessor failed to secure. But has it managed it this
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"Heroes doesn't take any chances with the Kingdom Under Fire formula, but it adds just enough to move the series forward--if only incrementally."
"Fans of the original will find more than enough to take part in with this experience, and for those that missed out on The Crusaders, this title is a prequel, so there is no reason not to take it for a spin. With a hearty single player experience, enough online goodies to shake a medieval sword at, and some pristine production quality to top it all enough, Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes equates to the perfect fix for those looking for a great action/strategy experience."
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