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King Arthur: Fallen Champions

NeocoreGames · Sep 16, 2011

PC

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The great King Arthur has crushed his adversaries in the South but the realm of the Once and Future King still has its limit. The lands beyond the Forest of Bedegraine are wild, ruled by no one, haunted by the old gods who fought and bled here in times long past. Fallen Champions bridges the gap between King Arthur I and II with a tale of three brave souls. Sir Lionel, a brave knight from Britannia on a quest to rescue a damsel in distress. Lady Corrigan of the Sidhe, a creature of the twilight seeking the secret pathways that could lead her back to her lost home of Tir na nÓg. The third is Drest the Chosen, a shaman of the North, driven by visions of greatness and voices in the night. A knight, an enchantress, and a prophet - these three will become champions of a forgotten battle that began long, long ago.

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  • Destructoid

    Joshua Derocher · Oct 03, 2011

    4.0
    While I really enjoyed the original game, and I think it's one of PC gaming's lovely little gems, I can't recommend this expansion to anyone. If you haven't played King Arthur, then you won't really enjoy this a whole lot, and if you have played it you'll just think of how much better it is than this weird expansion. I recommend that you check out the original game if you haven't played it, and if you have played it you should just wait for King Arthur 2 to come out.
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  • GameSpot

    Brett Todd · Aug 30, 2011

    7.5
    King Arthur: Fallen Champions is a tantalizing, bite-sized taste of a much bigger and broader experience. It doesn't feel quite like a complete game, although condensing things down to quests and combat is in some ways a superior approach to the kitchen-sink stylings of the original game. Even with some minor quest dissatisfaction and the save issue, the reasonable $10 price makes it a recommended buy for those who enjoyed its predecessor and for newcomers in search of an accessible jumping-on point for the series as a whole.
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  • Game Watcher

    Richard Lane · Aug 30, 2011

    4.5
    If you’re so into King Arthur that you’ve sanded the corners off your dinner table and you feel an overwhelming sense of Divine Right whenever you pull a kitchen knife from your knife block, you may be able to extract some enjoyment from the latter parts of Fallen Champions, in between your regular therapy sessions anyway. For the rest of you, I’d strongly advise you to wait for the sequel.
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  • XGN

    Joeri Hertogs · Aug 24, 2011

    8.0
    Hoewel King Arthur: Fallen Champions niet zolang duurt als de gemiddelde strategiegame, heeft de game toch heel wat te bieden. De variërende missies en je invloed op de verhaallijn zullen ervoor zorgen dat je de game later nog eens een tweede keer wilt uitspelen. De AI kan voor echte uitdagingen zorgen die je telkens weer op het puntje van je stoel houden. Helaas zijn er geen checkpoints en is de geschreven tekst niet optimaal. Ook de camera had wat verbeterd mogen worden. Toch is Fallen Champions een erg goede strategiegame die je al in huis kunt halen voor 9,99 euro. Een mooie smaakmaker dus in afwachting van King Arthur II!
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