Such choices may come in the form of killing one king instead of another during your campaign, or by completing text-based quests that pop up every known and then. Meanwhile your Arthur persona is shaped by your actions and choices, with morality and religion unlocking special powers. Recruiting lesser kings and knights into your army gives you upgradeable hero units, whose special abilities range from military to magical in nature, and whose status can be improved with the acquisition of loot, fiefs and wives. Thankfully, this King Arthur has nothing to do with Clive Owen's rendition, so Clive Owen need never be mentioned.ĭepositing the player in Arthur's boots, this King Arthur is a real-time strategy set in a fantasy Britain full of magic and conflict Using the Total War template, it has the usual combination of turn-based campaign maps and large-scale tactical warfare, but throws a few RPG elements into the mix.
More heroic, large-scale battles with bigger armies are now at the player’s disposal, with both strategic brilliance and bravery required to defeat the powerful foes that players will encounter on their quest to restore Britannia.If Clive Owen has taught me anything, it's that King Arthur was nothing like Clive Owen. No longer a valiant ruler, King Arthur has become the Maimed King, trying to mend a land that lies almost beyond repair in this stunning new plot.
King Arthur II - The Role-playing Wargame features a new and dark fantasy setting. Soon-to-be knights can download the demo here: View the King Arthur II Launch trailer here: Other language versions will follow soon. NEW YORK – January 30th, 2012 – At long last, the time to free the war-torn land of Britannia from evil has come! Paradox Interactive and Neocore Games today announced that the highly anticipated dark fantasy RTS/RPG King Arthur II - The Role-playing Wargame is now available in English on PC for $39.99 in retail and through all major digital download portals.
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