Grand Kingdom
I was pretty excited when my dad forwarded
an email to me from NIS America. We are one of their favorite people,
and they gave us a code for the Beta version of Grand Kingdom. I know
what you are thinking. Why play a Beta version of a game? Why should we
be the unpaid QC analyst for any company? All the work we do makes them
all kinds of money already. Why should we be their slaves? I hoped for
the best. Then I saw how huge the download was. We are talking five
gigs. CRAZY! I hope when we get a final reviewable copy we receive a
physical copy as has been done for decades in the video game industry.
Why should we have to pay a fifty dollar Internet usage fee for such a
large download? When did companies decided to move distribution costs
onto the gaming media and consumers? Why aren't more gaming sites stand
up for consumer rights?
The ESRB descriptors in Grand Kingdom are Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood,
Mild Language, Suggestive Themes, and Use of Alcohol. I saw all of these
things in Grand Kingdom and more. In fact I did some digging and found
false gods in Grand Kingdom. Why can't the Judeo Christian belief set be
reinforced in these games instead of attacked? Why don't they celebrate
the Judeo Christian belief set in a country founded by Christians? Grand
Kingdom also has magic, witches, demons, demonic weapons, guns, and
more. The combat battles in Grand Kingdom are really strange. There are
three lines with characters on them. They can move between lines and
toward other characters. Grand Kingdom obsesses over image with the
prestige points.
The intro in Grand Kingdom is really cool. I should denote that Grand
Kingdom Beta is not really a Beta. In fact it is more like a demo
version. In fact it asked me to pay for the full game after beating the
demo. How crazy is that? The English voices in Grand Kingdom are good. I
noticed the map movement is like a board game (clunky). The main char in
the demo of Grand Kingdom is a mercenary. The combat feels really
strange, but it works. Please note that you can hurt your own characters
with friendly fire in Grand Kingdom. The demo of Grand Kingdom is really
short too. I liked applying skill points to improve my characters.
Battles can be fought in the cool and amazing offline game mode, or the
dreaded and despised online game play mode.
{04/30/2016} - Teen Gamer
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