• Summary: Kameo: Elements of Power is an epic adventure, full of exploration and intense combat. The future of the world depends on Kameo, who must capture, grow, and unleash a wide assortment of incredible monsters to combat ever-present evil and rescue her three Elemental Ancestors from the Dark Troll King—who threatens the planet and its wildlife. [Microsoft] Expand
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  1. Positive: 58 out of 76
  2. Negative: 0 out of 76
  1. 100
    From the breathtaking graphics to the stunning orchestral score, it screams next generation at you and it backs this up with truly imaginative, varied and engaging gameplay, with all aspects of the game featuring a host of lovely features that simply couldn't have been achieved had this game been released on Xbox as planned.
  2. It not only looks fantastic, but uses the graphics ability of the 360 to the full, with super-smooth angles and movement, and the puzzles it presents are every bit as challenging as those in games such as Zelda, with which it shares a medieval theme. Brilliantly designed and executed, and fabulously entertaining.
  3. Generally enjoyable but hampered by awkward controls; it is difficult to aim projectiles, and the underwater levels in which you must use Kameo's aquatic incarnation Deep Blue are utterly painful as you laboriously try to steer through the water and desperately try to aim water missiles in the right direction.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 18 out of 23
  2. Negative: 2 out of 23
  1. StephenHess
    10
    This is an excellent game. Rarely have I enjoyed a game as much as Kameo, and believe me... I've played my share over the past 20 years. It's too bad that trolls like Ben G. have to mar the score. The phrase 'mind-numbingly methodical' and 'slow motion' are the last I would use to describe my experience with Kameo. It's a dynamic adventure that moves at a very fast pace. Beyond that, the voices are excellent, the score is enchanting, the story is simple but well told, the controls are tight, the graphics are beautiful, and the style is both cohesive and creative. Do not listen to the likes of Ben G.; give this game a shot, and you will see the evidence that Rare is still a powerhouse developer with which to be reckoned... Expand
    • 0 of 0 users said yes
  2. I love old school Rare games and was excited to play this, but the controls were unbearable. I bet this was a good game, but the controls just ruined the game for me. Expand
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  3. BenG.
    1
    The gameplay is mind-numbingly methodical and the entire game feels like it's in slow motion. On top of that, the game sports outright horrible creative design complete with quiet voices and droning dialogue. This is one of the ugliest and worst games I have ever played. I don't have a single good thing to say about Kameo. Expand
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