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Mixed or average reviews- based on 4 Ratings

  • Summary: Join an epic contest between darkness and light. Wrath Unleashed puts you in a fantastic, deadly world of mythological creatures and giant floating arenas. Take part in intense fighting action, thought-provoking strategy and vicious head-to-head mayhem. Wrath Unleashed features nine different terrain types, 15 multiplayer maps and over a dozen single player maps. This unique action-strategy game pits up to four players and an array of all-powerful fantasy creatures against each other. And you'll need to unleash every bit of your wrath upon the world to win. Expand
Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 16 out of 32
  2. Negative: 3 out of 32
  1. Definitely a thinkers game. And it's something we don't have a whole lot of these days.
  2. If more work had been put into balancing the combat portion of the game Wrath Unleashed would have received almost a full point higher score for being a complete title.
  3. The game's not ideal on every level, but it's good enough on all of them so that it should provide an entertaining experience and a decent amount of replay value for those who enjoy equal parts methodical strategy and button-mashing mayhem.
  4. 45
    With the right mix of people, this might be a decent multiplayer game, but playing against the computer in random battles gets old quickly, and the campaign doesn’t provide enough depth or challenge to make Wrath Unleashed appropriate for more than a rental.

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Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 3
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 3
  3. Negative: 1 out of 3
  1. ChrisC.
    7
    Well, I think I'll start with the bad things. It is not a unique idea because I've played a game that is exactly he same idea called Unholy War. There should be some way to jump or evade better than strafing. I think they could have made the charactors a bit better and a way to balance out VS mode so it's not unfair when a sentinal attackes a god. To be able to bring your characters back to life makes battle take even longer and the temple points idea is a bit lame. There are alot of other little tweks that could be made but now I'l say the good things. It has a good principle, The limeted charactrs are good ideas with interesting moves, arena mode (the mode where you just fight) is good fun, alot of people I know enjoyed it and I think the unit's points and value idea evens the fact that some characters are better than others out. Overall I think it has all the elements for a good game but it doesnt have everything as good as it could, thats why I gave it a 7/10. Expand
  2. Somewhere between a strategy game and an action game. It's not bad, but like a lot of games that mix genres this way, it excels at neither. With enough skill, small guys can deal decent damage and help take down the larger ones in combat. Health remaining from battles carries over to the strategy board, so healing and capturing buildings play a key role. Would be cool for multiplayer online. Expand
  3. MichaelC.
    4
    Hmm... How do I put this? This one was pretty disappointing. The idea seems original (turn-based strategy mixed with one-on-one combat), but is executed quite badly. The fighting element is pretty much a nightmare, and ends up requiring little skill ("my guy's bigger, my guy wins, and vice-versa"). The strategy element doesn't do a lot to enhance the gameplay either. The game as a whole is mildly amusing, but I really can't recommend it to anyone unless they've been dying for a game that combines these genres. I am, however, happy to see another war/strategy game available for the XBox, albeit a bad one. Who knows; this could set a dangerous precedent. They desperately need to start releasing some quality RTSes for this console! Expand