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Defender of the Crown
Game Boy Advance
Released On: Oct 7, 2002
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Based on 8 Critic Reviews
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The AI still does an admirable job and keeps things random. You never play the same game twice and that really adds to the replay value.
It’s all a vaguely swashbuckling load of fun, with action and strategy thrown in together, but nothing outstanding.
I was certainly interested and entertained, but I just felt more could have been given to you.
Although the action sequences are weak, the overall game play experience is loads of fun. [Feb 2003, p.160]
It's just too bad the developers didn't see fit to add any new gameplay features or a multiplayer mode.
With its easily whipped arcade sequences, utter lack of strategic depth, and painfully unrewarding still-screen ending sequence, DotC provides an experience about as vacuous as the cheesy flicks that inspired Cinemaware's birth.
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Summary It is a time of lusty wenches and black-hearted villains. King Richard has been slain and all of England is thrown into civil war. Only one person can lead the country to peace. Lay seige to castles and raid enemy strongholds to recover the lost crown. Enlist the aid of Robin Hood and outwit the vile Normans to restore order to the war-t...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Game Boy Advance
Initial Release Date: Oct 7, 2002
Developer:
- Crawfish Interactive
Publisher: Metro3D
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