download the new version for ipod King's Bounty: Armored Princess

Heroes of Might & Magic is the easiest touchstone - a fantasy world which you roam around from a fairly birds-eye perspective, being sucked into turn-based strategic battles whenever you encounter an enemy. Don't pretend you haven't often dreamed of this.įirst, though, let's talk about what King's Bounty is. As for whether you should pick this up if you do know King's Bounty intimately, I'll get into that shortly. She might be an Armored Princess, but she's certainly not a Well-Armored Princess. There isn't anything in Armored Princess that's worth spending an extra £20 on, unless you particularly get off on inventory screens showing a girl in chainmail that cuts away to reveal an impossibly flat stomach. And that's the nub of it - if you haven't played the first King's Bounty, get that. When you can pick up the first game (well, not the first - The Legend was a semi-remake of the old 1990s King's Bounty) for less than a tenner, it's very hard to tell you to spend £30 on this one instead. If I'd come to it without already knowing how good King's Bounty is, I'd have been grabbing people in the street, staring at them with wild eyes, shaking them by the shoulders and shouting, 'Princess! Armored Princess! Omi god it's amazing it's a proper PC game you have to play it you have to play it whoops I just had a trouser malfunction.' Armored Princess is a standalone expansion for it, and as such it's pretty much the same game. The best because last year's strategy/role-playing curio King's Bounty: The Legend was comfortably my game of the year, and one I bent the ear of anyone unlucky enough to be in the same room as me about. I'm both the best and the worst guy to be reviewing this.

Download the new version for ipod King's Bounty: Armored Princess