kazuya
13.09.08, 11:58
# Release:Feb. 2009
The kingdom of Rokkur is not a happy place. Omnipotent deity the All Father has gone missing, and his warrior children are tearing the world apart in order to take their father's place as almighty ruler in the pantheon. But the battle for godhood isn't easy, as we saw in our recent hands-on time with Demigod this week, and there's no All Mother to coddle you through this adventure. But you do have a giant friggin' hammer.
That malicious mallet belongs to Rook, one of the assassin-class demigods we played as in this action RPG/real-time strategy game from Chris Taylor and Gas Powered Games. Rook is a giant walking castle, upgradable with archer towers and laser beams of pure light. As an assassin, his campaign plays out like an action RPG. He has no control over his allied units on the battlefield; instead, you point and click Rook down a path of destruction, using hotkey attacks to crush enemy creeps and minions before finally dropping your devastating hammer on their evil little faces. Other assassins included the Torchbearer, a devilish demon capable of harnessing the power of fire and ice. He can switch between elemental schools at will, freezing enemies in their tracks and then burning them to the ground.
YouTube - Demigod Trailer HD
The kingdom of Rokkur is not a happy place. Omnipotent deity the All Father has gone missing, and his warrior children are tearing the world apart in order to take their father's place as almighty ruler in the pantheon. But the battle for godhood isn't easy, as we saw in our recent hands-on time with Demigod this week, and there's no All Mother to coddle you through this adventure. But you do have a giant friggin' hammer.
That malicious mallet belongs to Rook, one of the assassin-class demigods we played as in this action RPG/real-time strategy game from Chris Taylor and Gas Powered Games. Rook is a giant walking castle, upgradable with archer towers and laser beams of pure light. As an assassin, his campaign plays out like an action RPG. He has no control over his allied units on the battlefield; instead, you point and click Rook down a path of destruction, using hotkey attacks to crush enemy creeps and minions before finally dropping your devastating hammer on their evil little faces. Other assassins included the Torchbearer, a devilish demon capable of harnessing the power of fire and ice. He can switch between elemental schools at will, freezing enemies in their tracks and then burning them to the ground.
YouTube - Demigod Trailer HD