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Mage Knight: Destiny's Soldier


You can't just hope that the stylus will cover a game's flaws, and you can't just throw a tabletop game onto the DS and call it done.

Available on: DS
Genre: Strategy
Release date: Sep 26, 2006
Published by: Namco Bandai
Developed by: Big Blue Bubble
Franchise: Mage Knight
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Screenshots updated Oct 10, 2006
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Mage Knight: Destiny's Soldier fails, even for fans of the tabletop Mage Knight strategy game. A simple dice game has been reduced to a convoluted mess of menus and drunken stylus controls. The inaccuracy of stylus input is the most infuriating aspect of waging this turn-based, grid-mapped medieval war, enough to weigh down whatever positives the game might manage to sneak through. Tap a unit in your Lord of the Rings-style army and its action menu comes up; drag a unit and it moves to ...
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Clicky, tabletop RPG goes turn-based in this handheld RPG
Mar 30, 2006
Only the most frighteningly popular, figurine-based fantasy games get digital makeovers. Now that Dungeons & Dragons has hit the PC, it's time for fellow elf-and-dwarf basher Mage Knight to storm the video game frontlines. Chances are you're not among the thousands who've already transfigured their kitchen tables into epic battlescapes - but you'll soon get a crack at miniature sword-and-sorcery, as the lore is now coming to the ...   » Read Full Mage Knight: Destiny's Soldier preview
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Mage Knight: Destiny's Soldier is rated:
Everyone
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