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KING'S FIELD ANCIENT CITY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
KING'S FIELD ANCIENT CITY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
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Many years ago, a powerful talisman known as the Idol of Sorrow turned the ancient Holy Land, home of the Forest People, into the Cursed Land of Disaster. The idol's evil powers awakened again when the King of Heladin mistook it for a symbol of peace. One day, Prince Devian of Azalin Empire is visited by a mysterious stranger. The stranger hands him the Sorrow Idol, and soon Devian realizes that he has been tasked with the difficult task of returning the Idol to the Land of Disaster and finding a way to remove the curse.
The Ancient City is a first-person action role-playing game and the fourth entry in the King's Field series. Its core gameplay mechanics are similar to those of its predecessors: the player must explore vast, interconnected areas and fight hostile creatures, weapons, and magic. There are four types of weapons in the game: swords, clubs, axes, and bows. Attacking repeatedly with the same weapon increases its level, eventually allowing for more powerful attacks with it. Magic is handled similarly, with spells increasing in power and increasing Devian's magic points when used. Weapons and armor have slowly deteriorated, but a blacksmith can repair them. As in previous games, each NPC can be attacked and killed. Unlike the predecessors, the protagonist can swim underwater for a limited time.
The Ancient City is a first-person action role-playing game and the fourth entry in the King's Field series. Its core gameplay mechanics are similar to those of its predecessors: the player must explore vast, interconnected areas and fight hostile creatures, weapons, and magic. There are four types of weapons in the game: swords, clubs, axes, and bows. Attacking repeatedly with the same weapon increases its level, eventually allowing for more powerful attacks with it. Magic is handled similarly, with spells increasing in power and increasing Devian's magic points when used. Weapons and armor have slowly deteriorated, but a blacksmith can repair them. As in previous games, each NPC can be attacked and killed. Unlike the predecessors, the protagonist can swim underwater for a limited time.
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