Project Sword AKA Epic Citadel
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The game is a progression of Punch-Out like sword fights, with fast and responsive touch screen swings, parries, and dodges.
High production in the moody little melodic pieces which set the atmosphere and in the almost-flawlessly detailed environments sets the story well.
The clashing metal swords and roaring monsters sound great in this game. It runs quite smoothly on my iPhone 4 in most scenes, and the battery life doesn't even drain especially fast.
High production in the moody little melodic pieces which set the atmosphere and in the almost-flawlessly detailed environments sets the story well.
The clashing metal swords and roaring monsters sound great in this game. It runs quite smoothly on my iPhone 4 in most scenes, and the battery life doesn't even drain especially fast.
Free updates from what I've read.
Incredibly, the detail in the character models and in the environment is comparable to high quality games on the current consoles. The overall lighting model, though, is definitely more simplistic, and the framerate doesn't keep a steady 30 Hz, though it's been acceptably smooth on my phone.
Incredibly, the detail in the character models and in the environment is comparable to high quality games on the current consoles. The overall lighting model, though, is definitely more simplistic, and the framerate doesn't keep a steady 30 Hz, though it's been acceptably smooth on my phone.
The framerate stutters somewhat between 20 and 30 frames per second on average on my iPhone 4, but it's not so distracting.
While it's not as consistent as a typical console game, consoles don't let you run an advanced game like this and then immediately switch back and forth between many simultaneous apps like the iPhone -- it's really an impressive feat to experience and a reason to excuse a little performance inconsistency here and there.
While it's not as consistent as a typical console game, consoles don't let you run an advanced game like this and then immediately switch back and forth between many simultaneous apps like the iPhone -- it's really an impressive feat to experience and a reason to excuse a little performance inconsistency here and there.
The game is good fun, too.
Buying, equipping/mastering, and selling an inventory of armor, weapons, and magical rings for opportune character advancement gives the game a dimension of strategy on top of the visceral touch screen sword fights.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_8L1WFDm-P...ACMU/_gljcw3cZsI/s1600/infinity_blade_dec.jpg
Buying, equipping/mastering, and selling an inventory of armor, weapons, and magical rings for opportune character advancement gives the game a dimension of strategy on top of the visceral touch screen sword fights.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_8L1WFDm-P...ACMU/_gljcw3cZsI/s1600/infinity_blade_dec.jpg
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