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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | King Arthur: The Role-Playing Wargame is a video game by Neocore Games based on the exploits of King Arthur himself, chronicling his rise to power in an England divided by bickering kingdoms. The game itself is a mix of strategy (in the vein of the Total War series) and role-playing (which is reminiscent of text-based adventure games). It also features hero characters that lead the armies and level up in a manner similar to RPGs.
While obviously based on Arthurian mythology it diverges fairly widely from versions of the myths. It also features a morality axis that tracks the player's decisions and whether they tend toward Rightful or Tyrant and Christianity or The Old Faith, unlocking new units and hero abilities based on these leanings.
It now has a sequel. |