And although the game may seem cutesy with all of the hilarious South Park-esque sprites, just like South Park this game is not for kids. The game is accessible to the most casual of players but also strategic enough for the hardcore.
All of the classes have different weapons and abilities as well as pros and cons. The classes are mage, priest, warrior, worker, and ranger. Fat Princess does have three 'Play With Yourself' modes: a 'Legend of the Fat Princess' campaign mode, 'Mess About,' and 'Gladiate.' The campaign essentially chains together six predefined configurations of the multiplayer matches with bots as your team mates and opponents, and mostly serves as an introduction to the games various player. There are 5 different classes to choose from, all of which have upgradable levels. Where other games only allow you to switch classes before re-spawning, Fat Princess let’s you switch it up on the fly quickly and easily so you can jump right back into the action. As you attain more and more resources you can quickly unlock class upgrades as well as other perks such as giant trampoline-like catapults, which launch you across the map and into the opposing teams HQ. You will also find yourself scouring the maps like a fiend in need of a fix looking for pieces of cake to fatten up your prized possession.
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chopping down trees for lumber) and bring that lumber back to base in order to upgrade equipment, weapons and abilities.
The core of Fat Princess plays out much like an RTS. You will find yourself forced to plot and create game plans on the fly in order to adjust to the way the opposing team is playing. As ridiculous or childish as it sounds, the strategy that goes into playing the game is top notch. The Catch? The princess you have hostage can be fed cake to make her fat and in turn harder to carry her away (hence the title of the game). In CTP, you have 2 teams of 16 battling it out in order to try and rescue their own princess from the opposing teams headquarters. The real moneymaker is the “capture the princess” game type. Although there are 5 different modes to choose from, 4 of them are self-explanatory. So does Fat Princess live up to the hype? Yes!įor those of you who don’t know the premise of the game, it’s quite simple really. I don’t know if it was the art style, the adorable sprites, or the outlandish premise but there was something about this title that had me counting down the days to it’s release and it’s finally here. Out of all the games shown in the past year, none have managed to peek my interest as much as Fat Princess.
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