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Alternative Title(s):Fire Emblem Awakening, Fire Emblem Fates, Fire Emblem Gaiden, Fire Emblem Three HousesIndex
Reign of Fire is filled with every evolutionary phase of dragons you can imagine, and you get to fight them all. And then, later you get to fight as the dragons. But for all of the possibilities on paper, the end experience is one that's neither polished nor very inspired, and as a result it's only entertaining in very short bursts, if at all.
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When we first played Reign of Fire on GameCube, we were dazzled by the concept. The feeling of playing as a dragon was really thrilling then and, to some extent, it still is now. But the big change in our feeling toward this game comes down to execution. Nearly every aspect of the final version of Reign of Fire is delivered without a feeling of finished, polished exciting gameplay. Where we saw potential before, we now see missed opportunities; where we saw possibilities in the vehicular combat, we now see an unpolished combat system.
The premise has huge potential, in fact the concept is loaded, but the game's execution never really hits top gear, and it never really delivers the visceral impulse to freely play 'til the late night hours. It's not a total loss of a game, but Reign of Fire is neither great nor miserable. It's just a tick above average.
Following the theme from the movie, players start as part of a remaining human community, struggling to stay alive as a powerful breed of dragon grows rampant across the earth, feeding on humans in their quick ascension up the food chain. The Englishman Quinn and his followers have captured a castle in which they find a certain level of comfort and protection, and the American Van Zan and his military brigade of dragon killers have joined up with Quinn's people, but with a slightly different purpose. The game follows a thin outline of the movie at best, focusing instead on the straight up defense of their lands and offense movement against dragon attacks and upon their lair, respectively.
Reign of Fire plays like a lot of console-based military games, with objective-based missions and a recognizable tricks of the trade, such as a giving players variety of vehicles, scenarios, and numerous dragon types with which to fight. With nine human levels and nine entirely different dragon levels, Reign of Fire seems like a relatively large game, too. Starting with the training mission and moving into search-and-destroy and rescue missions among others, players find their main concern is getting to grips with the controls.
There are two controls setups, one for face buttons (simple) and the other for two analogs (advanced). In the human missions, players use the left analog controller to move forward or backward, while the right analog aims the turret on the vehicle and also steers. This is an interesting, often confusing, sometimes frustrating mechanic, and it's at the very crux of the game. It functions like a first-person shooter in movement theory, and mimics Halo's vehicle controls, but it doesn't work as well. Or at the very least, there's a long learning curve to get to a level of comfort. On the flip side, the game isn't on rails, and it offers full 3D views of the wide-open terrain, so one has nearly complete control. But with a mechanic such as this, which gives players such freedom, it has to be very tight, smooth and easy to use, and this isn't. It's a chore.
Given four vehicles -- dune buggies, fire trucks, pick-ups and tanks -- players roam the plain, fire-torn landscapes in search of dragons to kill. When the mechanic works best is when the vehicles move slower and more deliberately. The tank works best because it's slow enough to enable gamers to keep a focused line of fire on the constantly moving dragons, but as the vehicles decrease in size, the more difficult they become to control. While we truly enjoyed the freedom of movement, we cannot say, however, that we love this combination of the car physics system and its aiming system. Tracking faster flying dragons is challenging and if players are in a flock of them -- and haven't grown very accustomed to the controls yet -- they're in for a frustrating time.
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It's really the dragons that are most interesting about this game. All the while players are defending or chasing dragons, they're circling and firing at characters. They appear in several forms. The smallest of them are called Jackals, and they are wingless little creatures resembling Raptors. Apparently, as the dragons grow in size, they evolve from land-based creatures to massive winged beasts, which doesn't make too much sense because there are larger land-based dragons than some of the flying ones. The second land-based character is a massive, fledgling, fire-breathing dragon that quickly crawls around and breaths deadly fire on gamers. There is a small, quick airborne dragon as well as a massive, monster vulture attacker as well. Players will find variations on all of them as they progress through the game, and all are well modeled and textured.
But what it really comes down to is control and mission design. The game's controls aren't titillating, and depending on one's patience level, they could very well be hateful. We felt that a slightly more interesting set of weapons, guided missiles, and a better tracking system would have assisted this aspect of game greatly. We could throw some arguably painful camera issues in to boot, which there are, but we'll leave it at that. And as for the level design, it's strict, by the book stuff: Rescue, defend, attack, repair, players know the drill. It just feels uninspired. It's also interesting to note that since we've been playing so many games in which there are various ways to beat a level, these kinds of recipe-style missions feel incredibly limited and restrictive.
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On the other hand, the dragon levels are more fun to play. They control relatively well, with a bit of a learning curve, and they revolve around destroying a whole lot of stuff. Dragons deliver straight lines of fire for closer range attacks or they spout out long-distance fireball attacks. Dragons can also pick up human vehicles, which is a blast. They pick them up and drop them, a tactic around which a few levels are built. The dragon levels are undoubtedly more fun, yet still not explosively great -- just moderately good entertainment.
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Reign of Fire makes adequate use of movie materials. It's a mixed bag of good expected stuff and missing stuff. For instance, while Matthew McConaughey's likeness and voice aren't available, it does at least boast the likeness of Christian Bale is (he played the role of the leader of the UK forces in the movie). There are DVD-style extras, too, such as cut-scenes from the movie, extra footage, and interviews with the director and footage showing the making of the movie.
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