OVERVIEW Mage Knight Apocalypse is an action role-playing game based on the popular miniatures collectibles game from Wizkids. It is a rough clone of games such as Diablo, Dungeon Siege and Titan Quest. If you have experience with those games, you’ll be able to dive right into MKA with no problems. The biggest annoyance may be the lack of screen-edge scrolling. In typical third-person perspective games, moving your mouse to the edge of the screen moves or rotates the camera. Not so in MKA. The only way to rotate the camera is to hold the mouse wheel button down and move the mouse left and right. Once you get used to it, you’ll find it easy and intuitive; however, it will take a while to get it right if you’ve played a lot of other action RPGs. MKA’s gameplay is pretty easy to learn. Regardless of your experience with other games in the genre, you should play through the Tutorial mission with each of the five playable characters. This will introduce you to the gameplay for each character, which differs just enough to make the Tutorial a necessity for each separate character.Click on the Link below for the full walkthough
Mage Knight Apocalypse Walkthrough
June 7, 2007 — codetigerLeave a Reply
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