Flat Kingdom

Flat Kingdom is a strategy-RPG that puts you in the shoes of a lowly fairy, under the command of a princess named Lynn. Lynn has to band together with the royal family of wolves to restore her home kingdom to its former glory, and his adventures begin once she gets to the top of the fairy empire. The game uses a familiar grid-based structure that has been enhanced by using a combination of the original FF and Final Fantasy Tactics' concepts. While it still has some unique features, the game features a stylish graphical style that helps to make it stand out from other RPG offerings. You'll move your character around using the touch screen, and it will show off various moves that Lynn can execute. Additionally, there are special abilities that will help Lynn gain an advantage on the battlefield. As you make your way through the game, Lynn's inventory will expand as you travel around. You'll find items to use to increase your stats. The game also has a battle system that involves direct combat. For example, as the prince has been kidnapped by the evil Fenrir, he's led to the land of Angra. The game features RPG elements that help to expand the combat system.

The graphics in the game have come together to impress. The graphics are an improvement over the previous titles in the series and feature a very smooth frame rate. The main characters feature an impressive cast of characters that complement the 2D environments that the game is set in. The environments are well done and feature quite a few unique locales that offer a bit of variety to the gameplay. The field maps are expansive and feature a great amount of detail. You'll be able to see a number of different paths and turns on the map. The game's soundtrack is equally impressive. The tunes contain great variety and are complemented by a rich hip-hop score. The various characters you'll meet are complemented by some epic tunes that mix in well with the battle themes that we've heard throughout the game.

All the action in the game features the standard turn-based mechanics you'd expect in a turn-based strategy game. You'll find a number of attacks and special attacks that you'll be able to pull off by simply pressing the R2 button. The standard attacks you'll use will consist of standard attacks and special attacks that are more or less automated. You'll be able to trigger different types of special attacks that will let you deal even more damage. While the system isn't a touch overwhelming, you'll find it a good place to level up your party. You'll be able to access new items that will help give you a leg up on your foes. You'll find three standard attacks to be activating in battle. You'll have access to a few special attacks that are capable of doing quite a bit of damage. Besides the standard attacks, you'll find a special attack that will let you perform a special attack. Once you pull off this special attack, you'll be able to trigger a special attack that will yield a bit of bonus experience. Besides the standard attacks, you'll find other items that will help you in battle. You'll find a handful of treasure chests that will have items you can open. The game's structure will be a linear set of missions that will see you traveling through a series of dungeons, fighting various monsters and solving a fairly sizable array of puzzles.

The graphics in the game are shaping up to be solid. The 3D model that's being used for the game is sharp and offers a decent amount of variety. You'll see some nice effects, such as effects for when you're on the field and when you're using an item, as well as an assortment of special effects that lend the environments a unique look. The visuals in the game, in general, are shaping up to be a solid package. You'll find a good assortment of special effects that feature a good amount of interactivity and offer a good amount of variety. You'll find some nice effects that are complemented by a good amount of detail that keeps things feeling lively. You'll find some nice effects that add a bit of flair to your attacks. The assorted effects used for the various monsters in the game offer a solid layer of polish. The game's audio stays close to the presentation from the Xbox game. You'll find some nice bits of voice work, but it doesn't pack a whole lot of punch. The audio is still coming together nicely, although it's a bit tinny overall. The audio is a bit inconsistent and lacks a solid collection of music. You'll find some serviceable ambient noise to keep things moving, but the main voice cast is a solid assortment of voices that help them set the tone.

Based on what we've played so far, Spawn 3 is shaping up to be an entertaining entry in the Spawn franchise. The game features a solid assortment of Spawn's characters, which is fine and all. The audio works fine, and the game has some meaty sound.