About This Game Battle your way to honor and glory in the bloodthirsty fighting arenas of the ancient lands. Pit your strength and skill against the fiercest of enemies. Conquer your foes while claiming wondrous and powerful armaments as you strive to earn the enemy commander’s trust and avert a disastrous war!Gladiatorial ArenasFight hordes of barbaric and fierce enemies in epic gladiatorial style combat. Train and master engaging your foes. Use the ever changing arena terrain to your advantage.Exemplify HeroismHeroes and Champions aren't just born, they're forged in the fires of conflict. The honor your father's legacy has earned is only the beginning.Purpose bigger than selfA hard won peace hangs in the balance. Bloodthirsty enemies conspire and scheme to brew another bloodbath of war. Are you worthy to hold the keys to peaceHeroes' LegacyYour father and family’s hard won honor will only take you so far. Even with his sword in your hand and his armor on your back, will your mettle be enough?Your enemy never sleepsUnravel the mysterious plans of your enemies. Their commanders work tirelessly to raise and train an army for one purpose – war! Your life is one thing, but the lives of your children and children’s children is another. Foil their fiendish plot for future war and destruction. 7aa9394dea Title: FIVE: Champions of CanaanGenre: Action, RPGDeveloper:Kingdom GamesPublisher:Kingdom GamesRelease Date: 27 Sep, 2016 FIVE: Champions Of Canaan Download Youtube Games requirements are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t. My laptop isnt some powerhouse but I can play PoE or Van Helsing on medium/high and have nice experience. Here I get below 30fps even on minimum settings...Was really looking forward to try this series out but unfortunately I wont be able to play it, shame.. There is so much wrong with Kingdom Games\u2019 loosely Biblical, Action-RPG FIVE: Champions of Canaan, that it is seemingly difficult to know where to begin in assessing it. The game comes on the heels of its predecessor \u2013 FIVE: Guardians of David \u2013 but falls completely flat in comparison. StoryKing David has become aware that the conquered Ammonites have erected arenas and have been using them to continue their blood sacrifices to their god \u2013 Moloch \u2013 under the guise of arena combat. You \u2013 under the command of Hushai, David\u2019s agent, are meant to fight and make a name for yourself in the arenas to \u2018disrupt such blasphemy.\u2019Most of the backstory is introduced via the opening cinematic. Once thrust into the game, the story continues in the form of quests. The problem is that the game propels the story forward at a tremendously slow pace. You have to unlock new story quests by completing arena combat. But after a while the combat becomes so grindy that you inevitably lose all conviction to propel the story forward. GameplayThe game does allow you to customize your character, which includes a host of options, such as \u2013 gender, Biblical lineage, skin\/hair color, name, etc. The gameplay and its mechanics will be familiar to most Action-RPG players. A unique difference to most games within the genre is that you can equip all the different weapon\/armor types right from the get go. With each different weapon type equipped, you get a new set of skills to use. You immediately get two basic skills per weapon type but have to invest kills into that weapon type in order to unlock four additional skills. It\u2019s important to note that when you unlock skills, you unlock them permanently. They are not bound to the weapon you\u2019re using but the type of weapon. The mechanics can be enjoyable at times until you look underneath the paint. You\u2019ll experience mobs getting stuck on walls\/edges, poor pathfinding, weapons that don\u2019t behave as they should. The bow isn\u2019t able to perform critical strikes as an example despite having a skill that boosts critical chance. GraphicsDull and uninspiring compared to its predecessor. There are only several arenas in the game and one small main hub area and the texture work is very poor in addition to missing shadows in some areas. Music\/SoundNothing particularly note-worthy when it comes to the music. However, some of the sounds feel like they are placeholders from earlier in development and break what little immersion the game tries to create. AchievementsAs of writing this, I can say with certainty that there are at least three bugged achievements. There are probably more but I haven\u2019t tested more of the ones I suspect of being broken. So for achievement hunters, I do recommend you steer clear for the time being. ConclusionFIVE: Champions of Canaan comes across as a game that could\u2019ve worked as a DLC to its predecessor \u2013 if scaled down and reworked. Instead, I feel what we\u2019ve gotten is a game that is needlessly bloated, grindy and wholly deserving of the question: \u2018what\u2019s the point?\u2019. Very borring. Even though this game is not that expensive, I want my money back.Don't waste your money on this game.. Great little game for the price. Very nice and refreshing setting (no zombies!). I hope the devs are successful and we get to see more games in the biblical setting, because the possibilities for games there are endless.Gameplay- well, the game certainly does not re-invent the wheel. Very straight forward gladiatorial arena combat. I feel the combat is satisfying and the sound effects are good, although the smacking and bone crushing sounds of the mace take the cake in realism. I have not really figured out the different class system yet. As far as I understand, the beginning classes seem to be purely cosmetic (different colours) and you can train up your hero to fight with any weapon later on. Using different weapons gives you different special abilities. The game even encourages you to try out different weapons and styles which I think is needed to keep the gamplay fresh and interesting (because you will be fighting in the same arenas again and again).Loot is collected at the end of each arena round and has so far been interesting.So far, in general, I found the game entertaining and addictive enough that I did not feel bored.At the time of writing this, some minor bugs still exist with achievements and screen resolutions, but the devs are onto it and are putting out patches. If there is one big downside, it is the enemy variety. Yes, they repeat. A lot. Not as bad as I thought it would be, but still. So these are my thoughts.In general, a very entertaining little game for short gameplay sessions.Great to see some singleplayer gladiator combat, that is not very common at all. And it has no zombies. Always a bonus. I assume zombies are not really biblical, except.... can you call Lazarus a zombie? Maybe not.. boring gameplay and story.
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