On the gameplay front, the game feels exactly like I imagined: the controls are responsive, the combat is fast and frantic, and you just can’t help but smile while playing the game and barking orders to team mates. On some levels, there are also catapults, ladders, and springboards that can be built by Workers to be utilized during matches. If a player does not wear a skill hat, they can simply run around and smack enemies with their fists, stunning them.Īs if that wasn’t enough, there are also a few items scattered around the levels like bombs produced by an upgraded Worker station, which can be used to hurt enemies and blow up the doors to the enemy castle, and also Potions produced by the Mage station, which causes a status effect on enemies that generally causes massive damage to them. The Worker uses his axe to chop down trees and mine for ore (and attack enemies of course), and his secondary ability throws bombs at enemies. The Warrior uses a sword and shield as his primary, and a long halberd as his secondary.
The Ranger has a primary bow and arrow attack, and uses a gunpower rifle for his secondary. The Priest has a primary ability that heals allies, and a secondary ability that drains the life from enemies. The Mage can blast enemies with Fireballs as his/her primary attack, and freeze enemies with his secondary attack. Each primary and secondary skill has a charged attack that does greater damage (and sometimes area of effect attacks).
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Each class has a primary skill, and a secondary skill that can be unlocked during gameplay when the Worker class has gathered enough material (wood and ore scattered across the maps) to upgrade the “Hat stations” where players can grab a hat to pick a class (and subsequently change their class to a new one if they wish). There are 5 classes in all: Mage, Priest, Ranger, Warrior, and Worker. To add a bit more flavor to the game (no pun intended), developer Titan Studios implemented a simple class system for players to have a bit more customizability beyond just altering the look of their character (you can unlock more options for your character’s look as the game progresses). The single player campaign is simply a run through of the different game modes, tied together by a silly, cute story told children’s book style, complete with stuffy British narrator. Invasion is a mode where players must capture towers set up across one of 8 very distinct, colorful maps.
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Snatch n’ Grab has players attempting to rescue their princess from the enemy, while they stuff her full of cake, and the player’s team does the same. There’s even a fun soccer mode you can play, complete with mayhem in the stands, as well as on the field.
On top of this game mode are four others: 10 chapter single player campaign, Snatch ‘n Grab, Team Deathmatch, and Invasion. The primary game mode of Fat Princess is what was noted above: a Capture the Flag game mode where the “flag” is a fat princess. The adorable, instantly iconic art style just added to the game’s appeal. I didn’t even have to see the game to know it was full of win, truth told. The once dainty, quite petite royalty is roughly the size of a barge when all is said and done. The opposing team, in order to make it even more difficult to have the princess taken from them, have stuffed the princess full of cake, making her, well, fat. I was sold on the game the moment I heard it’s over the top, silly, and yet utterly unique premise: A 32 player online multi-player game in which two teams consisting of 16 people each battle each other to rescue their princess from the other team. It is pretty rare that I fall in love with a game before I even get my hands on it, and even rarer when the game plays and feels exactly how I imagined it would feel when I finally did get my hands on it. Developer: Titan Studios/Sony Santa Monica
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