Defender of the Crown: Heroes Live Forever
Genre: Action & Arcade Games | Strategy Games
Defender of the Crown: Heroes Live Forever Game
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The beloved Cinemaware classic returns! Defender of the Crown is completely addicting strategy game fun.
Battle five cunning lords for control of medieval England in Defender of the Crown. Lead your armies of knights and archers on the battlefield, and conduct daring raids to rescue princesses and pillage treasuries from enemy castles.
In Defender of the Crown you will compete in jousting and archery tournaments, and lay siege to your foes with catapults and Greek Fire. Gain fame, outsmart and outmuscle your foes, then claim the British crown!
Defender of the Crown: Heroes Live Forever full game features:
- Build armies and fortify your castles as you wage war against five tenacious opponents for control of the crown.
- Challenge your foes to archery contests or meet them in the lists for a joust!
- Increase your fame and line your coffers by rescuing and kidnapping princesses, and raiding enemy treasuries!
- Place your opponents under siege! Attack their battlements with catapults, hurling boulders, Greek Fire, and disease into their ranks!
- Triumph on the battlefield using special Tactic and Hero cards to gain the advantage!
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System requirements:
Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista
800 MHz Processor
128 MB System RAM
250 MB Available Hard Disk Space
32 MB 3D Video Card
DirectX 9.0c or later
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Size: 51 mb
Download times:
Modem (56K): 158 min
ISDN: 69 min
DSL: 9 min
Download times:
Modem (56K): 158 min
ISDN: 69 min
DSL: 9 min
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on Wed, 05 Dec 2007 16:35:26 -0600
An interesting concept but confusing to me a bit like Lords of the Realm except more like a board game. I was confused by certain aspects of the game, the 'tutorial' didn't explain some things very well -particularly the 'cards' and managing armies. Perhaps I accidently clicked through some explanations or I was supposed to read some help file or play a dedicated tutorial file I didn't bother to look for. I will give the game credit for making me want try to figure out the gameplay a few times after dying/being close to loosing. However, in the end I gave up.
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on Sun, 12 Aug 2007 22:02:24 -0500
This is a great game. I played it when I was younger and am pleased to find it is still available.
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on Sat, 16 Jun 2007 02:07:56 -0500
I thought that this game was pretty addicting, fun and requires you to think.
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on Tue, 01 May 2007 11:53:32 -0500
This game was pretty kewl. I downloaded thinking oh here we go another lame dumb down version of defender but was pleasently surprised at how addictive this game actually turned out to be!
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