They've also hinted that Dark Kingdom will encourage players to find creative (and convincingly realistic) ways to use the environment to their advantage. Throwing crates around is a no-brainer, and smashing structures or bouncing monsters off walls will also be possible. And if you're feeling especially sadistic, you can pick up an enemy and use him to bash other, even less fortunate enemies. Add the promise of online play and hundreds of useful in-game objects for obsessive item-hunters, and Untold Legends Dark Kingdom is just one more reason for role-playing fans to look forward to launch day.
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