South Korean game studio Blueside has announced that the beloved classic Xbox real-time strategy game Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders will be coming to PC (Steam) Q1 2020. This comes following the recent launch of Kingdom Under Fire 2’s successful launch on Steam in late 2019. The title is an unforgettable RTS/Third-person action hybrid packed with action that for the first time will the renowned title to PC sixteen years after its debut on the original Xbox.
Head into battle and fight for control of Bersia once more as either the Human Alliance or the Dark Legion. Fan favorites return to the fray including Gerald, Kendall, Leinheart and the terrifying Renier. Command legions on the battlefield while simultaneously laying waste to the enemy with your favorite hero.
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders includes epic strategic and real-time tactics where any hero can turn the tide of battle. Players can level up their characters with powerful items and abilities as well as purchase an armory full of devastating weapons and upgrades for their troops.
The full list of features include:
- Incredible real-time strategy – battlefield conditions, weather, and decision-making all contribute to the outcome of the battle. Players must think with haste and precision as their numbers dwindle.
- Build the perfect army – with more than 100 warriors, players can build and assign roles for their troops going into war. Characters can level up and equipment can be upgraded to ensure armies are first-class.
- Turn the tide of battle – heroes can change the outcome of battles in epic, player-controlled moments.
- Witness a war through 4 unique perspectives – players can choose between 2 human nations and 2 Dark Legion nations to experience completely different plots of the game.
- Keyboard and mouse support – a new method of controlling the battlefield is available to PC players.
- Full Gamepad support
- HD Resolution support.
- Relive your favorite moments from the game with an unchanged authentic port to PC that gives players the experience they had upon release.
