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From Chilla the ice-cold yeti through Ash the blistering dragon to Pummel Weed the pugilistic plant, each of these followers must be found and their powers used to boost Kameo's own. However, simply acquiring a Warrior is not enough. An intimate familiarity with their combat potential, environmental advantages, elemental properties and even their best position in a devastating multi-phase combo will be required if Kameo is to have even the slimmest chance of success. Her enemy is well-prepared, the road to his castle strewn with dark beasts and lethal hazards, and there is far more at stake here than Kameo's own life.
Its ascension to the Xbox 360 platform has seen Kameo: Elements of Power gain many new features, not least the astonishing high-definition visuals, co-operative play, and a generous helping of brand new content added to Kameo's main quest. Arguably the most striking example of this new content is the large-scale conflict out on the Badlands. If Kameo is to lessen the odds against her by liberating the Ancestors and filling out her private legion of Warriors, then this heartland of her country - now a chaotic warzone overrun with thousands of individual Elves and Trolls locked in battle - must be traversed. Whether Kameo attempts this on horseback or on foot, using stealth and speed or sheer unrestrained force, is entirely up to you. Of course, you haven't lived until you've sent Major Ruin accelerating downhill to play a bone-breaking round of ten-pin bowling with a full regiment of Trolls...
Driven by a team dedicated to its excellence, Kameo: Elements of Power is one of Rare's most ambitious titles to date and has finally achieved its potential with the release of the Xbox 360 platform. The game's expansive design, gloriously diverse visuals, stirring orchestral soundtrack and irresistible action-adventure trappings have been brought to life with all the vibrancy we ever imagined, and anyone with even an ounce of adventure in their blood is guaranteed a journey to remember.
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