- License:
- Free to try; $49.99 to buy
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- Downloads:
- 163,424
- Requirements:
- Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, 1GHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 32MB VRAM, 300MB disk space
- Limitations:
- Two missions
- Date Added:
- October 07, 2005
Publisher's description of Peter Jackson's King Kong demo
From UbiSoft Entertainment:
Live the epic action of Peter Jackson's movie King Kong. Play as Jack or Kong in unique, dual-style gameplay. Play in first-person Survival mode as Jack Driscoll: shoot, evade, and fight using Skull Island's hostile environment to your advantage. Launch your destructive power as the iconic ape-monster Kong in third person, from the savage perils of Skull Island to the skyscrapers of New York.
This single-player demo for Peter Jackson's King Kong features the two levels "Chased by T-Rex" and "Kong vs. T-Rex," where you get to play as Jack and King Kong respectively.
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Editor's review of Peter Jackson's King Kong demo
Adrien Brody, hear my roar
After we had to restart twice, we began to wonder whether this movie tie-in game would be worth the hassle. While the demo is too short to fully evaluate the game's attempt to recreate a cinematic experience, playing as the mighty ape does offer serious fun.
The demo includes two missions from the hybrid adventure. The first-person mission, "Chased by T-Rex," has you (as hero Jack Driscoll) fighting off a T. Rex with a rifle while fellow adventurers open a gate. In the third-person mission, "Kong vs. T-Rex," Kong fights a nasty T. Rex; swings through the jungle chasing love object Ann; smashes little dinos with a giant log; then takes on two prehistoric reptiles at once. In brief, the Driscoll mission is lame, whereas the Kong mission rocks. Battling dinosaurs as Kong mostly requires extreme button-mashing, but we give the developers credit for using the mouse wheel in a fighting game.
The graphical style is attractive and immersive, much like a dark, exotic cartoon. The third-person effects while fighting as Kong especially impress. After you've landed on the pair of dinosaurs hassling Ann, try jumping onto a ledge, then slamming back onto the unsuspecting anachronisms. Take that, extinct creatures!
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