Although this may be true, it isn't something frustrating or anything like that. Gameplay: KUF:H is said to be a hard to learn game for most players mainly because, apparently, there isn't any 'training mission' or 'in-game tutorial' (the manual says it does, but they're nowhere to be found at first sight). The developers did an awesome job, but there are a couple of things that turned my experience from what could've been an "unbelievably astonishing" one to just an "entertainingly cool" one.
It's not even on the way of becoming "a classic", of course. On the other hand, it's a game far from perfect. Once you get a good feel of the game you'll find it's no wonder why some people call it the 'pioneering' game of the somewhat recent 'massive action RTS' (or something like that) genre. I'll even dare saying that to some extent, it did to the RTS genre what HALF-LIFE did to the FPS genre. at least since KUF:C, but because it's the same type of game, I say since BLACK & WHITE. If I had to describe KUF:H in just a couple of words, I'd say it's: "the most creative mixture of gameplay elements in a game in years". So, hopefully, this review will be really helpful for those gamers that, just like I did, seek a new and fresh gaming genre to hop to now that XBox games' prices have dropped drastically, thanks in part to the introduction of next-gen consoles competing with Microsoft's 360. I'd never played the other famous game in the series, KUF:CRUSADERS, but was attracted by it's 'above average', 'dark fantasy' characters. Overall: I had the chance to experience KUF:HEROES just recently (over a year after it's release!) when I came upon this brand-new, US$9 offering at eBay.
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