So, my review is more focused on the Ranger, who I have been enjoying the game with. The character customization is pretty in-depth, which should please the character creators out there! Each class has a different gameplay style and due to the length of this style of game, I wasn’t able to really dig into what each class had to offer. Sadly, each of these classes are gender locked as of this review but Blueside has made note of player feedback requesting the removal of this restriction. Instead, logging into the game for the first time will let players build a character from the 5 available classes of Gunslinger, Spellsword, Berserker, Elementalist, or Ranger.
Unlike the previous 3 Kingdom Under Fire titles for Xbox and Xbox 360, Kingdom Under Fire 2 doesn’t have players assume the role of premade heroes to play through the story with.
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