Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire screenshots

Much has been said about the upcoming action adventure Wii game Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire ever since it was announced back in June by D3Publisher of America. At first glance, fans easily dismissed it as another God of War-clone but we suggest that you give it another look.

Why? Because the game does offer a lot of exciting features. The background story of the game, for one, came from no other than Richard A. Knaak who also penned video gaming classics such Diablo, Warcraft, and Age of Conan. So players in Wrath of Fire controlling a human who can summon a fierce powerful dragon isn’t actually surprising considering the creator’s background.

Even without that dragon, the character can survive on his own with his equally lethal sword. All of these can be performed, needless to say, through the Wiimote and Nunchuk combination. Boss fights will be present, different stages set in various worlds, and side quests will be minimal because the developers wanted the players to focus on the game itself.

While waiting for its September release, be more familiar with Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire with these screenshots. This latest batch shows off some of the unique locations that you will see in the game.

See the other screenshots after the jump!

Much has been said about the upcoming action adventure Wii game Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire ever since it was announced back in June by D3Publisher of America. At first glance, fans easily dismissed it as another God of War-clone but we suggest that you give it another look.

Why? Because the game does offer a lot of exciting features. The background story of the game, for one, came from no other than Richard A. Knaak who also penned video gaming classics such Diablo, Warcraft, and Age of Conan. So players in Wrath of Fire controlling a human who can summon a fierce powerful dragon isn’t actually surprising considering the creator’s background.

Even without that dragon, the character can survive on his own with his equally lethal sword. All of these can be performed, needless to say, through the Wiimote and Nunchuk combination. Boss fights will be present, different stages set in various worlds, and side quests will be minimal because the developers wanted the players to focus on the game itself.

While waiting for its September release, be more familiar with Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire with these screenshots. This latest batch shows off some of the unique locations that you will see in the game.

Via IGN