We were pleased to see that it's ultimately your choice as to whether or not you use a weapon and a shield or two weapons this helps you tailor your experience to your preferred play style. This is a vital part of your battle experience as both weapons and shields will break after repeated use over the course of a battle, forcing you to mix up what you use. Once the meter has filled up enough, the masses will start showing their favor by tossing weapons and shields into the ring for you. By holding down the square and X buttons you'll be able to mug to the masses and do some old-fashioned arm-pumping (which fills an onscreen meter) to get them on your side.
However, in addition to knocking them from your foe's grip, you'll be able to get the crowd to lend you a hand and toss you some arms by appealing to them. As you'd expect, weapons are a vital component of Agrippa's combat regime. R1 will lock you onto your opponent so that you can shoulder-ram him, which is important for knocking the weapons out of his hands. You'll have two main forms of attack: a main attack and a secondary attack, both of which can be charged up by holding down the respective buttons for a few seconds. The initial fight you'll participate in is fairly simple and introduces you to the basics of combat.
You'll start out in the ancient Roman equivalent of a locker room and head off into battle. The level was then broken into separate chunks that were in the form of different competitions. Agrippa is a gladiator whose gameplay revolves around combat while Octavianus is a more stealth-oriented character and uses his brain to solve his problems.Īgrippa's level revolved around kicking ass in gladiatorial combat. Each character's level showed off the distinct play styles they'll offer. The demo allows you to play through two levels, one for each of the two playable characters, Agrippa and Octavianus. We had the chance to try out a work-in-progress version of the game at a Capcom press event prior to this year's E3 to see how the experience is shaping up. The game is set in ancient Rome and offers two distinctly different play experiences. Shadow of Rome is the upcoming action game from Capcom being developed under the guidance of Keiji Inafune, the veteran developer whose resume includes the Capcom and Onimusha franchises.
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