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Game Profile
FINAL SCORES
7.9
Visuals
8.0
Audio
7.0
Gameplay
8.5
Features
7.5
Replay
8.0
INFO BOX
PLATFORM:
Xbox
PUBLISHER:
Encore Software
DEVELOPER:
Lost Toys
GENRE: Shooter
PLAYERS:   1-2
RELEASE DATE:
January 20, 2003
ESRB RATING:
Teen
IN THE SERIES
Battle Engine Aquila

 Written by Leigh Culpin  on March 05, 2003

Full Review: AquilaЕ yet the water destroys itЕ go figure.


Bottom Line
Battle Engine Aquila is a great piece of work, and though it's not up for any game of the year awards, it manages to be fun and moderately challenging at times. It's not a game you'll forget about quickly after completing it, and it'll likely call to you on and off for a time after you've beaten it. If you're in need of a hybrid game fix and like your action, definitely take a good, hard look at Battle Engine Aquila.


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