Kameo: Elements of Power

Product Review

Kameo: Elements of Power is a larger-than-life journey full of intense combat, magnificent exploration, and innovative action. The future of the world depends on Kameo, who must capture, harness, and unleash a wide assortment of monsters to rescue three of her Elemental Ancestors and destroy the Dark Troll King who threatens the planet and its wildlife. Kameo will be granted the power to transform into incredible monsters, but they must be honed to their maximum capacity as she makes her way through a world bursting with strange life and breathtaking sights.

Product Features

Transform in real-time into a dazzling array of incredible monsters, each with its own fantastical strengths and fighting styles
Employ 10 elemental monsters from the five Elements of Power - Plant, Water, Rock, Ice, and Fire
Use roughly 30 unique attack and exploration abilities -- the innovative and sophisticated combat scoring system will track players' effectiveness to outmaneuver, fight, and destroy the enemy
Use monsters to tunnel underground, climb ice walls, jump ramps, blow up obstacles, -- even for unlocking new worlds, solving environment puzzles, and avoiding obstructions, traps, and enemies
Explore a vast and magical world filled with lush environments, wondrous creatures, clever puzzles, and big challenges

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(1 customer review)

3 of 7 people found the following review helpful

It was ok for 2005 make game ...felt like a proof of concept to me., May 31, 2010

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This review is from: Kameo: Elements of Power (Xbox 360) (Video Game)

I cannot say anthing was wrong with Kameo. It plays nice, the controls were not too complex, the textures were nice. Put it it just not my type of game. Puzzles were way too easy, the screen frame rate made me ill sometimes. I never really felt lost in the game, but I was never really enthralled by it either. IT was kind of boring. My youngest daughter (11) liked it more than I did. I just had that feeling that there was other games I could be playing that would hold my interest better.
I give it a 6 out of 10 ....Nice try, great for kids, but for the over 20 crowd (Ok, way over 20), Its not exactly thrills and chills!