King's Bounty: Warriors of the North Preview by Inside Gaming Daily Blog
 

Guys at Inside Gaming Daily Blog recently checked the early version of upcoming King's Bounty: Warriors of the North and published detailed preview.
You can find the full article here.

fall 2012? that's certainly not good news albeit at the top of the page it is written release date: spring 2012.

That's a mistake in the preview, as it was said, the release date is still Spring 2012.

okey-dokey :D
anyways, scarce info in the preview.

Yes, scarce and some hmmm let's say interesting info! Different Mounts? My curiousity is definetly excited!

I don't like to anyhow decrease your expectations, but you will still be using only horses (and later Pegasus).

No problem, because that was exact the answer I wanted to see! Horses (Pegasus) only and no Brontos or dragons sounds perfect. Only exception would be a unicorn, but anything else than a horse/pegasus for me is not KB. :grin:

I feel like whoever wrote the article, has just seen the same video as the rest of us have seen, you know, the pre-alpha video that was released a week or so ago...Is this true? or did he witness another live performance of the game? Evertyhing he explains seems to be from the video i watched :-D

The preview is based on the hands-on presentation, not the video from GameTrailers. The result can be similar as in both cases same levels were shown.

I agree with Darkeonz , because this `detailed preview article` explains almost all same things as video released 1 week ago. They mentioned : "bunch of new stuff, locations, units, skills, let’s roll, already; sheeesh." but didnt say anything about any of those new things :-(
"Next, we witnessed the usefulness of teleportation magic in combat: Zap your quicker, nimbler fighters instantly forward right up in the enemy’s face, let them get in a quick attack, and then zap them back to among your assembled ranks—not only an irritatingly-effective combat tactic." Pls some1 tell me this is a joke. How is using teleportation 2 times (first to attack enemy unit, second to return you`re unit back on original place) irritatingly-effective combat tactic ????? But this was just thought from whoever wrote this article. There are lots of other pearls of wisdom in this detailed preview, but i`ll leave other to seek them out, and get their own conclusions. What is summed in the end, this article didnt reveal a single new information since last week video.