As you might have guessed, Deadliest Warrior: Ancient Combat is an off-shoot of the popular Spike TV show, Deadliest Warrior. For those not familiar with the program, Deadliest Warrior takes some of the deadliest, and most brutally violent, warriors from all different eras of history and places them in combat against each other. Have you ever wondered what would happen if Joan of Arc fought Genghis Khan? Who would win in a fight to the death between Vlad the Impaler and Shaka Zulu? Who has the baddest combat skills: an Apache warrior of a Shaolin monk? Now you can find out for yourself (hypothetically, of course) in a singularly violent game that gives you the power over the most epic battles possible.
Zach Murphy writes: 'The Deadliest Warrior TV series was fantastic television between 2009 and 2011. The series pitted warriors from a variety of eras against each other in an in-depth simulated battle.'.
Neocrisis: Ever thought of who would win in a fight if a Nordic viking was going against a Napoleon solider? or a Ninja vs a sword swinging samurai? Well wonder no more as Deadliest Warrior: Ancient Combat provides the answers (or at least tries to).
I played the first Deadliest Warrior game once. I was a Samurai and my friend was a Spartan. Match starts. He pushes circle. His Spartan chucks a spear at me and it magically hits me in the head, killing me instantly.
He then told me that it's random if the spear is going to go towards my head or not. So by chance, he killed me with a push of a button.
Screw this game.
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