Kings Island Walkthrough

If you're quite familiar with RPG games, the usual hack and slash games, playing this game should be a piece of cake. All you have to do is launch the game and just crush everybody that comes across.

Just pay careful attention to the nature of the attacks that your weapons will carry out. However, if you are new to RPG games, and if you would like to have some tips and tricks under your sleeve, then read on.

For those new to this game, the interface, the flow of the game, etc. can be quite confusing and intimidating. Here's a simple guide that should help you along the way. Let's start off with the basic movements first: Moving the mouse pointer around the world, you will notice that its appearance will change depending on what actions you can perform on various objects and characters.

If the water stays the same, just click on the place and your character will move to that section... to that exact spot where you clicked. On the other hand, if the changes to a sword, that means the character or unit that the mouse cursor is hovering over is an enemy. Just click on the enemy and your character will automatically move towards him and attack.

Collectibles: You will find a lot of them in Kings Island as with most RPG games. When your mouse passes over a collectable item, It will change into a hand. To pick it up, just click on the object and that's about it. However, not all collectible objects are created equal. Some have great value. Some are junk. And some lie somewhere in between. It's very important that you check first one is that object you're about to pick. That's especially true when you take in consideration that the room in your backpack as well as your strength for carrying that backpack is limited.

Dialogues: interaction is important in RPG games. Whether it's interacting with fellow players or non-player characters in the game, dialogue is crucial. The hints, clues, and directions that you get from the from these conversations are valuable especially when you're just starting out.

When you move your mouse over a character and it shows a dialog icon, that means you can have a talk with him. Just click to start talking and click again until you finish the conversation, and you get all the info the character could ever give.

Summing things up, just like most RPG games out there, Kings Island is one of those games that you cannot finish in one sitting.

Well unless you're willing to spend for hours straight in a game, then that's a different story. Being used to how the game flows by doing it over and over again is essential. If you don't get things right the first try, that's okay. And there is no better time to get started in this RPG game than now.