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Army Corps of Hell
The King of Hell is nothing without his little buddies. In Army Corps of Hell, the player character is surrounded by a swirling mass of goblins, who take on enemies with reckless enthusiasm. They're more than just remote-controlled swarms of death, however, as this new trailer shows. They're also quite handy at improvising munitions, armor, and other weaponry.
The clip shows off the game's three classes (soldier, magi, and spearman), as well as some of the larger enemies in the game. Those big baddies drop components, which can be combined to forge almost 100 different weapons and armor types for the army.
If you haven't been keeping up with the game, check out our hands-on preview. In short, it's a fun little action game that hits many of the same notes that the Pikmin and Overlord games have struck.
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