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Kameo
''Kameo: Elements of Power'' is an action-adventure beat 'em up video game developed by Rare Ltd. and published by Microsoft Game Studios. It was exclusively released as a launch title for the Xbox 360 on November 22, 2005, in North America and December 2, 2005, in Europe. The game was under development for four years and generally received positive reviews from video game publications. It follows the elf princess Kameo as she attempts to thwart the evil machinations of her sister Kalus and the troll king Thorn. A planned sequel for the game was ultimately canceled. The game is also included in the ''Rare Replay'' video game compilation, released for the Xbox One in 2015.
== Gameplay ==
Described as a cross between ''The Legend of Zelda'' and ''Monster Rancher'', ''Kameo''s main objective during the game is to return the ten Elemental Warriors back into the Wotnot Book and gain the ability to become them, which she must do to progress through the game. At the beginning Kameo has the power of three Elemental Warriors, but these are lost during the opening battle. When the warriors were released from the Wotnot they reverted to their physical forms where they are called Elemental Sprites; in these forms they are powerless and have been captured by the Shadow Trolls. Kameo collects the warriors from the Shadow Trolls, or from her relatives when she rescues them.
The concept of playing a shapeshifter who collects more and more shapes was first used in the classic PC game ''Shadowcaster''. Kameo differs due to her ability to sprout wings, and is one of the few characters who can jump. With her hover ability she is one of the faster characters, and she is the only character who can pick up items. Kameo also gains the companionship of a horse and a raptor in the Badlands. To upgrade the warriors, to unlock their full potential, collecting Elemental Fruit is necessary.
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