Based around the series of books by Robert Jordan, and featuring a combination of the latest technology and a strong storyline, it has much to offer gamers. We caught up with level designer Warren Marshall, and asked him a few questions about the game. Someone, an assassin, breaks into the White Tower in search of the Cuendillar seals the tower holds. Without giving much away, the remainder of the game tightly follows Elayna's journey through Robert Jordan's world as she tries to figure out what's going on and put an end to it. The single player game works simply by putting the player through series of levels tied together with cut scenes which tell a deep and involving story.
Every level has a purpose and a place.
There's no co-op in Wheel of Time. This is primarily because of the storyline that drives the game. There just isn't room for more than one person. But it depends where your priorities are I guess. You run around and try to kill as many people as you can before the buzzer sounds.