Hail to The King represents one of the countless games that were inspired by Hollywood hit movies and, as expected, were ruined because of hasty design and programming. In the first part of the story the main character, Ash, managed somehow to reverse the spell and destroy all of the existing monsters. In the shuffle, he lost his arm. One of your central tasks from the start is to bring back the torn out pages of the Necronomicon book, so that you can undo the terrible incantation, which allowed the monsters to roam around freely. Sadly, your new sweetheart, Jenny, had disappeared, so you'll also need to rescue her from the clutches of the demons.
Drawbacks are evident from the very beginning.
In addition, you'll find that once you start completing your quests, there is not a thing that would contribute to unfolding the plot. Many gamers will not only be discouraged because of the character's appearance and the badly designed plot, but also by some major gameplay setbacks. For instance, once you begin chopping your way through masses of evil minions, you will immediately notice that one specific type of monster will keep attacking you endlessly, no matter how many of them you' ve sliced, and it is quite annoying to have to fight a million opponents that look exactly the same. This is what happens when you're not careful. Well, what ever it is, it's probably not eatable.