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Game: Mark of Kri, The
Console: Playstation 2

Cheat:

Stronger Opponents

At the title screen press: X, Circle, Square, Square, X, Square, Circle, Circle, X, Circle, Circle, X.

Unlimited Arrows

At the title screen press: X, Circle, Square, Square, X, Square, Circle, Circle, X, Square, Square, X.

Unlock Battle Arenas

Complete all of Baumusu's Challenge for a Level to unlock that particular Level's Arena.

Unlock Costumes and Extra Art

To get Costumes and Extra Art, you have to beat the arenas, which means completing all of the arena challenges for both time attack and body count.

Weak Opponents

At the title screen press: X, Circle, Circle, Square, X, Square, Square, Circle.

Weapon Selection

Find each Tuku on all levels to unlock the ability to use any weapon on any level.

Invincibility

On the title screen, press SQUARE, CIRCLE, X, SQUARE, CIRCLE, SQUARE, X, CIRCLE, X, SQUARE, CIRLCE, X.

Health Items Restore 100% Life

On the title screen, press X, X, X, X, SQUARE, SQUARE, SQUARE, SQUARE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE.

Turn of Arena AI

To turn off the Arena AI, go to the title screen and press these buttons: X, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, CIRCLE, X, SQUARE, SQUARE, SQUARE, X, CIRCLE, SQUARE, X.

Find the Sage/Replay Levels

After you beat the first level, you'll be able to visit the Sage. He'll be on the second level of the inn. Once he's there, you can visit him at any time to replay levels you've completed, or see "Rewards" you've unlocked along the way.

Invincible Rau

At the "Press Start" screen, press Square, Circle, X, Square, Circle, Square, X, Circle, X, Square, Circle, X. If you entered the code correctly, Rau will say "Faahu". Enter the "Cheats" section at the Sage, and the last card will be Invincible Rau. Press X to activate the code.

Full health power

At the "Press Start" screen, press X(4), Square(4), Circle(4). Health: power-ups will all be 100%.

Manual animation

Flip through the pages of the instruction booklet from the back to the front. There is an animation of Rau performing a stealth kill in the lower right corner.




Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date: 02 August, 2002
ESRB Rating: Mature


Description:
Though by no means perfect, The Mark of Kri is an original and completely realized game experience. With an innovative fighting system, graphics that are better than you thought the PS2 could deliver, and lots of cool extra character abilities, the game offers a fresh take on the basic guy-with-a-sword scenario.

The Mark of Kri offers some kind of story about dark times coming and bad guys roaming the countryside, or some kind of yadda yadda like that, but the only important thing to know is that you must wander around collecting stuff and kill guys who attack you. There are several things that make this more interesting than it sounds, most prominently the amazing environments of moss-covered ruins. Reportedly former Disney animators were among the developers, and it shows, not only in the character designs and movements, but in the excellence of the sound and lighting effects that subtly deepen the game's lush, ominous atmosphere.

Then there's the fighting system, which lets you assign a button to each attacker, so you can attack enemies on all sides without worrying about which direction you're facing. This is a fairly simple matter at first, but requires more strategy and skill as the game progresses. The Mark of Kri includes a stealth mode, which allows you to sneak up and strike lethal blows before enemies can sound the alarm, and there's a bird you can send ahead to scout hostile territory before you enter it. These extra features keep the ol' killing-crowds-of-bad-guys routine from growing tedious.

We have only two serious complaints: one, the environments are not as seamless and interactive as they could be (if there's a cliff, shouldn't you be able to jump off it?), and two, there are too many things to keep straight, stuff like magic items and combo moves (but then again, the author is unusually lazy, and this probably won't bother most gamers). Overall, though, The Mark of Kri is rock solid, graphically beautiful, and thoroughly engaging. --David Stoesz

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