As it is, however, it's an attractively packaged, but ultimately empty hack 'n' slash.

It's a pity there aren't more adventure elements to this game, because the story has quite a lot of potential. The best part of this average game is the sound, which is taken straight from the movie and is worked into the game in an incredibly atmospheric way, the Mummy's screams in particular are guaranteed to come back to haunt you on dark nights. The monster AI is pretty, although zombies have never been renowned for their intelligence, and enemies sometimes get stuck behind a wall or on some mysterious glitch on the floor. It has a similar look to Arabian Nights and features your average set of actions, plus a few fun weapons like a sword and throwing amulet. The characters are awkward and chunky, and Rick's speech has obviously been dug up from some ancient voice archive marked 'manly and heroic'. Tomb Raider games like engaging gameplay, exploration or any kind of interesting action. From the outset it looks a bit like Lara Croft Does Egypt, but unfortunately the game has none of the enduring qualities of the You play the all-American hero Rick O'Connell, who has to complete various quests centring around Hamunaptra, the Lost City Of The Dead, in order to defeat the awakened Mummy No 1, Imhotep. You are watching the movie online : The Mummy Broadcast online at: Fmovies.movie, 123Movies introduce : After an adventuring American stumbles across the tomb of an ancient mummy, he is recruited. The film is set in China, departing from the Egyptian setting, and focuses on the Terracotta Armys origins. There's no need to go into the story in any depth, because it's exactly like the movie. The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor is a 2008 American action-adventure fantasy film, directed by Rob Cohen, written by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar, and produced by Stephen Sommers (director of the first two films), Bob Ducsay, Sean Daniel, and James Jacks. And here it is, sticking to Universal's licence like toilet paper to the shoes of the unwary. It was inevitable that the Hollywood bubble gum flick The Mummy would inspire something approximating a game, probably involving the words 'romp' and 'action-packed' in the marketing. Then again, I can't take Brendan Fraser seriously either, so it works out quite nicely. It might be because I'm from the Young Ones generation, but I can't take a hero called Rick seriously.

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