Long before I was into this PC gaming lark, my wee brother and I would horde demo disks for the original Xbox (not to be confused with the Xbox One - thanks, Microsoft). Like long-delayed sequel Kingdom Under Fire 2, the once Xbox-exclusive original's heavy metal battles straddle the line between strategy and slashing - executing grand tactical manoeuvres with the same direct control you'd use to hack off a goblin's head. After a 16-year march, Blueside's action-RTS hybrid Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders stormed Steam's gates this week.
