Luc Besson’s pastiche Arthur and the Invisibles purees Arthurian legend, Tolkien fantasy, pop culture, and other iconic staples of our society to deliver a sickly sweet cocktail that easily lends itself wonderfully to the video game format. And in much the same way that the film’s story borrows liberally from canonical fantasy and pop-culture fads, the gameplay mechanics heavily sample notable franchises, such as Prince of Persia and Tomb Raider, as well as other action adventure games. You also might notice a few Panzer Dragoon similarities, and maybe even Micro Machines a bit.
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