Owen and the Soldier

Owen And The Soldier is a videogame for the Nintendo DS. It is about a boy named Owen, who has to protect his town from an evil soldier.

Owen and The Soldier is a videogame that is based on a young boy’s imagination after he sees his father in the military. When playing this game, you can see that the design of Owen and The Soldier was done very well. There are many details about this game. The first main detail about Owen and The Soldier is that there are bad guys in the game called Phantoms. These Phantoms want to kill Owen, because they believe that he knows where their leader, named Monstar, is located. In order to prevent death by the Phantoms, Owen has to hide from them by using various hiding places.

Some of these hiding places include: bushes, trees, buildings, and even haystacks. Another important detail about this game is that there are many different types of enemies in it as well. Some of these enemies include: armored foes that can only be killed by shooting them in their chest plates; foes with rocket launchers; foes with shields; and foes with guns much like the guns regular soldiers use in real life. Lastly, when playing Owen and The Soldier, players have the option to play as either Owen, or his friend Roland (who does not appear in the actual story). One thing I dislike about this game is that it requires internet connection to

Owen And The Soldier is a video game by Joe Minadeo and Brian Raffel, and was released in December 2011. This is a side-scrolling platformer where you play as Owen, a young British boy during World War II who gets dropped off at his grandfather’s house while his parents are away. When he finds out that his grandfather is missing, he heads out to find him while avoiding German soldiers and the Luftwaffe.