Kameo in an attempt to free her family foolishly attacked Thorn without the Wotnot and only 3 Elemental Warriors. Kalus then kidnapped The Ancestors and Queen Theena, and Kameo's family is also kidnapped and imprisoned in seperate bodies. She decided to summon the troll king Thorn and join the trolls to get revenge on her family. But her sister Kalus became very envious and felt betrayed by her family. The sequel was canceled after a few months of production due to both poor sales of the original and Microsoft's new focus on games for its Kinect peripheral.Despite being an adoptive child, Kameo received the Elements of Power from her family. Kameo was included in Rare Replay, an August 2015 compilation of 30 Rare titles for the Xbox One, alongside documentary-style videos about the game's development and its planned sequel. Retrospective reviews remembered the game for its bright and impressive graphics. Rare released several cosmetic downloadable content packs, and a free online cooperative mode upgrade. They had high praise for the orchestral score and other technical features, apart from the game's camera. Reviewers found the story and Kameo's character lackluster, but largely liked the other characters and the core morphing concept.
Their criticism focused on the gameplay, in particular its repetition, awkward controls, easy combat, disorganized introduction, and overbearing tutorial. Reviewers praised Kameo 's graphics as setting standards for the new console, and noted its vivid color palette. The game received generally favorable reviews and sales estimates ranged from subpar to par. Kameo released alongside the Xbox 360 launches: November 2005 in North America and several weeks later in Europe.
Rare used the extra time to improve the game's audiovisuals, including Rare's first orchestral soundtrack, and add a local cooperative multiplayer mode. While nearly finished for the original Xbox console, the title was delayed to become an exclusive launch title for the upcoming Xbox 360. In this process, Kameo was repurposed from a fairy to an elf-a transition the game's director later concluded was unsuccessful. It was conceived as a Pokémon-style game of capturing and nurturing monsters, but traded its lighthearted Nintendo overtones for darker themes more befitting of Xbox audiences when Microsoft acquired the developer. Kameo is known for its prolonged development cycle, which spanned four Nintendo and Microsoft consoles.
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