As a goddess of the Dark Chaos, she represents the cruelty and horrors of war. She released the demonic Cyclops from its underworld prison. She believes that she can lure Epothos to her side with her seductive charms. Her color is purple. Plot A nameless narrator (voiced by Mako Iwamatsu) introduces the conflict. "In the beginning, there was only darkness. Then light shown in the void, and a new world was born. A realm forged from the elemental forces of earth, wind, water, and fire. The nexus of an eternal war waged between the forces of light and darkness, between chaos and order, which destroyed the world in a mighty cataclysm. Unto this broken realm came the overlords: Beautiful Aenna, Goddess of the Waters. Steadfast purity of crashing waves and thundering waterfalls. Fiery Epothos, Warrior of the Rising Sun. Volatile guardian of the sacred flame. Devious Durlock, Master of Metals, and Lord of Stone! Keeper of the secrets of the earth! And Wicked Helamis! Queen of Storms and Chaos, mother of hurricanes, leaving havoc and destruction in her wake. Now the mightiest of the overlords prepare for the ultimate confrontation, the time has come for the Wrath of the Gods to be UNLEASHED!" The game features campaigns for each of the four characters, at varying difficulties, following their story of achieving domination of the realm. Development LucasArts acquired the publishing rights to Wrath Unleashed (known then as Wrath) in 2002. Reception Wrath Unleashed received "mixed or average reviews" on both platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. Reviews Envoyer (German) (Issue 94 - Aug 2004) References External links 2004 video games Fantasy video games LucasArts games Activision games Multiplayer and single-player video games PlayStation 2 games Strategy video games The Collective (company) games Video games scored by Jack Wall Video games featuring female protagonists Xbox games Video games developed in the United States