Prepare to embark on a new adventure as Blueside game director Henry Lee has announced that  a sequel to Kingdom Under Fire series is already well underway. More details on what awaits you in the up-coming sequel after the jump.

Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom developer Blueside has revealed that it will be diversifying its projects, starting with a new XBLA title and a game for an as-yet-unnamed handheld platform. A new large-scale game similar to the developer's earlier offerings is also in the works for next-gen platforms. The latest installment in the Kingdom Under Fire series will also be going multiplatform. Check the full article for details.

Blueside game director Henry Lee took some time off from video game developing and answered some interesting questions for fans of the upcoming Xbox 360 RPG Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom. This fourth installment to the successful series has been under development for some time now but it's only recently that game details are becoming clearer.

Before we give you all the information revealed, we're rather excited to know that this early, Blueside is already planning to dish out modifications to Circle of Doom. Henry Lee noted that they will dish out in-game "adornments" (read: Downloadable Content">downloadable content) to coincide with the launch to make players' characters unique and stylish even during co-op game modes.

Henry Lee also shared that a demo for Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom will be released on Xbox Live when the final details have been furnished. With all those said, here are the other stuff revealed by the game director:

• It will take an average of 40 to 50 hours to get through the single-player version with all characters, and about 100 hours to experience everything the game has to offer including completion of all quests to gain new abilities.
• Another thing to consider is that there are three difficulty modes in KUF: CoD, Normal, Hard, and Nightmare. Each will require critical uses of Enhancements and Abilities with strategic acumen.
• Each character has 5 to 6 categories of weapons and six sets of armor that change the characters visually when equipped.
• It will run at 30 FPS.
• Other than the four characters already revealed, there will be two additional playable characters. These soon to be revealed characters will require a radically different approach to game play.

See the other details after the jump!