評論

• gamedeal user

  Apr 24, 2022

  game of my childhood. i was not sure if i played it right way. because i had no rpg past. so i decided to buy and play right way. the plot is amazing and im in love with the checking maps and stories on the game's web page. (i 've found it on banshee ) there is a total timelines of events in the past. and of course a shocking plot :O i would make a tv serie about it.
• thedannymalone

  Sep 30, 2022

  It's old school and a good RPG but it just becomes so difficult, never been able to complete the game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 13, 2022

  My dad played this when I was very little so it's very nostalgic for me personally. I've always loved the character designs and the way the world was built along with combat and the mobs/bosses in the game. This game seriously has a very special place in my heart
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2022

  So I first played this game in Middle School. I got it at a garage sale for 25 cents. It was one of the first games I bought. I never beat it. When I saw it on steam during the winter sale, I bought it. The first half of the game is a lot of fun. The characters, magic animations, and quests are all a lot of fun and there's so much to discover. The problem is the second half. The last three hours of game play are just straight combat. And it's not well balanced. There are so many enemies and you end up having to get a few enemies at a time to follow you or you get swamped. And you repeat that hundreds of times until you get to the end. The final boss is another slap to the face because some play styles are simply unviable for fighting the chaos dragon. If you're playing a melee build or a pyromancer, good luck. Moreover, if you're playing a mage, you had better hope you've been stacking up on mana potions the entire game because there aren't any more merchants for the last three hours of game play. It was a rushed game and it shows. The fun interactions and aha moments slowly bleed away until you get through the slog of the final boss and realize, it probably wasn't worth the energy you put in to get there. I still come back every once in a while. It's fun to try and stack all of the quests into the most efficient route and I enjoy the progression of my character through the early and mid game. But the ending is rough and genuinely unpleasant. You can see the vision for the game and how it got caught in the cross hairs of a dying studio rushing to get it out before bankrupcy. But without the nostalgia boost, I wouldn't play this game ever again.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2022

  An overall very old school CRPG adventure, very combat heavy so if you don't like this games combat you may want to avoid, Overall if you like these older crpgs then absolutely give this one a go.
• habberwolf

  Nov 20, 2022

  It's been one of my absolute favorite games since it released in early 2000s
• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2023

  Game is completely linear without any kind of options, this is not RPG, you do not have any role, you have rail and must kill thousands of mooks to reach "final boss". Developer opinion on "karma" and "good and bad" also quite crazy, absolutely every single "evil" choice is "stupid evil" with various penalties and significantly inferior rewards if any. Also doing some obviously evil things is considered good and vice versa. Internal "fortune" (that is called karma in game's code) value is hidden from UI and you will not know is you going evil or good and ever trying to be good will gives you evil ending (that is not any different from good ending with exception to few chat lines)
• devrudd0829

  Mar 8, 2023

  If you like old school RPG's, this is a good one! I highly recommend!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2023

  Absolute G of an RPG
• gamedeal user

  Sep 11, 2023

  The Dark Souls of CRPGs? The game is a TON of fun mixed with a TON of frustration. As others have said, the first "half" (more like the first 1/3 actually) is indeed really fun; kind of a mix of Baldur's Gate and Diablo 1, with a decent degree of customization and build choices (not late-game viable, but that's another point). The other two-thirds of the game... Oof. It's extremely combat-focused. I suppose it COULD be fun if you knew what you're doing (for a veteran player). You're often thrown in 3/4/5-floor dungeons (with a few extra optional "side-floors" in between) which can take a few hours to clear. Most of the time there's no way to go back and sell/clear inventory, or be able to restock on anything AT ALL. Got no health/mana potions and no "mana spirits/orbs" to absorb anywhere else in the map? Have fun waiting 10 mins for mana to regen OR sprint through content to the next floor, which might give you mana spirits/orbs on the first chamber of said floor. One the main original mechanics of the game (original as in, not part of the SPECIAL system), is that most enemies drop "mana spirits/orbs" when they die, regenerating a large portion of your mana, this is by far how you regen 95% of your mana during the whole campaign. On the latter half of the game, there are many enemy types that don't drop those at all. So if you went for a "wizard-like" build you're just screwed, you better squeeze (min-max) absolutely ALL DPS you can from the mana you have because you'll need to get by with very little mana, for a long, long time. The latter half of the game is balanced around the principle of: is your build self-suficient? Can you heal (passively or through spells?) Can you deal damage reliably without relying on mana? If you can't tick those boxes, you're in for a slog of a push to completion. Potions and consumables are completely unreliable to get to count upon for sustaining the player. I'm fairly convinced that new players which do not focus on combat-skills can become completely stuck on several parts of the game, as difficulty starts ramping up at the middle of the campaign and only gets worse as you progress. -- TLDR: It's a troubled, beautiful child. It's worth a buy if you're into Baldur's Gate/Icewind Dale/Pillars of Eternity/etc, but go in with the mindset that it's pretty much two games in one. (A short Baldur's Gate 1 DLC and an unbalanced Diablo 1 spin-off).