All this means that, even if you're an RPG newbie, it doesn't take long to find your way about the interface and get to grips with your character, whichever one that may be. Again, your choices are rather too similar to those in Diablo - a trio to choose from, two chaps and one lady, comprising the wimpy-but-fast, the tough-but-slow and the middleman. It's hardly inspired and, rather frustratingly, you have less control over your character's development than you might like. Each level advancement gifts you points which can only be spent on special attacks, the rest of your attributes being increased automatically, totally independent of your control.​