Tags: Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader
<b>Sharpei Diem</b> sends word that <a href="http://www.cgonline.com/cgm/200311-m1.html">Computer Games Magazine</A> printed their review of <A href="http://lionheart.blackisle.com">Lionheart</a> this month. They gave it a <b>2/5</b>, and had these flattering words to say:
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<blockquote>..However, when you combine the tart freshness of Diablo with the rich, meaty flavor of Fallout, you get Lionheart, which is quite possibly the most unpalatable role-playing game concocted in recent memory. Inexpertly tossed together, and summarily half-baked by Reflexive Entertainment, it's a gooey mess of reflex-driven combat, muddled interface, cliched dungeon designs, and useless player decisions. One could include its length - under 20 hours - as a fault, but it's almost a relief to see this mess pass through so quickly.
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Damn, that even made me wince. Brutal, baby. Just brutal!
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Thanks for the mail, <b>Sharpei Diem</b>!
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<b>Sharpei Diem</b> sends word that <a href="http://www.cgonline.com/cgm/200311-m1.html">Computer Games Magazine</A> printed their review of <A href="http://lionheart.blackisle.com">Lionheart</a> this month. They gave it a <b>2/5</b>, and had these flattering words to say:
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<blockquote>..However, when you combine the tart freshness of Diablo with the rich, meaty flavor of Fallout, you get Lionheart, which is quite possibly the most unpalatable role-playing game concocted in recent memory. Inexpertly tossed together, and summarily half-baked by Reflexive Entertainment, it's a gooey mess of reflex-driven combat, muddled interface, cliched dungeon designs, and useless player decisions. One could include its length - under 20 hours - as a fault, but it's almost a relief to see this mess pass through so quickly.
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Damn, that even made me wince. Brutal, baby. Just brutal!
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Thanks for the mail, <b>Sharpei Diem</b>!
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