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Game News Don't like Beyond Divinity? Get the Seal of Evil demo!

Vault Dweller

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Tags: Object Software; Seal of Evil

<a href=http://eng.objectgames.com>Object Software</a>, a company best known for <a href=http://objectgames.com/poq>Prince of Qin</a> around these parts, has released a demo of <a href=http://eng.objectgames.com/newsdetail.asp?id=94>Seal of Evil</a>, another RPG set in ancient China.
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<blockquote>Seal of Evil is a new A-RPG game developed by Object Software. The game uses a newly-developed GFX3D graphics engine and combines 2D and 3D technology. It displays beautiful scenes of ancient China. In order to let players all over the world try the demo themselves, we are now providing it at a website for players to download.
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In the demo, players will control Lan Wei and Liang Hu to take a fascinating journey in several locations such as Rosy-Cloud Village, dense forests, mysterious caves and so on. In the full game, SOE will provide many interesting features to players: 5 heroes, completely new interfaces, complicated making-things system, numerous locations, characters of different personality, touching stories and so on.</blockquote>
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So, check it out, if you love touching stories and stuff. You can also download the demo from <a href=http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=16502>Worthplaying</a>
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Spotted at: <A HREF="http://www.bluesnews.com">Blue's News</A>
 

Otaku_Hanzo

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Wow. They really did a number on the PoQ engine. Looks gorgeous. And the attention to detail is stunning. Haven't played that far into it yet, but I like what I've seen so far. I really love that they have the original voice acting in this with english translation subtitles. Be nice if they kept that for the full game. Doubt it, but one can wish. I just didn't like how small the characters were on screen in 1024*768 mode, but the animations are beautiful as are the characters themselves. Definitely looking forward to playing more on this later today. :)
 

Diogo Ribeiro

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::notices the Making-Things button::

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