10°
Submitted by kevco33 1017d ago | review

Electronic Theatre In-depth Review: Drakensang: The Dark Eye

The story is well written and cuts a clear path in localisation, much more so than most European PC titles with a similar budget. Entirely reliant on Fantasy cliché, Drakensang: The Dark Eye is stronger because of the preconceptions players have of the immediately recognisable characterisation. Though objectives are rarely open to player interpretation, the delivery is a constant source of encouragement through the game's eighty-or-so-hour main quest. (Drakensang: The Dark Eye, PC) 82/100

New stories
20°

Jagged Alliance: Back In Action Review (Strategy Informer)

15m ago - From Strategyinformer.com: "Oh, hello again Jagged Alliance: Back In Action. It seems only a coup... | PC
10°

Tekken 3D Prime Edition Gameplay Video

20m ago - The YouTube user ConsoleCreature has released a video of actual gameplay of the upcoming Nintendo... | 3DS
40°

1UP - Why Are Game Budgets So Secretive?

1h ago - 1UP - Before asking the question above to a bunch of people at this year's DICE conference, I ass... | Culture
30°

Pokemon Black and White: First International WiFi Tournament Announced

2h ago - Earlier today, Japan's official site for Pokemon announced a new tournament for Pokemon: Black an... | Nintendo DS
Ad

Check out our Resident Evil: Revelations Review

Now - Returning the series to its horror roots. | Promoted post
10°

Kid Icarus: Uprising Nintendo 3DS flies to top 25 at Wal-Mart

2h ago - Nintendo Co.’s Kid Icarus: Uprising for the Nintendo 3DS ranked in the top 25 pre-order sales at... | 3DS
Related content from friends