Not a lot of opportunity to share things. Me: Strategy wargames, RPG's and overly-complicated 4x sims. My wife and I are both gamers, but we generally like very different types of games. I couldn't stand more than 15 minutes of this game. I wanted to like this game, I had a really strong reason to like this game.
That being said Sacred 2 is, literally and in every grammatical sense of the word, one of the very worst games I have ever encountered in my twentysomething years of electronic gaming. What I am about to say is an opinion from a pretty reasonable guy. I don't wander around the Internet, **** on other people's work for my own sad pleasure. What I am First off, I'm not a troll or a griefer. … Expandįirst off, I'm not a troll or a griefer. I'd rather play Drakan on PS2 or Balder's Gate. I thought this would be more fun, but its just ok.
The action part of the game is not very strategic or difficult. If you like getting lost and wandering a map, then I'd play this. It starts out kind of fun, then you get lost. There just needs to be a higher challenge within the beginning. Its better than some games of the same type. I think I would have liked this more if you didn't collect so many quests before you finished a single one or knew where to go. Its more like a PC game, but controls better than a point and click. You can't jump and the attacks really aren't action oriented. The graphics are okay (not many lighting effects), with average character models (running in high heels? really?). There is some kind of over-arching battle between classes. The character creator is limited to hairstyle, color, and class. You walk in an open world, slash enemies, and collect quests / items. You This is a passable "game." I like that it gets started right away and doesn't try to teach me stuff, or bore me with too many cutscenes. This is a passable "game." I like that it gets started right away and doesn't try to teach me stuff, or bore me with too many cutscenes.
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