
Garshasp is based on ancient Persian mythology bringing to life the epic battles of the mythological hero, Garshasp, in the ancient lands against the evil monsters. You play as Garshasp himself, the strongest man in Persian Mythology, in a journey to revenge and reclaim the legendary mace of his ancestors which is stolen by the Deevs. A journey which proves to unlock more significant hidden mysteries. The main mechanics of the game revolve around melee combat, platforming and exploration..


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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Russe | |||
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| Persian |
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Well, I actually enjoyed this. I read the reviews, expected the worst, yet for a game I was supposed to hate, I still came away having finished it twice and had fun both times. As others have said, it is a God of War knock off, and a budget one at that. The voice acting is not very good, and the story, well a bunch of fantasy-sounding names doing this and that... I couldn't really keep track of who was who, so it was enough to know I had to kill the bad guy at the end. Gameplay is basic hack and slash, and though you can kill most of the early grunts by simply grabbing them, later enemies need to be made vulnerable first. Much like GoW, it has orbs to collect, quick-time-events, large boss battles, some cut-scenes, weapons upgrading, and special "rage" attacks. The world is decently large, but there is little backtracking and generous save points to keep things moving. The hack-and-s
This is the Dollar Tree version of God of War
As odd as it may seem, I actually thought I'd really like this game. I don't mind games that are lacking in quality, as long as they provide a good time. Unfortunately, this one soured rather quickly. For those of you out there who were planning on playing this with a controller, it's...extraordinarily hard to get used to. Left stick rolls, right stick/directional pad moves, etc. This was odd, but doable, so I learned it and continued on (though it didn't get easier). I found myself enjoying the level, despite being able to spam one attack that kills the majority of enemies in one hit, taking most of the challenge out of the fighting. The narrator sounds cheesy, Garshasp himself doesn't look human in cutscenes (seriously, look at community screenshots, it's kind of an inside joke), but the environments are nice, and the game sets up what could have been a decent action title. There are
When the Persian superhero Garshasp appeared on screen, old memories of the Soul Reaver came alive in front of me. The graphics, the movements were also familiar, just i used dead monsters to upgrade my weapon, instead of healing myself. The fighting system is not too varied, and not bugless, but easy to use. Music is okay, there was 1-2 cool tracks, especially i loved that one at the beginning of the 3rd part of the game, that was truly awesome. Achievements are working, and despite of having a strong feel of consoleism, i've had a very good time.
At the end of the day I wish I could recommend Garshasp: The Monster Slayer but there are just too many things that stop me from doing so. This is by far the shortest game I've ever played. The whole game is under 2 hours and that is with cutscenes and the credits. I noticed it was made by a rather small team and I do applaud them for finishing this game. The visuals are poorly made, especially for a game in 2011. It looks worse than the first God of War game, which is what inspired (to say the least) this game and that came out all the way back in 2005. Even compared to other games released around the same time frame 2009-2011 it still looks very dated. There are quite a few tehnical bugs that needed to be ironed out. There were lots of times when my character model got stuck in the air, couldn't move or I could see thru the map. Also I'm not a huge fan of the character design. The ey
Garshasp is a hero from a famous Persian myth. Always being interested in Persia, and the plight of their people, I had to give this a try. It was actually bundled with a fast, mindless joy. And plenty challenging. Pick it up and give it a whirl. You'll have a blast. And definitely, take you back to the times when you used to enjoy that acrobatics of Prince of Persia. If only this game wouldn't be so short, I can guarantee its far more enjoyable than prince of persia. Just one more thing and its actually a con, if you like to hunt the achievements, you have to complete the same game 3 times because the difficulty mode of the game achievements are not stackable. It will take 4 hours for hard mode and not more than 3 hours in other difficulties to complete the game, so I guess you will still enjoy the game even after repeating it in sequence.
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