The Dark Eye - Demonicon is a thrilling third-person action-RPG featuring brutal melee attack combos and dazzling magic spells. It is set in the extraordinarily popular universe of "The Dark Eye", a richly crafted fantasy world beloved by fantasy gamers across the globe. This is a
The Dark Eye – Demonicon tells the tragic story of a brother and sister who become pawns of sinister forces in a world of cruelty and depravity. In this bleak yet magical world, their affection is both a blessing and a curse. Both are constantly threatened by mortal danger and demonic temptation, and must find a way through their tortured lives by facing serious moral decisions. Their common destiny will determine that of the entire continent, and will be decided by the choices they make. Hordes of fiends block their way to freedom and peace, and only through battle and magic they will truly become free of the darkness.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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Is the game worth $40? Hell no? Is the game worth around $10? Well that depends. Many gamers today aren't willing to invest into games that provide a mediocre experience. They only want to play games that are highly recieved. Gone are the days of going to the store and just picking out a game because the cover art looked cool. With reviews everywhere, gamers are more wary of their purchases. So I will say this, the game will not woo you. It will most likely be a forgettable experience. The controls are somewhat clunky and the animations are subpar. But is it worth your time? I say yes. Games like this reach towards the stars and fail poetically due to a lack of budget. IF you are looking for a decent Action RPG with an OK story to pass time, then I reccommend this game. If you only concern yourself with the highest quality of game out there, then I suggest you move along.
I've given this game a 'Yes' recommendation, but only if you can find it going really cheap in a deal or a sale somewhere. So - Demonicon. It's not the worst game you'll ever play, but it's not terribly well designed, and it's kind of 'obvious' that it worked to a budget, which is a shame because it's got some nice visuals and as an RPG it manages to hit some of the right notes. It's got a lot of obvious bugs and half-finished elements, it's kind of clunky, and the story isn't amazing, and isn't really developed entirely well. I think the game tries to rely too much on the background The Dark Eye lore, which will appeal only to fans of that pen & paper RPG. The first couple of areas as well are a bit cumbersome, and it's not really that enjoyable a game to begin with. But eventually, after about 10 hours or so, maybe? Towards the latter half of the second hub, suddenly you get a sense
I bought this game at a pretty hefty discount before it was released after watching trailers and reading previews. I like the game quite a bit, not at all disappointed with the purchase. I played it pretty consistently until I finished it. Overall I'd rate it a 80/100 The story is dark, set in a world plagued by demons and monsters after some sort of cataclysmic magical apocalypse. The decisions you make have very real consequences both for those close to your character and for the city where you spend most of your time. The game system works well - clearly heavily influenced by the Witcher 2. The combat is pretty good, but slightly rough around the edges. So should you buy this game? Depends on how much you like RPG's with dark stories, and whether or not you are willing to excuse the combat for not being as good as Witcher 2, Skyrim, Dragon Age or KOTOR 1&2. Finally I'd like to
I purchased this title to experience the extensive fantasy world of The Dark Eye and to have some hack-and-slash action with RPG elements. Sadly, the clunky combat and movement, crude animations, awful textures, ugly models and archaic mission design diminished my enjoyment of the game to a point where I was considering giving up and uninstalling it. I pushed through because I wanted to see the ethical decision-making opportunities come to fruition. Most of my decisions ended up not having any meaningful consequences: if you side with the blue guys, the red guys will be pissed. And if you side with the red team, the blue team will be angry with you. Don't want to miss out on fighting both? No worries at one point you'll be fighting both. And at the end, no one cares about what you were up to during the whole game, you get one choice and that determines which cutscene you get to watch. B
Demonicon reminded me a bit of Dragon Age 2 because of its repetitive and dull environments. But it's a game that's understandable, a game that anyone can play. It's actually fairly good for an action RPG. Until it becomes very repetitive as far as the quests are concerned. The character and skill upgrade systems are refreshing. They aren't perfect, but at least they allow for a lot of customization, even if half of these upgrades aren't used all that much. You earn AP by finishing quests, killing enemies, you name it. These points can then be spend on upgrades. Each skill requires 4 blocks of points before it is entirely upgraded and there are about 10 skills in total. You can also spend these points on stats like strength and you also unlock a magic system early on that uses GP which can be earned pretty much the same way, but you have to use magic while doing things. Quests consist
Decent enough game, but feels somewhat more like action game than RPG because there's just too much combat. At least combat isn't bad, it's alright - it would even be decent as the mechanics are fine for hack'n slasher, but spawning enemies all around you and the inability to run from fight (game makes invisible walls around combat encounter) makes it annoying sometimes. The atmosphere is rather dark, but not really gloomy and sinister. Dialogues are fine, not really as boring as in many modern RPGs, but it doesn't shine in any manner either. There are choices, but not as many consequences, mostly just some short movie depicts consequences of your choices, but there aren't many in-game consequences. Unfortunately the game is very railroaded - not only no open world, but there aren't much to do besides the main storyline and the few side quests are mostly just fetch quests. If you're
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