dragon bane
Napsal: 27. 06. 2007 06:15
Dragon Bane has a huge 3D world of towns, forests and dungeons. There are 20 levels in the registered version and 3 levels (the first three) in the unregistered version. When you first begin the game, you create your party. There are seven different characters to choose from. A Knight, Dwarf, Archer, Thief, Elf, Wizard, and a Sorcerer. Of these seven, you can choose up to five to make up your party. Each character has different strengths and abilities which help to round out the group.
Once you have the party selected, you then can start exploring. The software allows you to use either the stylus or the hardware buttons to navigate. You have the ability to go forward, backward, left, right and strafe left or right. There are streets to walk down, buildings to go into, forests to explore and dungeons to get lost in. It's a blast! The 4 level grey scale graphics are very well done. I found that turning the contrast just a bit darker than usual really made a difference in the graphical detail of the game.
One thing that is a little disorienting about the game was that when you leave a building your view is facing the direction as if you just walked out of the building. I don't know why this confused me, but it did. Fortunately, there is an overhead map view that helps you keep your bearings although the map isn't marked to let you know which direction is which.. Also it's too bad that there isn't a way to annotate the map with your own notes. That way you could remember where certain shops were located.
What about the hacking and slashing part? Well there are monsters a plenty. Actually there are 40 different types of monsters... spiders, barbarians, and cobras to name a few. When you do battle with any of these beasties, your party can fight or run (you might not get away though... and have to fight anyway). During the battle phase, each member of your party can either attack, defend, or use an item. The battle then begins as each member of your party tries to attack the monster(s). The monster(s) then get their chance. One thing that needs to be added to the display is the monster's hit points... then you
could see if you were making any progress with your hacking and slashing!
Once the battle is over, you'll usually find gold and get earn experience points. You might even find other items if you're lucky. The gold and experience points
are shared among the party. Items are picked up by one member of the group. You can then either have that character equip that item or give it to another member of the group.
Dragon Bane is really nicely detailed. Your characters can sleep to regenerate some of their hit points, they can earn experience points towards higher levels. They can cast spells to help them in battle or heal another character.... they can also find puzzles and traps.
Since this is a BIG game, you have the ability to save and load multiple games. Also since this is a BIG game, you'll need lots of space to load it in. Dragon Bane requires at least 212k.
Dragon Bane contains lots of gaming fun that will keep you entertained for hours. If you enjoy D&D role playing type games, you'll really like this one.
Once you have the party selected, you then can start exploring. The software allows you to use either the stylus or the hardware buttons to navigate. You have the ability to go forward, backward, left, right and strafe left or right. There are streets to walk down, buildings to go into, forests to explore and dungeons to get lost in. It's a blast! The 4 level grey scale graphics are very well done. I found that turning the contrast just a bit darker than usual really made a difference in the graphical detail of the game.
One thing that is a little disorienting about the game was that when you leave a building your view is facing the direction as if you just walked out of the building. I don't know why this confused me, but it did. Fortunately, there is an overhead map view that helps you keep your bearings although the map isn't marked to let you know which direction is which.. Also it's too bad that there isn't a way to annotate the map with your own notes. That way you could remember where certain shops were located.
What about the hacking and slashing part? Well there are monsters a plenty. Actually there are 40 different types of monsters... spiders, barbarians, and cobras to name a few. When you do battle with any of these beasties, your party can fight or run (you might not get away though... and have to fight anyway). During the battle phase, each member of your party can either attack, defend, or use an item. The battle then begins as each member of your party tries to attack the monster(s). The monster(s) then get their chance. One thing that needs to be added to the display is the monster's hit points... then you
could see if you were making any progress with your hacking and slashing!
Once the battle is over, you'll usually find gold and get earn experience points. You might even find other items if you're lucky. The gold and experience pointsare shared among the party. Items are picked up by one member of the group. You can then either have that character equip that item or give it to another member of the group.
Dragon Bane is really nicely detailed. Your characters can sleep to regenerate some of their hit points, they can earn experience points towards higher levels. They can cast spells to help them in battle or heal another character.... they can also find puzzles and traps.
Since this is a BIG game, you have the ability to save and load multiple games. Also since this is a BIG game, you'll need lots of space to load it in. Dragon Bane requires at least 212k.
Dragon Bane contains lots of gaming fun that will keep you entertained for hours. If you enjoy D&D role playing type games, you'll really like this one.
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