Excerpt: One thing that there definitely isn’t enough of at the moment is action RPG’s set in a medieval environment. Okay, that’s assuming that you live on Neptune. Here on
Pros: Ridiculous detail, Total freedom, Combat unique & fun
Cons: Rough presentation, Zero narrative, Steep learning curve
Is there still enough Sword to put out the proverbial Fire?
Game Debate
3 June 2012
Excerpt: The Mount & Blade series is a medieval open-ended action roleplaying game with hints of real-time strategy thrown in, and like the description suggests it is a chaotic
Pros: Huge Replay Value, Very Unique Game, Fun Multiplayer
Excerpt: Thank you GamersGate for sending us this game to review! Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword is a story based stand-alone modifcation using the Mount & Blade: Warband...
Conclusion: The series, as a whole, has a unique style of gameplay. The combat is fluid and excellent, the battles are exciting and huge, and the campaign is extremely loose and...
Conclusion: Mount and Blade: With Fire and Sword is as engaging, addictive and fun as the previous games. Unless you really don't like firearms, it will appeal to fans of the series,...
Summary: Avadon: The Black Fortress offers up some good old-fashioned role-playing, as long as you can handle the dated production values and a few design quirks.
Pros: Atmospheric settings draw you into the plot, Involving text in both descriptions and dialogue, Lengthy, engaging quests that blend hack-and-slash with storytelling.
Cons: Lackluster visuals and sound, Occasionally confusing map layouts in dungeons.