Assassin's Creed II: Bonfire of the Vanities (PS3) - Review
VGChartz
19 February 2010
Excerpt: Bonfire of the Vanities is the second downloadable expansion to Assassin’s Creed II. It picks up the story from where the first expansion (Battle of Forlì) left off, and...
Excerpt: At times annoying, often dull and repetitive, Folklore is nonetheless one of the most imaginative, stylish and downright surreal action/adventure games to come down the
Excerpt: At times annoying, often dull and repetitive, Folklore is nonetheless one of the most imaginative, stylish and downright surreal action/adventure games to come down the
Excerpt: At times annoying, often dull and repetitive, Folklore is nonetheless one of the most imaginative, stylish and downright surreal action/adventure games to come down the
Conclusion: THE VERDICT: If it wasn't for the relatively fun combat that forms the bulk of the gameplay in Folklore I would have been much more harsh on this game.
Excerpt: There’s something about Folklore that we’re confused about. When it was initially announced, a mixture of fear and loathing speared through our hearts upon noting the...
Excerpt: Folklore has some grand ambitions. Not satisfied with delivering a mildly diverting plaything, the hope of most other games, it looks to ask questions about life after...
Excerpt: Folklore has some grand ambitions. Not satisfied with delivering a mildly diverting plaything, the hope of most other games, it looks to ask questions about life after...
Conclusion: Throughout the adventure the art-direction is great, and while I would rather the voices be maintained in real-time, the classy comic-book stylings of the in-game story
Pros: Excellent CG and good voice-acting, Interesting concept and good use of Celtic lore, One of the better Sixaxis control uses yet
Cons: Not enough interaction with the game-world, Difference between gameplay in the Netherworld and real world a bit too different, Not nearly as much depth as there could ...