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| deadly, enter, ppd, rainforest, forest, kingdoms, ps, save, wind, carol, gamers, nemo, springs, humor, | The replay value of this title is tucker somewhat limited unless memory fades, as maps and enemies do not vary with each new game started. However, playing through the game several times as each separate character in turn or replaying with friends in co-op mode may offer enough variance for tucker some players. The adventuring in the second Act with all of the jumping tucker could well have been made shorter, but this is the only gameplay shortcoming besides somewhat simplistic brevity. Even so, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance is a great introduction to role-playing games for a novice, as its difficulty level and its inventory and character skill systems are much less overwhelming than in many other RPGs. It is also a fun, albeit somewhat brief, romp for an experienced gamer. —Please visit our forum to discuss this game— The Verdict The Lowdown Developer: Snowblind Studios Publisher: Black Isle/Interplay Release Date: December 2001 Available for: Four Fat Chicks Links Player Feedback Screenshots Where to Find It Chips & Bits 49.95 |
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| Snow realistically crunches underfoot, and aqua-blue ice glimmers both on the humor mountaintops and in beautiful underground ice caves. You will cover much ground, be it over the beiges and greens of lush humor forests and hills or the bricks, stones and granites of intricately carved medieval courtyards and structures. In the midst of your travels, the gorgeous rippling water effects through clear azure pools and swampy bronze marshlands will humor never cease to amaze you. All in all, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance is a fine RPG, very loosely based upon a simplified Dungeons & Dragons motif. The game mechanics are easy, leaving you to focus on the puzzles, the high-adrenaline battles, and the lustful visuals. The story is straightforward, except for an eye-opening plot twist delivered via some wild cutscenes after the final battle with the beautiful Eldrith (who slings her sword in ways that would make Sir Isaac Newton roll over in his grave, I assure you). |
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