Buy Dark Messiah Might and Magic

A well made first person hack-and-cast that will make you play through it again and again just to find out how many ways you can kill "that one goblin" with the enviroment. Eviroment kills, Ragdolls, Magic, Secret treasure, and the most usefull tool in any game; the Rope Bow. This game will keep it form getting dull even after years with its fast pace combat, magic, and stealth to get you through the interactive story line.

This game without a doubt has the best sword fighting in a game I have ever seen. There is a weight to the combat, and the enemies react in a believable way to getting hit and kicked. Arkane Studios is now known for Dishonored, but this game is completely incredible and should not be missed. It also has better sword combat than Dishonored. Kicking enemies off cliffs and into spikes does not get old. You will laugh endlessly when enemies fall through floors when you break them or set up other traps.

The magic system works well too, and you don't have to be completely locked into just magic or just a melee character. An example of a spell, you can cast an ice spell to make enemies slip off cliffs or freeze them. The game also has stealth options that work pretty well. But again the real show is how well the sword system works. It just never gets old.

I started playing this game in 2006, and have never stopped. I still can't believe how good it is. The storyline is good, and even if you haven't played the mainline Might and Magic games like me, you won't have trouble following the story. I can't find fault with any of the levels, they are fun to explore and by now, most of the bugs have been worked out. A non-issue with the game, is you will desperately want a sequel.

I love this game, the controls may be a little clunky in parts but for the most part it has very fluid gameplay. It also has branching storylines and multiple endings. One of the 3 games I like to play through multiple times, the other of which being Dishnoured and Skyrim. It's just so fun kicking orks off cliffs and into spikes. 9 out of 10.

You can kick things into spike doors. The physics are top notch. You can use frost magic to make enemies slip. Probably the best M&M spinoff besides HoMM3.

A true nostalgic game, I love it. I remembered when I played the demo 100 times when I was around 12 - 13 years old with the lowest grapics.
Right in the feels.

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Fun game, even if it's from 2006 it's still good, I mean look at Oblivion it was released in 2006 but you can still have fun playing it.

Note: I'm not saying this game is similar to Oblivion, it just held up as well as Oblivion.

Jesus Polevaulting Christ, this game is bad.

I was looking forward to the lauded kick mechanic of this game, but after a short while it just became super repetitive and boring. Combat is janky as £vck - slashing someone feels like balancing a teapot on a pencil, making your character feel like a god damn mongolo|d. Hit detection is all over the place, reminiscent of that horrible Dead Island game. And for the sneaking, how about a toggle crouch button, developers? Getting finger cramps here.

Oh yeah, as a final £vck you, when I quit the game normally, the screen froze and took priority over everything else on my computer. Even ctrl-alt-del'ing out of it was impossible, forcing me to restart my computer. Now THAT's something I haven't experienced from a game for quite some time, if ever.

Good riddance, you piece of sh|t travesty pile of dirty pixels. Taking money for this game is a crime and recommending this game makes you an accomplice.

I'm just re-installing this little gem as I write this, VERY fun game.

This game is like a Pizza. The plot is cheesy and the gameplay is meaty. Do you like pizza? Then you should buy this game.

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