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Swords and Sorcery - Underworld is a party-based, first person view role-playing game with turn-based combat and a square grid 3D environment. The art was made by a profess 5d3b920ae0

Title: Swords and Sorcery - Underworld - Definitive Edition
Genre: Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer:
OlderBytes
Publisher:
OlderBytes
Release Date: 15 Dec, 2015

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OS: Windows XP or better
Processor: 1.6 Ghz
Memory: 1024 MB RAM
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English,French

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If you have fond memories of old RPGs such as Wizardry, Might and Might 1, or Bard's Tale, this may be the game for you. I bought and finished this game within the past week with the 20 hours played that you see here and it brought back some great memories of playing those old games. The game plays the most like the original Might and Magic and Bard's Tale 1. You create a party of 6 adventurers and you need to go back to an Inn to rest and also visit a Trainer to level up. It does have a reasonable automap feature that automatically annotates important locations for you. Like many of the old rpgs, the first few levels are the toughest and if you understand the game system and know how to use your abilities and spells it gets easier as the game goes on. I thoroughly enjoyed this game but my only warning is this game may not make as much sense to people who did not grow up playing games like Bard's Tale and Might and Magic in the 80's.. It's a lot like I remember the old Might and Magic or Bard's Tale games from, uh, a long time ago. The combat is good, with some suprising combos. The story line has good pacing with just enough quests to keep you moving, but not so many that you've got a lot of loose ends. It's good for a completionist like me. The artwork is quite good, I really liked the style, though the artist has a penchant for scantily clad evil women. There's not much dynamic about the world. You don't see creatures moving anywhere, like in Grimrock, you wander through the dungeons until a random or predetermined battle results. The bottom line is it was well worth my time and money.. Just finished this game. It was great. Coming from old school gaming this brought back many memories. Would highly recommend this if turn base RPG is your thing. I also appreciate the game maker being active on the forum for questions. I will definately be buying any follow up games.. Just finished the game. The adventure and the story was quite fun. The interface felt a bit too oldie.. Really good old school 'blobber'. It's a little rough around the edges sometimes, don't expect AAA dungeon textures, but it's got charm and that crucial feel of exploring a dangerous area where every step counts. If you played any of the recent crop of grid-based dungeon romps like the Grimrocks and wished they had turn based combat, get this game. If you like the Etrian Odyssey series or Dark Spire on the DS, get this game. If you liked the more recent Elminage Gothic or M&MX, get this game. Look past the textures and the lack of flashy animations and there's a great game with challenging and varied turn based combat here. Very glad I bought it and I've already got more enjoyment out of it than a lot of AAA games released recently. A couple of tips- save OFTEN early on and make sure to (D)rop your squishies out of melee range if they start combat in it.. tl;dr - This game plays exactly like a game from the late 80s. Start out pathetically weak with no armor or weapons to speak of and pray to the RNG gods your entire party isnt 1-shotted. You're going to have to grind for gold and XP before you can even think about going and doing anything. Nice hand drawn art, minimal stereotypical sound, and some weird UI choices. Its not terrible, but it's not great either. Besides the cool images during conversation scenes, theres not muct to set it apart from the crowd. If it had come out in 1989, it'd be great, but modern grid-dungeons have come a long way since then. I'm only recommending it for hardcore fans of the genre who like games like the early Wizardrys where theres a lot of RNG luck and grinding just to stay alive. This is an true-to-the-late-80s turn based dungeon crawler with interesting hand drawn graphics. The graphics are rendered in great detail, with plot scenes being shown with static full screen brightly colored comic book-style art. When I say "true to the late 80s", I mean it. Unlike many other games that took what was great about that era's RPGs and left the rest, Underworld really makes you feel like you're playing a game created in 1990 but with a unique art style. Your characters start out pitifully weak with nothing but an extremely low level melee and ranged weapon. No armor, no gold, One slap of the RNG god and you're going down to a random encounter due to how pathetic your characters are- one hit knockdowns are the norm until you reach level 2 and/or get some better armor and even at level 2 they're very common. Fortunately theres an "unconciousness" state that incapacitates a char before death, but one hit while in that state and its off to the temple to pay a fee for res. To get even semi-decent, you're going to have to run around town grinding random encounters for gold to get your chars even marginally equipped. I feel like I'm playing the early Wizardrys here. Did I mention how much I *hate* grinding? I did way too much of it in the actual 80s, I guess. There's a reason many RPGs dont have grinding anymore, its not fun to most people. Fortunately, there is an item repeatably dropped by a certain random enemy type you can trade to the guard blocking the catacombs for 100g and 20xp. Unfortunately, you have to run all over hells half acre trying to encounter that specific enemy type. Oh, and you can't just level, you have to train which costs gold. And it takes a *lot* of XP to level, but all you get out of it is 3 skill points. Theres a mini-map in the corner (thank god), and apparently a larger world map that has places of interest marked. I still like making notations on maps - guess it comes from my graph paper and pencil days. Still, the minimap is nice - no graph paper needed. Once you get yourself equipped, you can head off to the catacombs and continue the plot, which revolves around a giant demon somehow being released and taunting the party when you leave the inn. Of course you are told by someone that your party has a great fate, which is, of course, to try and stop the demon. Theres also sidequests. I'm currently doing a fetch quest at level 2. Level 2 seems to be a bit easier, not so many one hit knockouts. If this game progresses like most of the 80s games, you should get strong enough that the grinding isn't as required once you're out of the early game, but its still annoying and not a good start to the game. The UI has some weirdness. Like most games of this style theres a bunch of quick icons on the HUD (char sheet, rest, system etc). I find it odd however, that in order to cast a spell you must go to the spellcaster's char sheet, then hit enter, then select the spell, but theres a quickbar icon for the tutorial. Which is a player going to use more? The tutorial, or the spellbook? But yet theres no quickbar "cast spell" icon? Also, to pick a locked door, you must bump into the door, which flashes "locked" on the screen. Then you must select the "unlock" icon. If you fail the picking, instead of just hitting unlock again, you have to bump into the door, get the "locked" message, then hit "u" or click the "unlock" icon all over again. For some unknown reason, when you fail picking a lock, it makes the same sound as the noise of someone going unconcious in combat. Which sounds like a punch/swing, and then a thud like someone getting hit and dropping to the ground. When you fail to pick a lock. Why? The first time I heard it, I thought there was a trap that went off. But no, thats just the noise it makes. The sound of succeeding to pick a lock is what youd expect, a metallic tumbler shifting and *click*. So why the weird fail sound? Speaking of sounds, they are minimal at best. Theres a nice bird sound when you're in town. However, it plays even in areas that would be considered "inside". The rest is just the typical grunts, clangs, swoosh, growls and so on that are standard in RPGs. Nothing like that cool weird chant the brigands made in Wizardry 6. Overall, Underworld is just OK. If you're a fan of the genre, its worth picking up ON SALE. But I hope you like grinding.. Good M&M-like blobber.. If you are looking for a great turnbased game like the old might and magic roleplaying games, this is for you. Beautiful artwork, great loot and spells, and its fun to start weak and to build up your guys. I can't wait for the sequel.. If you are looking for a dungeon crawl with old-school flavor mixed with some modern sensibilities, with a heavy dose of abstracted turn-based combat challenges, you really owe it to yourself to at least give S&S: Underworld a closer look. There's a lot of game there - a pretty epic quest all-told. Plenty of enemy types, maps, quests, puzzles, and items to contend with. Combat can be challenging, but usually requires skillful application of skills, spells, and items with a little bit of luck to prevail. Almost every enemy type has some kind of special ability to deal with, so just applying brute force only works in simpler encounters.. Coolest game in a while. I totally reccomend it. If you played and enjoyed any of the Might & Magic games you will feel right at home here. I'm in a game hole now that I'm finished with it. I hope there is more depth to character build, dungeons and story in the expansion. That doesn't mean this game doesn't have depth, but you can tell the designer wants the game that comes in the box with three 5-1/4" floppy disks instead of one. Any gamer from the 80's recognizes what I'm trying to say. Bigger! I appreciate a game designer that recognizes where it came from. Thanks Older Bytes.

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