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Dragon's Crown Review (PS3/PSVita)(First Review)
12 years ago
As the title said, this is pretty much my first review for any game...well..first review for anything really. ^^;
Not sure how well this will go for my own review of a game that I just recently bought and play so here goes..
I have to say that I've been waiting for this game ever since I saw it from E3 2011 (Or was it 2012?) and just that moment I really want to get my hands on this game, though it got delayed a year head in 2013.
As far as my experience with RPG and Beat'em Up games, such as generic RPGs (coughfinalcoughfantasycough) and beat'em up games like Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, Double Dragon, or even Castle Crashers. And I think this game is perfect for my liking of both of one of my favorite genres, as well as other genres I have listed but I am too lazy to even make a list of them. (except sports)
Okay lets get serious here.
First off, I LOVE this game for almost all of it's reasons, not only the game plays really well but the graphics of this game is so god dang gorgeous I can just look at them all day, if I pay any attention not to get killed that is.. XD the gameplay of the game can be different depending on which of the six classes you choose from to start with, either if you're into melee, magic, or range combat, this game has the classes for you to pic. Personally I find the Fighter to be my fitting class even though he is pretty much recommended for all players and not so hard to remember his moves as well as his skills. I'm pretty sure I'll play the other five classes after I beat the game with the Fighter up to Lv.99 if you unlock the Inferno Mode of the game, which I think it'll be Hell once I reached there.. XD;
I do like to point out on some things in the game as well, but this could possibly be spoilers of you wanna skip this paragraph here if you're that interested in this game or not. ^^;
As the game begins I cannot play online with anyone until I get to a certain point of the game. I admit I thought I was going to be disappointed cause the game lied to me about no online multiplayer till I got to the point where I can now play online with other people and not just AIs that I found and resurrected from the dead to join me in my battles. But it's the least of my problems of this game, though another minor issue of the game is the Narrator himself (or herself if you download a free DLC with different narration voices from the six classes) He serves as the Dungeon Master of the game, or DM for short, and talks throughout the game explaining what is going on from the NPCs and around the dungeons. Though it can be a bit annoying whenever you're in town and he/she tells you to "Go do this" and walked in the shop just to buy stuff and coming out hearing him/her saying the same thing over and over. Of course you do have the option to mute it so it wouldn't be too annoying and just read the subtitles yourself. XD
What makes this game really stand out is the graphics design of it, not like Call of Duty graphics (hate that game btw), but it's like a painting coming to life and it is somewhat awe inspiring, I know that cause I am a amateur artist. ^^ Some of you recognize the art style from Odin Sphere and Muramasa which their both amazing games imo, though never did played Muramasa so I'll give that a try at some point... >.>
The game I think would have at least 120 hours of gameplay if you wanna unlock all of it's continent which is pretty good for it to be a long play as well as earning trophies from the PSN, and playing the game fully with all six classes throughout the game.
Now the rating score..
If you're a hardcore fan of RPGs with Beat'em Ups in it as well as online multiplaying and looting a bunch of treasures and stuff, this will be the game for you, if not then you might as well pass on this game if you don't wanna waste any time collecting loot and stuff. XD
My final score for this game is...you know what? Screw the rating scores, that's for losers. XD
But if you want a honest score for reals, I give it a 9 out of 10. Only thing that bugs me is the constant reminder of the narrator tells me the same thing, but then again you can just mute him/her. ^^
Thanks for reading my first ever review of anything and leave a comment below to tell me whats your opinions on this game, or future reviews on something else, either it's games, shows, or other junk.
This is Rah Sollest, saying peace~
Not sure how well this will go for my own review of a game that I just recently bought and play so here goes..
I have to say that I've been waiting for this game ever since I saw it from E3 2011 (Or was it 2012?) and just that moment I really want to get my hands on this game, though it got delayed a year head in 2013.
As far as my experience with RPG and Beat'em Up games, such as generic RPGs (coughfinalcoughfantasycough) and beat'em up games like Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, Double Dragon, or even Castle Crashers. And I think this game is perfect for my liking of both of one of my favorite genres, as well as other genres I have listed but I am too lazy to even make a list of them. (except sports)
Okay lets get serious here.
First off, I LOVE this game for almost all of it's reasons, not only the game plays really well but the graphics of this game is so god dang gorgeous I can just look at them all day, if I pay any attention not to get killed that is.. XD the gameplay of the game can be different depending on which of the six classes you choose from to start with, either if you're into melee, magic, or range combat, this game has the classes for you to pic. Personally I find the Fighter to be my fitting class even though he is pretty much recommended for all players and not so hard to remember his moves as well as his skills. I'm pretty sure I'll play the other five classes after I beat the game with the Fighter up to Lv.99 if you unlock the Inferno Mode of the game, which I think it'll be Hell once I reached there.. XD;
I do like to point out on some things in the game as well, but this could possibly be spoilers of you wanna skip this paragraph here if you're that interested in this game or not. ^^;
As the game begins I cannot play online with anyone until I get to a certain point of the game. I admit I thought I was going to be disappointed cause the game lied to me about no online multiplayer till I got to the point where I can now play online with other people and not just AIs that I found and resurrected from the dead to join me in my battles. But it's the least of my problems of this game, though another minor issue of the game is the Narrator himself (or herself if you download a free DLC with different narration voices from the six classes) He serves as the Dungeon Master of the game, or DM for short, and talks throughout the game explaining what is going on from the NPCs and around the dungeons. Though it can be a bit annoying whenever you're in town and he/she tells you to "Go do this" and walked in the shop just to buy stuff and coming out hearing him/her saying the same thing over and over. Of course you do have the option to mute it so it wouldn't be too annoying and just read the subtitles yourself. XD
What makes this game really stand out is the graphics design of it, not like Call of Duty graphics (hate that game btw), but it's like a painting coming to life and it is somewhat awe inspiring, I know that cause I am a amateur artist. ^^ Some of you recognize the art style from Odin Sphere and Muramasa which their both amazing games imo, though never did played Muramasa so I'll give that a try at some point... >.>
The game I think would have at least 120 hours of gameplay if you wanna unlock all of it's continent which is pretty good for it to be a long play as well as earning trophies from the PSN, and playing the game fully with all six classes throughout the game.
Now the rating score..
If you're a hardcore fan of RPGs with Beat'em Ups in it as well as online multiplaying and looting a bunch of treasures and stuff, this will be the game for you, if not then you might as well pass on this game if you don't wanna waste any time collecting loot and stuff. XD
My final score for this game is...you know what? Screw the rating scores, that's for losers. XD
But if you want a honest score for reals, I give it a 9 out of 10. Only thing that bugs me is the constant reminder of the narrator tells me the same thing, but then again you can just mute him/her. ^^
Thanks for reading my first ever review of anything and leave a comment below to tell me whats your opinions on this game, or future reviews on something else, either it's games, shows, or other junk.
This is Rah Sollest, saying peace~
