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**Funky Fly** · 02-21-2007, 12:02 AM

I have it. Haven't played it much though. Just the first dungeon. So far it's alright. It's not turn based. It's all real time.

You can only shop and manage your items and weapons in town, which is kinda a pain int the ass if you pick up a better weaon or stone. You can have 2 different weapons at a time though. However, there are only 4 weapon types (sword, bow, flail and hammer) and each have only 2 attack styles. Each have pretty different effect, at least.

The game allows multiplayer if you're in the same physical area as your frieds (no over the internet wifi, tho).

I'd say I'm not disappointed, but they could have definitely done more.

02-21-2007, 12:02 AM	#3
Funky Fly The Satanic Mechanic Posts: 52,521	I have it. Haven't played it much though. Just the first dungeon. So far it's alright. It's not turn based. It's all real time. You can only shop and manage your items and weapons in town, which is kinda a pain int the ass if you pick up a better weaon or stone. You can have 2 different weapons at a time though. However, there are only 4 weapon types (sword, bow, flail and hammer) and each have only 2 attack styles. Each have pretty different effect, at least. The game allows multiplayer if you're in the same physical area as your frieds (no over the internet wifi, tho). I'd say I'm not disappointed, but they could have definitely done more.