I myself can say of all the games I had/have, Sudeki is perhaps one of the funnest. I start with this, Sudeki was, as everyone who played it or heard of it, wa a planet given to Tetsu, god of light, who wished to share with his jealous brother Hygu, or however you spell it, who split in two after he tried to take it over for himself. He was cast out by four warriors, Kariston the knight of the wolf, Moe an kitty cat shaman, and to other guys I can't remember, but one was a dragon scientist (not literally) and a eagle spellcaster. Hundreds of years later come Tal, Alishe, Buki, and Elco, each one descending from one of them. Anyway raiders from a unknown world come to attack and you take control of Tal, the main protagonist. After some mindless slashing you meet up with the other three and go to town killing everything in your way. Each character has a special combat style and ability that make game play a little more challenging, but worth the wait. As you travel through the world you will encounter anime based characters with either special jobs for you or they want to sell and buy goods. My personal advice is to do all the quests you can, more experience and more time to see Alishe and Buki, g-strings look great on magical girls and cat women. The controls are basic and simple to learn, after all my sister and father tried it out, but the don't give enough depth to the combat system. Overall the storyline is good at times, and plain at others, but it is still fun to play and hack and slash enemies to little pieces. And as an angry gamer, i would like to tell climax to not leave their stories hanging.
I kinda liked Sudeki, but I was also frustrated with it too. The combat was shallow, the worst parts of action rpgs and the worst parts of First Person shooters. I never felt comfortable with using either hack and slash... Read Full Review
Sudeki was a fun game when I played it back in 2004 and gave Xbox owners the chance to play a Japanese style RPG(which is a rarity on the Xbox)while also being a good one. The story is about how the light world and da... Read Full Review
