Suffers from severe camera and control issues that take a toll on it's great cinematic-value.
* Great movie-like introduction. Draws in the gamer instantly with a villain, and magic.
* Fair graphics, some cheap solutions were used to make it immersive. The trees in the foreground lack needed detail and the ground textures were miserly.
* Good facial animations and emotions -- believable heroes and villains.
* Controls are confusing -- and there is a pronounced lack of help for the PC user. The camera moves akwardly.
* The battles are boring and infuriatingly frustrating. Click once and the hero swings his sword at the enemy just once. That's it. Now the user must repeat the mouse click at certain intervals for the indentical "slash" movement.
It makes for a very robotic and boring battle. I place a big emphasis on boring, because this game, despite a movie-like introduction fails to impress with its inept PC-user control scheme and camera-awkwardness.