Sacred Gold Edition (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: Encore Software / Genre: Role-Playing / ESRB Rating: T - (Teen) / ESRB Descriptor: Mild Language / ESRB ... more

Sacred Gold Edition (PC) ... Descriptor: Fantasy Violence / ESRB Descriptor: Realistic Blood / Platform: Windows / Online: Online Gaming Support / Control Elements: Mouse / Control Elements: Keyboard / Distribution Media: CD-ROM / Release Date: August, 2005

Newest Review: ... there are some that are exclusive to a single class. So the leveling system works well - what about the attack skills? All ... more

... characters have 14 different attack skills to choose from, and its here that one of the main differences from Diablo becomes apparent. You gain and improve these skills by investing skill runes in them. The runes drop in game at random times and an exchange system exists so you can change unwanted runes for your favourite skill. In most games using a skill costs mana or the equivalent, here the skill is on a timer - the higher the skill level (ie the number of runes you've put in it) the longer it takes to recharge. Thi...more

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Sacred Gold Edition (PC): It's not Diablo, it's its own game. And good too (854 words)
by - written on 21/05/09 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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This is a hack and slash rpg, what many would call a Diablo clone. You get a selection of 7 races - 5 from the original game, 2 added with the expansion Sacred Underworld(Gold contains both). These range from straightforward characters like Gladiator or Dwarf, both of whom are melee orientated, through ranged characters like Wood Elf, to the more unusual choices of Seraphim(angel), Vampiress and Daemon(not a typo of Demon, at least not on my part). There are some interesting differences to the norm here, with a battle mage being one of the most interesting - a casting character who can also just about survive in combat. Once you've picked your starting ... Read the complete review