Silver (PC) Reviews

Had you have purchased Silver on its original release then you would probably have found yourself disappointed with the quality of the game for the price it was. On the other hand, if you hit the shops now you'll find the same title for around a tenner which can't be bad and is probably a more realistic pricing. It is not that silver is a ...

This game was hailed to be Europes answer to Final Fantasy 7. People thought that European developers couldn't make a good RPG, well if you think this check this game out. Its truly great in everyway. It has camera angle like Final Fantasy (fixed, non rotational), it has backdrops that look as good as the ones in Final Fantasy and the ...

'Silver' was reasonably well received by the less trustworthy computer magazines, i.e. those liable to give out high marks regardless of game quality, when it first came out, but indifferently received elsewhere. Being a fan of RPGs, and having been reasonably impressed by a demo of the game, I was still interested in buying it. The game ...

Perhaps this game would feel more at home on a console like the Dreamcast or even the Sega's last machine - the Saturn, as PC owners do need something a little more 'fresh'. However, Silver is the 'casual gamer's' ideal game. It's not too involving and offers little in the way of innovativity or originality but it ...

When you first load up Silver you're greeted with a video sequence you'd be forgiven for skipping - it appears to be a video loop with no real purpose but after a while you're introduced to the game's history via a booming, dramatic voice. The wait isn't entirely worth it as the background story is over as quickly as it started ...

This game was a good stab at opening up the RPG genre to the masses. A task which had already been completed (in part) by the final fantasy series. The aspects which had put me off from the Final Fantasy games (random, turn-based battles and endless menus for character management) are not present in silver – a good thing. However ...

The role-playing genre has made a comeback in recent years, sparked by the amazing success of titles such as Diablo and Baldur's Gate. In typical fashion, game publishers have jumped onto the RPG bandwagon with rabid fervor, pumping out games as fast as stores can stock them. Though it's fairly easy to separate the wheat ...

I bought this game second hand and was very suprised by the quality of graphics and sound this is a good rpg. As with usual rpg games as you progress you get better weapons and make friends. The only think I found difficult to get to grips with was the control system controlling more than one player was a nightmare. Overall a ...

This game took me back by the amazing graphics. Seeing the shimmering background was a growing excitement to my purchase of this game. The story line like any other fantasy RPG game is magical orbs being dispersed over a few islands that need to be found to defeat the emperor ‘Silver’. As you progress in the game, you earn more ...