Legacy of Kain - Soul Reaver 2 (PS2)

The story is set several thousand years after the playstation adventure game, Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain. The first Soul Reaver put you in control of Raziel, a lieutenant in the vampire army that is lead by none other than Kain himself. When Kain sees that Raziel has gotten his wings before he has, he rips off his wings and throws him into the abyss where Kain figured Raziel would never come back from, boy was he wrong. Raziel awoke many years where he now has to survive on souls instead of human blood. The Elder God, who says that he resurrected Raziel, commands Raziel to go and kill his former master and bring some order to the world. Now the story continues ...  Read the complete review

The demo of Soul Reaver 2 is looking good but playing poorly. The combat feels clunky, actually a step backwards from the relatively fluid two button system used in the first game. The camera is fairly dumb, & sits too far away from Raziel to show off the gorgeous character design so distinctive to this series. On the graphics side, the level featured in the demo glowed with beautiful lighting techniques but lacked the gothic style of the ruins & cliffs of Soul Reaver 1. I am a fan of the series, hooked like many others by the inspired storyline & excellent characters. Because of this I will tolerate a lot, but I feel that being repeatedly bitch slapped by lowly vampire ...  Read the complete review

Now soul reaver on the PSX was an excellent game, it challenged the maight of Tomb Raider for best 3D platform.adventure game. It had gore, it had amzing graphics, amazingly spooky and spine chilling sound and music and guess what, its happened again. This time around everything is better though, the graphics are excellent, i could personnaly spend days looking at some of the games beutiful scenery and architecture because they are that good. The gore, well for you gore fans, its got better theres nore of it this time, and monster can be rippied in half, scewered and allsorts, It really is great, and as usuall the game boast some great sound effects and music, making ...  Read the complete review

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Taking the basic idea from Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain and running with it, last year's Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver was a five-senses assault on gaming. Bloodsucking vampires, a world in tatters, and a character in torment were just the tip of a ten-ton gaming iceberg. However, despite its 3D glory, wonderful plot, and excellent character design, something was missing - an ending! You see, Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver was in development so long that the final level and a few key plot points met with the ax. These alterations didn't hurt the game per se, but seeing Raziel and Kain slip into a time vortex subtitled by the phrase "to be continued" was ...  Read the complete review