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Sacred 2: Fallen Angel (PS3)

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Release Date: 05/06/2009

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Set 2000 years before the original, Sacred 2 features a vast 3D world marked by high quality graphics and attention to detail. Action RPG fans can also look forward to a number of sophisticated new features, as well as many of the popular Sacred game mechanics that return more refined and considerably improved.

Developer: Ascaron
Publisher: Deep Silver

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Laura Brett posted on 28 Oct 2009

Rented this game and sent it back the same day! Maybe I didnt give it a chance but I was so bored! Camera angles were really annoying and I felt there was no real story that pushed the game along. It was just a case of wandering around aimlessly, coming across random side quests, which were unsatisfying to complete. I was really disappointed.

Matthew Brown posted on 31 Jul 2009

This is a really good game, I would recommend any RPG fan to buy it. Graphics are very well done and the amount of are to explore is huge. Only downsides is that it can be a bit repetitive going through all the quests available and the frame rate can be a bit slow. Despite all that I think that this is a great game and I have not played anything else since I bought it. Definately a buyer not a binner.

Michael Eason posted on 24 Jul 2009

Dropped into an massive world to explore. The sheer size of Sacred 2 won't dissapoint! With over 500 quests, and 12 massive environments to explore, and countless enemies to kill, if you're fan of Hack & Slash RPG's, this is the game for you! Plenty of professions to choose from, with almost infinite ways of playing each of them! With plenty of skills, weapons, and skills, this game truly has a rediculous replay value. If you're a Farmer, Enjoy Questing, or just a Grinder. This is the game for you!

Edgars Krasnojarovs posted on 21 Jul 2009

Light or Dark, what shall it be? Whichever side you choose, you are most likely to get sucked in by this massive fantasy world and it's countless quests. First of all, the world of Ancaria is huge, 15-20 times bigger than Tamriel, and if you have played Oblivion, then you'll know what I'am talking about. There are many cities, towns and villages for you to visit, and more than 500 hundred quests to complete, so you won't feel a lack of what-to-do-now. As an RPG it may seem quite difficult at first, but you shold get a hang of it after a few hours of gamplay. Most of the time you will be spending travelling from one place to another, fighting tons of different monsters and finding new quests along the way, and just like in Oblivion there is no need to concentrate on the main quest, you can go where you please, and do what you please, it's all up to you. In conclusion, if you are a fan of RPG's, and if you liked Oblivion, then you will love Sacred 2.

Alasdair Ellis posted on 17 Jul 2009

I really held out hope for this game despite the bad reviews, thinking it was going to be a Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance style. Well it is, but an EXTREMELY buggy and shoddy framerate version. If you want a hack n slash game just dig out Diablo 2 or Baldurs, despite this being next-gen it is a real slog to play, the framerate is dire and the AI terrible. There is absolutely no sense of immersion in this game, skip it and hope that Diablo III gets ported to PS3 or wait for Demons Soul.

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