Dark Messiah: Might and Magic Elements (Xbox 360)

Release Date: 15/02/2008

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Summary

Developer:: Arkane Studios
Publisher:: Ubi Soft

In Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements, players will be introduced to the dark and unforgiving world of Ashan, scarred by a bloody history and threatened by the apocalyptic prophecy of the Dark Messiah.

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements will sport a refined experience thanks to several improvements in gameplay, design and other technical aspects. Players of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements will embody the young hero Sareth and choose his evolution path to acquire spells, skills and abilities that will set his destiny.

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements Features:

More action, new challenges: Experience Might and Magic like never before, with Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements' refined game mechanics carefully crafted for pad-controlled carnage, including a brand new lock-on feature and tweaked level design and game statistics. Explore three previously unreleased secret levels with new objectives, gameplay, and rewards.
Multiplayer remixed: New multiplayer maps have been created exclusively for Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements on Xbox 360, while all other features have been completely remastered for an optimal Xbox Live experience, allowing you to play with up to 10 players. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements lets you enlist with the Humans or the Undead and choose to play as an archer, priestess, mage or knight. Make use of powerful and unique skills and spells on the battlefield, including powers such as meteor shower, berserk charge and rain of arrows.
Cutting-edge technology: Discover the power of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements' Source engine on Xbox 360, featuring jaw-dropping environments, incredible graphics and top-notch physics. Immerse yourself in Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements' gritty first-person experience with complete body awareness, realistic movements and physics rendering, making Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements the first action game to feature a complete first-person combat system.
Environmental mischief: Use your environment as a weapon to outsmart the most fiendish monsters. From Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements' bottomless pits to diabolical traps, players will find that that their spells and weapons are not always the most effective solution to dispatching their foes.
Never-ending action: Challenge the forces of evil across 12 chapters and master over 30 weapons and 12 devastating spells. Engage the enemy in Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements' intense melee combat with swords, bows, staffs and daggers; summon magic powers or sneak in the shadows to stalk depraved creatures. Show no mercy as you carve deep into the enemy’s flesh and use the environment as a weapon to outsmart the most fiendish monsters.
The Might and Magic universe’s darkest side: From bottomless pits to abandoned temples, dark catacombs and swelled cities, explore the remotest recesses of Ashan, populated with fearless Orcs, dreadful Undead, elusive Cyclops and many other creatures that defy nature’s creation. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements is the darkest side of the legendary Might and Magic universe, where the forces of evil are stronger and more cunning than ever.

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Customer Reviews

Submitted by Nick Burke

as a fan of pc to 360 ports on the whole, i was pleasantly surprised when i heard about DMMM:E. I thought the demo was pretty slick, so i ordered it. However, after i began playing it i had turned it off within 20 minutes. It is an absolutely appaling game in nearly every aspect- visuals, audio, even the supposedly 'outstanding' gameplay. It has not aged well, and somehow, Ubisoft have managed to create a port that doesn't seem to like 360 controls. Call me melodramatic, but i was expecting so much more from this shocking game that when, halfway through the main story (i thought i might get it over and done with), it irreversibly broke, it found itself in the bargain bin where it belonged, and had been traded in for a meagre £13 before you could say "why did you even buy it?".
In the words of 360 magazine X360 (read: best 360 mag out there): "It's barely worth the disc it's been printed on". Take that Ubisoft.

Submitted by Tristram mumford

I got this game when it first came out its an ok game but i thort it would be better i give the ratting of the game 7/10

Submitted by daniel hewson

the game is only good for the magic in it thats all really. plus if you hate spiders close up too dont buy this game.

Submitted by Andrew Straughan

I began this game and turned it off within 10 minutes. Then a week later i had nothing to play so i went back on it and found that it got better as you played it through. I think all you need is to give it a chance, it begins slow but it gets better.
graphics = 5/10
gameplay = 7/10
story = 7/10
life span = 7/10
re-play value = 3/10

Submitted by ben irwin

this is a good game dont get me wrong but the fact that you have four classes and every path is the same is to boring. the levels for each caracter is to much the same, thats was i was dissipointed at. over all i lik it as it sorta like oblivion, a bit, bit im not sure i would buy it i would rent it or borrow instead 5/10

Submitted by Peter Ladlow

Don't believe any of the bad reviews, this is a great game and will keep you hooked until the end, Decent graphics, nice storyline and an action packed adventure will make this game worth the price.

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