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"Decent game", This game is pretty decent. It's a little different than most Diablo clones, you can play it with a controller. You get combos as you level up. It's a little buggy, I don't think it jives with Windows XP. I reinstalled windows because while trying to get the video to work right, I corrupted stuff. It turns out all I had to do was click off the "slow gameplay" button in the options. It made the menus and the game stutter like crazy with it on. With it off the game ran a little too fast, but it was tolerable. Kinda crappy graphics, but its an interesting game.

"People who ditch this game, stop whinning...", Yeah there are a few annoying things with this game, and it's old now but I mean this is one of the few games got me sat in my chair for 2 days trying to beat it. Well it's a lot more fun than stragety games which I've been playing, heh But overall I think they did a good job with story telling, graphics, and I can't give anything to sound, coz the sound was messed up for me (still I played *grins* )

Now this is something I should whine, this game is quite buggy and Eidos knows people still love this game and should make a better patch for it especially to make run more stable in XP anywayz. I don't know about other people, but this game crashed left and right the moment I installed it. (still it didn't stop me from playing, hehe)

You all should be happy that you beat it and saw the ending because this game crashed on me forever and I only need to kill one more guy to finish the game.... grrahahahah *pulls hair out*... Merry xmas anywayz...

"Well, 4 1/2 butif you like Diablo, you'll LOVE this game!!", This game is sweet, and when killing monsters gets annoying for level gaining, unlike Diablo, this game has number cheats, meaning you hit number on the keyboard. although a gamepad or USB adapter is highly recconmended, you should get this all the same.

"You don't get bord", revenant is the best game i've ever played plus you don't get bord i have been playing it over and over again. The story is very good and i have told my freinds and now they are playing it.

"You too can win this game!", This is the game for any player of RPG's that are tired of getting so bored, that you never make it to the end. With a good plot line, and monsters you can actually beat without wandering the landscape for years building up experience points, this game is a genuine joy to play. The main character is gritty, and while a bit dark, he fits perfectly into the storyline.

I consider myself an average RPG player, who plays these games for a month or so and then gets discouraged when there's no chance in hell I'm going to beat it before I'm fifty. This game wasn't like that at all. With minimal commitment time, you can beat the game in about two months, and yet, if you wanted to, you could lessen the time or increase it, depending on how you want to play.

The game has one main cave so for those of you who hate those cave/dungeon mazes, this is an excellent choice.

At [its listed price]it's a steal! Those new to RPG's will love this game, and those that just like to play around with them will too. For ten bucks, you'll be getting your money's worth!

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"Great playing for such a bad story", This game plays wonderfully. The movement, graphics and fighting are very well done. The problem is just that the games plotline was terriblly designed. I had so much money and so many potions by the end that there was no way that I could possibly lose. The game is so short it is hard to call it a real RPG. It only took me ten hours or so to beat. Each time you meet a new enemy the game becomes challangeing for about three or four minutes before you figure out how to beat that creauture. The magic is well done graphicly and the healing and invisibilty spells are somewhat usefull, but not nessesarry to winning. The offensive spells are just useless. They are hard to cast and don't cause enough damage to warent their use. If the people who created this game had taken just a little bit longer to make the game longer and more challengeing this game would really be worth having.

"Short, easy, but surprisingly enjoyable!", Originally attracted by the box, which you've got to admit is one of the best-looking around, I'd been thinking of buying Revenant for ages but considered it vastly overpriced (unlike Black Isle games, which seem to drop in price by at least half when they've been out for a remarkably short while). Recent lower pricing (along with the long wait for the release of Baldur's Gate 2) saw me grabbing a copy, loading it up and setting off on a short, but immensely enjoyable quest. It turned out to be a great time filler.

In the single player mode, your character is Locke D'Averam, dead for 10,000 years but because of unique skills, brought back onto the mortal coil to rescue the kidnapped daughter of the head honcho of Misthaven, the main town on the island of Ahkuilon, by a mysterious magician with (surprise, surprise!) his own agenda. During his quest, aspects of Locke's past gradually reveal themselves and his visions start making sense by the end. Sounds like a poor man's "Planescape: Torment", you might think, but since nothing can compare to that epic, forget it and judge it on it's own merits.

Likened by many to Diablo, this game is superior in that it actually has a reasonably compelling storyline (though badly voice acted) and the combat system is not your average hack'n'slash - you learn new battle techniques from the master as you advance. The use of a game pad is strongly recommended, though I survived all the combat encounters by pounding the hell out of my keyboard while moving about with the mouse. The scenery is beautifully rendered (the lighting is a real feature), and animation of Locke and his enemies is superb, though a tad repetitious - like the giant spiders getting stuck on the sword and having to be removed with obvious difficulty (hilarious the first time), the death gurgles of the ninja guys got old very quickly.

This is the only game I've played lately where you can carry everything you find - there don't seem to be any weight limits and there are millions of slots, especially once you have a few pouches which you really need to negotiate the huge inventory you end up with (I had about 10 full suits of armour at the end - I was too scared to sell any in case I needed their special properties). Even though the armourer and weapon smith promise bigger and better equipment, you actually find the best stuff during the quest, though you need to buy some stuff to start off with. Unlike many other games, except at the very beginning, I always had enough cash to buy any potions, etc. that I needed. In fact, at the (rather abrupt) end, I had about 60 unused potions of various sorts, and about $100,000. Also, your character is usually strong enough and well enough equipped to survive most encounters pretty easily. I found the fact that he wasn't constantly being killed quite refreshing. None of the puzzles were too taxing, though I had to redo one level for the want of one vial.

Even though the price was reduced, it was still fractionally more than I paid for Planescape: Torment, or for that matter, Baldur's Gate, each of which provided rich and stimulating entertainment for a couple of months. I spent exactly a week getting to the end of Revenant, and since I'd been having such fun, I was totally unprepared for it. Remember how disappointing the end of Diablo was? Ditto for Revenant - the final encounter was quite easy for my impressively armoured, well-armed and richly provisioned character and the whole thing was quickly wrapped up in a movie sequence. It left me feeling the story was only half told and that the developers just suddenly decided to get it to some sort of conclusion and out in the shops, while they got on with something else. I wish they'd just gone on with the next chapter - despite any shortcomings mentioned above, I thoroughly enjoyed it! This is the game to play when you're half concentrating on something else - in my case, LIVE coverage of the Sydney Olympics.

"Two stars, and that's only for the graphics...", Come now, who here really thinks they put some time into designing this game? The game's story is as horrible as it is cliché and is being voice acted by people that sound too much like a student film class working on a mid-term project.

Combat consistis of clicking your mouse button in timed bursts or uning an asinine keybord interface to swing your weapon in three different strengths. Whee.

Magic spell creation is novel, but quickly become tedious and dangerous in the middle of combat when you're trying like a madman (or madwoman) to heal yourself, but can't get the runes lined-up in time.

And even the graphics, which are nice, are loaded with bugs. In most cases, whenever an enemy would drop an item, the background would spring 'holes' of black space around it and cause nemerous graphic flaws until it would finally crash without explination. Furthermore, some enemies would become 'stuck' in some void on your screen preventing you from being able to attack it!

Overall, a terrible clone attempt at Diablo that should make Eidos ashamed...and let's not even bring up Dikatana, okay?

"GREAT GAME! ..... for a week or so....", Maybe it's just me but 2 of my friends also got tired of this game in less than a week. I've also heard complaints that the game has many bugs. Though I never experianced any bugs on my comp I know it does clash with many different comp systems. Don't go by what I say though, try the game for yourself!

"quite posidly one of the best action/rpg games out there", the people at eidos did a great jod combining tomb raider and diablo type games. quite posibly the best action/rpg game out there.