The characters in Pool of Radiance Ruins of Myth Drannor are not quite as highly detailed, but to be fair I think this may be because of how high-quality the backgrounds are you notice them more. For a game that was released in 2002, I feel that the backgrounds hold up very well.
They have used prerendered backgrounds and they look fantastic. I am talking specifically about the backgrounds and areas you will be traversing in the game. I think that the visuals are fairly decent.
The story is about some team of villains trying to take all this magic, destroy an elf city or something like that, even the story is boring! At Least It Looks Good This is fine, but they needed to have made the game a more fun experience. There is no deep class system like you would expect from a Dungeons and Dragons license and the whole game feels like it has been streamlined to try and attract a more casual audience. I would say that after you have spent the first few hours sneaking around, slashing away at an enemy that you have seen all the game has to offer. The thing is, it does neither of these things too well. You see the game is trying its best to walk the line of being a Dungeons and Dragons RPG, but at the same time offer the same kind of quick-paced hack and slash gameplay as Diablo.
but that's of course a matter of taste.The biggest issue that most people have with Pool of Radiance Ruins of Myth Drannor is the overall gameplay. like I've said, this game is exactly how I wanted it to be. I played each one of them for several hours but my interest in them slowly faded and I've no intention in playing them again in the near future.īut on the other hand I'm really looking forward to playing some more of RoMD. In conclusion I've got to say one thing: in the last few weeks I've played Bard's Tale 4, Pathfinder: Kingmaker and Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire. this game oozes atmosphere and I'm slowly exploring and fighting my way through a dungeon double the size of Hommlet.Īnd there was one battle ( 1 mage, 5 skeletal warriors, 2 of them in armor) I had to reload several times and I could only win this fight through tactical placement of my party members before the enemies attacked me. I got what I expected and wanted out of Ruins of Myth Drannor. 4 of these hours were speant on Ruins of Myth Drannor, 1 on the Old School Computer Game (which I can heartily recommend to anyone who has enjoyed the superb Gold Box RPGs or even newer incline like Knights of the Chalice, OSCG isn't that different). this means I've only played ~5 hours in the last 9 days.
trying to read as much as I can in these last few silent and peaceful days I'll have for a long long time. Click to expand.like I've said before, I'm reading like an absolute madman right now.
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