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Zusammenfassung: Far too many glitches and debilitating control issues cloud Dark Messiah Might and Magic: Elements, making it hard to find even a semblance of fun buried within. It exhibits the telltale signs of a gaming disaster: a stuttering framerate even when enem...
Zusammenfassung: Adding a subtitle hasnt improved Dark Messiah of Might and Magic. This tardy Xbox 360 port of the first-person action RPG that premiered on the PC in late 2006 remains solidly third-rate even with the word "Elements" strangely appended to the original...
Veröffentlicht: 2008-02-16, Autor: Stuart , Testbericht von: trustedreviews.com
A fantasy FPS/RPG hybrid packed with good ideas, but let down by inconsistent pacing, difficulty and visuals. Hardcore dungeon delvers may enjoy it, but mainstream FPS fans have better options to consider....
Veröffentlicht: 2008-02-14, Autor: Gabe , Testbericht von: gamespy.com
Nice disc art makes for a fine coaster.
Bad performance; broken auto-aim; lousy graphics; hamstrung multiplayer.
Dark Messiah on PC was not particularly well received, but Dark Messiah of Might and Magic Elements plumbs new levels of awfulness. Its a mess of poorly designed game mechanics, terrible graphics and generally shoddy performance that is simply inexcus...
Zusammenfassung: Dark Messiah Might and Magic: Elements is a first person action/adventure title disguised as a RPG. The title was originally developed by Arkane Studios for the PC, but now has been reworked by Ubisoft Annecy for its 360 treatment. The game was full of...
Zusammenfassung: Even if the approach to combat is relatively fresh however, the art and design certainly isnt. Everything about Dark Messiah screams of a cliché, from the blatant attempt to recreate Oblivion-style environments, through to the tired swords-and-sorcery...
