PC User Reviews

One of the WORST Diablo Clones to ever come out. The gameplay is janky and awful, especially for it's time and the game gets mogged a year later by the dungeon crawler FATE. The characters are annoying to a major degree. Side quests are bugged and broken to a point where there's some you straight up can't do. Though on top of all these other issues there's a great if odd soundtrack and some interesting landscapes. That being said I can't at all recommend this game to you if you are a fan of Diablo or it's clones. This game was in fact so bad i didn't bother finishing at the endgame as it became repetitive and frankly boring to such a degree that i started dreading actually clicking play as the game itself felt more like a job than an actual video game

no se como un juego tan antiguo tiene tan mala optimizacion las misiones secundarios son meh pero el juego es buena opcion y no es muy dificil de entender

Наиграл в своё время миллион часов в неё, но прошёл лишь единожды. Игра очень атмосферная, у неё крутой саундтрек, что затягивает в неё надолго. Отмечу три жирных минуса: 1) Система развития. Игрок мало на что влияет. 2) Постоянный респаун врагов. Крайне утомляет. 3) Локации запоминаются и в них можно вернуться, но в этом абсолютно нет никакого смысла. А хотелось бы побегать по некоторым из побольше. Вместо необъятного размера мира, я бы хотел его более проработанным. Здесь же всё выливается в линейное прохождение сюжета и параллельных (крайне унылых) побочных заданий.

Recuerdo cuando tenia 8 o 9 años y lo jugué por primera vez, fue mi primer RPG y si bien no es lo mejor de lo mejor, este juego es mi infancia y mi introducción al mundo de los juegos de rol, la historia es muy gratificante. OJO si esperan un juego muy complejo con decisiones que afecten tu progreso este juego NO es para ti, pero si esperas sumergirte en una historia decente en un mundo abierto de fantasía entonces SI debes jugarlo. 100% recomendable.

I remember I played Sacred in the demo version at a friend's house. I was so crazy about the game that I had to buy a pirated version, because I couldn't find it to buy an original. A great game from the genre Hack n Slash. It cost me hours of immersion and fun.

It is a 10 on the first part of the game ... but as you progress into the middle and the end game section it's more and more obvious this is not such a good game, especially the mountain lava thing level, absolutely horrible, and some of the mobs there are the most ugly cartoony mobs in the game. Very limited and poor armor skins, basically the same thing with different colors.

Sacred was a pretty good alternative for Diablo at its time. You have 6 different character classes ranging from Gladiator, Seraph, Wood elf, Dark-elf, Battle-mage up to a female Vampire. All classes are different with some overlap. I mainly chose the Wood-elf because of her excellent ranged combat abilities and the Vampire because of the concept of changing forms with different abilities in Vampire form. The other character I have tested briefly for just a few hours. Maybe the Battle-mage can be even better than the two. For the basic formula it is an ARPG (Action role playing game) with the Diablo loot formula. You play trough the story while getting more powerful and better equipment. There are a lot of different armors, sets and weapons. You get better loot on higher difficulty settings. The main story is good for this kind of games and there are many side quests and additional regions to explore. The graphics were beautiful and aged very well. It looks like hand-drawn. The soundtrack is also good but in a way that I don't remember outstanding tracks. A unique feature was that you can mount a horse and ride into battle ( You get stat bonuses depending on the horse). Beware that not all abilities can be used on horseback. Also you can explore a huge amount of the world immediately if you can survive higher leveled enemies. There is of cause a quick travel system with fixed teleport locations. A valid complaint are the bugs that can destroy some side quests but should be fixed by now. Overall a pretty good game that has aged well. Maybe not up to date anymore but at least worth a try.

Avete presente quando nella vostra infanzia, Diablo era abbastanza popolare da generare giochi ispirati ad esso? Ecco, Sacred è uno di quelli. Ed onestamente, abbastanza intrigante. I concetti di esso sono semplici: a certi livelli, si ottengono la possibilità di equipaggiare armi, armature o oggetti di alto livello, slot per le armi e le abilità, e un'abilità passiva che può essere potenziata man mano (ad esempio, la dottrina dell'arco o il disarmare, che permettono rispettivamente di fare più danni con gli archi o di far cadere l'arma ai nemici, permettendo a te di rubargliela, e nel caso sia compatibile, anche usarla contro di essi). Il giocatore può collezionare rune per poter imparare o potenziare nuove abilità compatibili con esso, ed esistono armi speciali adatte ad una classe specifica (Guantoni ed asce giganti per il gladiatore, lame seghettate e certe spade per l'elfo oscuro, certi bastoni da mago per il mago guerriero, archi lunghi per l'elfo silvano, e così via...) La storia è abbastanza buona, ed esiste un'espansione chiamata Sacred Underworld, che aggiunge nuovi set, **** e nemici, più un nuovo mondo. L'unica pecca è che il gioco non funziona bene al di fuori del windows XP, ma si può rimediare. Overall, dono un 8/10 al gioco, anche per le musiche interessanti che offre.

Эта игра в свое время убила Диабло 2. Я прошел всю историю за серафима. Получил офигенное удовольствие.

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Same as other hack & slash type of games - based on Diablo II Different setting with same mechanics. Visuals was good for its time. For all Diablo type of game maniacs :)

Uno de los mejroes juegos que he disfrutado! tiene historia, tiene varias clases, tiene mecanicas.

I can't remember any details but I've spent many hours playing this game with my brother many years ago.

Жалкая пародия на всем известную великую игру.

Classic, is a clasic RPG amazing game, amazing history and amazing time invested!! Sacred is a jewel for game industry! I love all, visual, history, UX. AWSOME!

Sacred is the first fantasy-RPG games that i played and it was fantastic. I finished it many times and i recommend it to everyone who's starting they're adventure with RPG games

Sacred is an amazing RPG game and i think that its truly underrated. It has awesome quests and some interesting characters. I finished the game twice and i truly happy that i did. I think that Sacred equals to Diablo 2 and to be honest i think that Sacred was better than Diablo 2, but that´s my personal taste.

Sacred was one of the first role-playing games, perhaps the first, which I played in the early years when I fell in the videoludic art. I bought it without even knowing what was a role-playing game and that was why I was hit by Sacred: for the surprise effect. Simply I had never played anything like it before. Despite the fantasy genre was still new to me, I liked Sacred especially thanks to the plot, the story was interesting and caught me right away, even the main characters were very nice and the more I went on with the events, the more I liked knowing where the adventure would bring me. The universe created in Sacred is coherent, beautiful, varied and interesting. The gameplay of Sacred was up to the task: a choice between 6 different "heroes" as the protagonist, a brilliant management skills of the character, a varied use of magical powers and weapons, a simple and intuitive method to allow the character to evolve through the cumulative experience in the fighting, and good organization in the inventory system and the purchase/sale system. The method to upgrade the weapons and armor was well done, and could be used rings, amulets or magical runes to make items more powerful. The use of magic was fun, and could be created different combos to use more powers in quick succession. The secondary quests are hundreds, and bring you to push you from side to side of the map. The map in fact is really huge, a remarkable accomplishment, so much that there are magical portals scattered throughout the world that help to move faster; alternatively you can move on foot or horseback. Deserts, mountains, grasslands, dark areas, islands, dungeons, caverns and much more waiting to be explored. With all that, Sacred kept me busy for years to say the least, and I must admit that without it I would not have received the necessary thrust to devote to other role-playing games like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls. The technical sector of Sacred was not excelled, however spite was a game with isometric graphics was really well made and some landscapes were really beautiful such as deserts, lakes, grasslands or mountains. The soundtrack was very beautiful and apt according to the places or situations that presented themselves. Sacred is a game that reflects the true meaning of a fantasy role-playing game. One of the best ever, especially on PC. However you have to know how to love Sacred, and it can not be played like any other game.

After the disappointment of Sacred 3 and the great experience that was Sacred 2, I noticed that people talked fondly about Sacred 1 and I gave it a chance. First graphical impression was similar as Sacred 2 and incredibly best than Sacred 3, I couldn't stop from playing anymore that huge world full of cities, people, creatures and unlimited quests. Now is one of my favorites along with Sacred 2.

The joys of times where there were absolutely no good hack'n'slash games besides Diablo 2. Even a mediocre productions were really good and entertaining. Sacred was pretty average gameplay wise despite having few interesting concepts and even implementing them well. An every character was played differently, had a strong theme behind him/her and put an emphasis on different approach towards everything. 2D world still has its charm, unlikely to 3D mish-mash-up without any soul or direction in Sacred 2, which connected everything in its spectrum, from cartoony gnomy gnomes and 7 dwarves to some dark themes. Of course the game had a fundamental flaw of level scaling, but it was far less irritiating and pointless than the sequel's problems and truth to be told: in spite of those problems it was the best title on the market when it came out.

Talk about classic. For some of us, Sacred equals to Diablo. Yeah, I'm willing to admit it's flaws like the bugs, the comical approach of some parts that make it not serious, but they do not appear too often, most of the bugs didn't pop up in my experience and the funny stuff like Jason's machete and hockey mask are in location that do not afect the storyline, it's all a bunch of optional easter eggs, like the cave that resembles Pacman. Of course some characters were flat out uninteresting, but they were classic and with enough backstory to make them iconic: the Gladiator is a badass that gets beatrayed by it's master, the Dark Elf betrays it's race by being a good guy, the Mage has it's own master, the Dwarf accidentaly breaks into a forest with his hellicopter, the Wood Elf helps the Dark Elf escape form his race, the Seraphim is kinda... there with the preachy stuff while she's showing everybody her goodies, and the Vampiress wakes up like every normal vampire, but with a desire to travel and explore. Oh, and the Succubuss... She comes from Hell through a Graveyard and explores the world. Sacred equals classic in all levels.

The only rpg with this style of hack n slash that didnt get me **** waiting for sacred 3 to test i havent played sacred 2 tho but when i was younger i played this one.Dont start it nowadays no reason **** an old game that has passed unlike other games like Morrowind that are must to play anytime.

Incredibly poorly designed game. The decisions the designers made are at times even worse than the D3 devs. I think this game was probably the most disappointing game I'Ve everplayed after Diablo 3.

Sacred was the first game to introduce me to the Hack n Slash genre. That's right, I never played Diablo at the time even though I'm old enough to should have been doing that back then. But somehow I skipped it and it was this game that taught me what I was missing out on, and then some. Highly addictive gameplay, appealing graphics (there is something about the grittiness of Sacred 1 that I really prefer to its smoothed out successor), badly voiced but fun characters. It's a game that doesn't take itself too seriously but at the same time may provide some challenge, especially early on if you want to advance too far too soon. The skill progression is simple yet diverse. The difference in skills and weapon use are well implemented; each character does feel unique. After finishing the main Ancaria campaign (which took ages since I felt I had to explore every inch of the map) I must admit I didn't have much interest left to complete the Underworld campaign (Gold edition add-on). To me it didn't feel as a real part of the game, both storywise and mapwise. But I do love the two extra characters, they are both my favorites to use. The demon's spells are interesting to play around with (more then just your common fire ball, you'll need the battle mage for that kind of work) and the dwarfs cannon gun and use of mines is quite satisfying. I like both Sacred and Sacred 2, but this is the game that will remain somewhat special to me. Even though by now I do understand what Diablo (1 & 2) is all about. So yes, of course I would recommend this game, play it!

I enjoyed this game very much. It has some minor issues that other like games have, such as not being able to choose the sex of the class but those are cosmetic. Great storyline and fun quests. It never hurts to be able to trample the bad guys with your horse either.

It seems like a decent enough game, except the devs didn't think to include the ability to change screen resolutions. So I'm stuck playing this game on a widescreen monitor at some abysmally low resolution with huge black borders everywhere (even on the top and bottom). Also, for some idiotic reason the whole game looks squashed horizontally, which is stupid considering the big black borders :P everytime i try and start playing the game, I get pissed off at how everything looks so squashed and i give up. Maybe sometime in the future i'll give it another go. but for now it deserves a 2.

Excellent Diablo-esque game. While the areas are not randomly generated, the world is huge and you are free to explore. The music and sound effects are standout, and the graphics are beautiful, although it is limited to 1024x768. It's also one of the few games that gets crafting/modding items right. It's easy, and it actually results in items better than what are laying around or for sale. The classes are cool, too. Overall, probably my favorite Diablo-style rpg. (note: the game was buggy when released, resulting in poor review scores. The current build is excellent, though, and they even added a lot of extra content. I suggest the GoG version, as it has no DRM)

I LOVED IT, it was on it's time one of the best games RPG I've played, excellent quest I even restarted the game a couple of times. The internet part is very good aswell and the game is really good