Rabensblut

It is not about the graphics, that look a bit outdated. It is not abot how much was the budget. This game is about fun. Just like the campy movies from the 80s (Indy, Quatermain with Chamberlain), it is full of oneliners citing our favourite adventure movies (eg. "This thing belongs to the museum... and the money for it belong to my bank account".) I beated this game twice on PC, and now I am replaying it on PS3 as the Heart of Atlantis version. This is not the Uncharted, neither new Tombraider trilogy, but try it and bet to be enertained (like watching those hilarious films in the 80s) ...

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Firstly everyone complains about voice acting. I played Posel Smrti as a Czech version and the voice acting was top notch. The 2nd and 3rd game in the series are flawed but this 1st is a masterpiece.

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I am no big fan of RPGs, but this game has all of the elements I love The setting: "Reminds me of old town in Prague. Gothic cathedrals, castles, combined with Barocco buildings" Athmosfere: "Athmosfere of Decay and Pestilence of the 18th century. There was a wave of Pestilence in those times in central Europe (in my town half of population died in 1711-1713)" Graphics: "Astonishing" Enemies: "Hard at the beginning, but when You find out how to fight those buggers, then it gets always more easy" Bosses: "I just killed my 3rd boss. All of the 3 of them were extremely tough but not immortal. Every time You die, You just want to come back and kick their butts with new tactics. I died 15 times until killing Blood starved beast". Upgrading: "You clear the area and then clear it again and again just to gain points to Upgrade Your character. And every time You clear it is still fun as the first time. I did Old Yarnham nearly 20 times just to upgrade my character (choose doll's upgrades wisely ;) " All in all 10/10 All in all