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I give this game the rating it truly deserves: 1 of it's race tracks/10 In this game you drive in ovals.

Wasn't expecting my review to raise the score. Pros. + Huge map with some variation + Somewhat interesting story + Good controls both KBM and controller Cons. - Grindy, you have to grind for multiple levels between story missions - Side quest are uninteresting and repetitive - Animation quality - Voice acting is stiff and awkward - Sponginess, enemies have lots of health and your weapons deal little damage - Some uninspired skills, +20% dmg or +20% def are almost mandatory and eat up your ability points - Loot flood, you get terrible armor and weapons all the time - Bad performance, I can't even max out my GPU because the game doesn't utilize my CPU properly - Choices hinder the game and shift the tone too much

A decent game hindered by terrible performance. There are many points where the game slows down when it can't keep a steady framerate. Controls also feel a bit janky.

Finally completed and I must say that this was the most 7/10 game I've ever played. Going to keep this spoiler-free It took me a while to get hooked to the world of Link who can easily scale mountains but struggles to sprint from shop to shop. Abilities spiced it up along with easy cooking and fun traveling methods (Those sand seals were the best). But the way horses were handled was just bizarre as you can only call your horse if it's close enough (Realistic I guess?) but you could still get the very same horse you left to 100km away if you happened to be at one of the stables (It's like 2 different people created these mechanics). Combat felt a bit airy every now and then but with that also a way more flexible with instant weapon switching and dedicated bow button (Infinite bombs are cool too). Boss fights also felt great (Counting out 1). Infinite bombs, unbreakable armor and teleporting to any shrine/tower aside the weapon durability system was terrible along with the lengthy ability cooldowns. Those were all things that mattered to me. Never take in just one review and call it a buy. PS. Curse those towers. I hope they disappear from gaming as soon as possible. [Only spoiler-like thing here about the ending (Probably not really ruining nor spoiling anything)] I didn't like the ending because I felt like it didn't offer any closure.

7 hours in and I'm confident to say that I love it. Would probably be a 10/10 without all the problems and framerate capping. +Pros. +Platinum-lite combat +Interesting story +Good bosses -Cons. -Bad performance -Capped framerate -Maybe a bit too much empty space

Just a horrible "cash grab" probably made just to keep hold on the lisence. Might appeal to those who have never heard of Overlord or are new to gaming but fans should avoid it like a plague.

This looked like promising game, but I was expecting too much... It wasn't unplayable, but still very broken. The amount of bugs and glitches was overwhelming. Invisible objects, invisible enemies, glitching objects and enemies+much more... There were no way to adjust the graphics(which were bad) If majority of the bugs are not fixed, this is and will be a BAD game.