Dimensity Reviews

Completely awful and unplayable. Don't waste your money on this garbage.

A not very well executed RPG. I have a special steam group for games that I never want to launch again, and this one made that cut. I'd critique it in depth but I can't really thing of anything good to say about it. Just imagine with the story, execuition, gameplay, graphics and everything else appealing shifted all the way to the left of the slider bar. Honestly don't remember the music so it probably was only just okay instead of awful, everything else is bad.

This is a wanna be RPG/Hack n' Slash/Semi RTS game. Basically its an attempt at Warcraft, with more emphisis on the hero. Graphics - 3/5 Gameplay - 2/5 Sound - 3/5 Replay Value - 1/5 There are much better games out there.

I tried to play for more than an hour but the game itself just wouldn't allow me due to game-breaking glitches. It had potential to be something great but it was just riddled with unpolished everything.

Not a bad game, graphics are a bit dated but it has a decent storyline. Worth picking up if it is on sale.

12 minotes was all I could take. Clunky interface, clunky camera, annoying and repetitive character vocalizations. The first NPC I met had some of the worst voice acting I've encountered recently. Uninstalled.

Tags: Hack & Slash - Diabloesque Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Generic. Derivative. Outdated. Functional. Lenghty. Boring. Grindy. Tedious. You know those warcraft 3 scenarios where you controlled the minotaur king and did mini quests and explored around? Kind of like a precursor to world of warcraft, blizzard trying its hand at rpg elements. Well this is just like that except without the playtested balance between player and environment, randomized loot, worse voice acting, somehow poorer looking, and none of that cool warcraft lore to keep you invested Even on easy difficulty only way to progress is to kite ennemies one by one sometimes, perhaps it improves as game progresses and you get more loot and higher powered abilities. Story seemed rather generic warcraft clone style thing with orcs(firbolgs) and humans being at war, playing a knight doing errands for the king. Not to mention user interface feels somewhat clunky

Interface and camera leave a lot to be desired, then there's a glitch, then a crash. Once you get it somewhat working, you realise it was a waste of time because the gameplay is trash too.

This game is sort of like Warcraft-lite, in a sense. It's been years since I played it, so my memory might be hazy, but I did play it to completion and remember it being serviceable, if a bit buggy (IE, one map required me to defend a building with my Hero unit and a few basic infantrymen, and all of the infantrymen died, except for one that somehow got 20 levels ahead of everybody else and became death personified). If you want some kind of RTS-lite type of fantasy game to amuse yourself for a weekend, then go for it, and if you don't like it you're only out ten bucks. Otherwise, stick with Warcraft or Spellforce or something. I'll reccomend it, but it's sort of a 'meh' reccomendation than a "ZOMG GET IT NAO" one. It works and it's amusing, but other games have done it better.

You can tell this would have been a potentially fun game but its ruined with unpolished mechanics/graphics/everything and the ultimate feeling that it feels like Warcraft 0.5 For a large part of the time I played I could not even figure out how to use more than 1 combo. The tutorial is pretty straight-forward and clear but yes, even the tutorial feels like an unfinished product to me