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Another Temple of Elemental Evil Review at DeadAlfs

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Nov 7, 2003.

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    DeadAlfs have posted yet another review of The Temple of Elemental Evil, which finds the game overall quite enjoyable, although very buggy and complex. The game is given a final score of 7 out of 10. Here's what they said:

    This all sounds very negative, but then I guess that’s beta testing for you. The actual content of the game is strong; the combat is both engaging and authentic; and debuting features like the modified 3.5 rules and Item creation feats will go down enormously well with the hardcore D&D elite. The mixture of pre-rendered backgrounds and highly detailed - albeit tiny - polygonal characters is very pleasing to the eye and the music is suitably fantastic. Those who have been waiting for a proper representation of D&D on the PC and who don’t mind filling in the odd blank here and there will get a lot out of ToEE. It’s just the other 95% of the gaming population that should steer clear…

    Read the rest here.
     
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