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Posted on: November 25, 2018
Sarvrin
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 7
Stuttering nightmare
Audio stutters, game stutters, everything stutters. Game is unplayable from the start. Changing the options does nothing. Broken game if I ever seen one. Sad because it looks like tons of fun.
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Posted on: September 9, 2017
ecchimaru
Verified ownerGames: 290 Reviews: 3
Soo Good!!
I got this game a couple of days ago (atm of this review) I gift a copy to a friend of mine. The game it's really good, it has multiple game modes that expands replayability also the unlocks are a nice element to keep creating diferent combinations and builds to customize your character. When you create a public lobby in a few minutes someone will showup, so multiplayer is Live and active. A plus elements is that the Spanish voices are in NEUTRAL Spanish (not from Spain) so that is something to say Gracias.
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Posted on: November 28, 2017
ThatOneArgGamer
Games: 177 Reviews: 7
Playable but very monotonous
(Just in case, I don't own the GoG version, but I have played the game through 'til the end) This NES reboot may look interesting at first, it has a lot of potential and the character selection is quite varied, but the more you play, the more you realize it's THE SAME ALL THE WAY THROUGH. The good: The graphics and music are quite nice, it may be a little too dark on some areas (except for the dark dungeon, which is completely dark), but enjoyable with that British voice-acting that we all love in these kind of games. The gameplay is interesting, like it was in the NES, move around, kill everything that pops up and use spells or moves to help you out. It has 3 modes: go from point A to point B, endurance rounds and boss fights. You can even play online co-op, which (for me at least) plays wonderfully, up to 4 players. The controls are good, a little hard to comprehend at first, but soon enough you get the hang of it, and the character selection is quite varied. The bad: You don't earn EXP, but rather hunt for gold to buy stuff, and the game demands an excessive amount of grinding to get any kind of equipment, from different weapons to outfit to abilities. Sure, RPGs are like this, but by the end of the game, I barely had enough to buy some weapons and a couple of spells. The outfits, forget about it, way too expensive, not a chance in hell to get them in my first run. The gameplay, though I said it's interesting, ends up being repetitive and monotonous in a long run, to the point of becoming a chore to play. It throws a couple of puzzle solving to keeps you busy, but you ain't going to see anything innovating. The game is rather short in normal mode, about 4 hours. You can replay the game in harder difficulties, but what ruined the entire game for us was the final boss. It's unfair, unnecessarily long and it was an obvious plot-twist that you would see coming half way through. Bottom line, I can't recommend this game, not even for nostalgia.
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Posted on: December 22, 2018
nyxs
Games: 173 Reviews: 42
Gauntlet for PC
I loved the original but not getting this version since it has DRM MP and does not support the same MP mechanics that the arcade version did. A real shame.
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Posted on: July 28, 2019
AunEgg
Games: 274 Reviews: 5
Friends Not Included
This is Gauntlet in a modern (at the time of release) engine and Internet multiplayer. The game itself isn't bad, but the single player experience becomes rather repetitive after playing for awhile. Controls are responsive but are a bit wonky compared to old school Gauntlet's simple controls. Many levels are only challenging because of the amount of enemies, not because of well-constructed puzzles or designs. This game does have a fun multiplayer experience, and the experience is significantly more enjoyable if you bring a group a friends along for the experience. As a solo experience, the $20 price tag at the time of writing is a bit too steep. It's an average game in a market full of average games.
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