Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood

banger, i play it since im 8 yo

I have loved this game since first played in 2000. The only thing I don't like is that you cant go ta specifi mission without playing all the missions that are required before it. For instance: I was just playing the final mission and found that I could not win it because I had not collected all the Royal items which would allow me access to the castle keep, (in order to fight Prince John and the Sheriff). So , since I did not save all the previous missions (at their start) i now have begin the game all over again. This time I will save each mission at it's start, and/or as the team is about to leave Sherwood to start the mission. You live, you play, you learn.

i restarted gog and my pc many times but i'm not able to download the game after buying it

Ok, so first things first. I am very much biased in this review as Robin Hood is a childhood memory from elementary school where evry computer had this game installed for some reason. And young me loved it. But its only when I found this as an adult that finally aprecciated the game fully. There has never been a better game depiction of Robin Hood and his Companions. Each one is distinct enough that you carry them with you every mission. Especially Brother Tuck is hilarious. though because every companion has a special ability, it makes the generic ones useless, unless you want meat for the grinder, or plan to skill up your special characters. When it comes to mission design in many cases there is more than one way to get to where you need to be. There is only a few maps, so you will be revisiting them with new guard paths and new scroll quests. Sherwood is very homely as a base, thats it. Its usefulness is very much about making stuff for your characters or skilling them up in archery, slinging or melee combat. The last thing I need to highlight is czech voicover and subtitles. Under CD Project many games got Czech localisation in many cases fully dubbed over. This was one of those games, and dubing even after years is more than decent. The same cant be really said about english though. Its floppy at best, boring at worst. It almost sounds like it was dubbed on couch at home. And thats about it. I think this game is great to play through at least once. It may not be game you pick up again any time soon after beating it however. But as a product of its time, cinematics hold great, gameplay is easy to pick up, and story is more then decent.

Best game ever created. Period.