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Posted on: August 28, 2009
ragnarokz
Verified ownerGames: 334 Reviews: 1
For those who already own it.
I already had this game, and yet, as a little test of GOG's claim to have fixed the games they release, I bought it. And what do you know, it works flawlessly. The game was plagued by unavoidable crashes before this release. And with Gog's version? One crash, just loaded up the autosave, worked perfectly. Well done.
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Posted on: December 30, 2017
Stoerfaktor
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 5
Bit unstable but fun
I liked as a kid. But on my devices it runs a bit unstable (tested it on 3 PC) with crashes every few hours (once making the last save unusable, and minor to mayor lagg depending on the pc, wich I don't think should happen. But despise this, it is still fun to play. I prefer it over the second installment or "Die Fugger 2".
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Posted on: May 27, 2012
arkan01d
Verified ownerGames: 368 Reviews: 21
Wanted to love, but only liked
A wonderfully filled out game ruined by unintuitive controls, a camera that rotates when it feels like it, and limited documentation. You will spend hours wondering how you can accomplish simple tasks. But the frustration is outweighed by the goodness. Once you get the hang of things it can get real fun.
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Posted on: August 8, 2013
idahogirl4
Verified ownerGames: 53 Reviews: 1
Very fun
I have always loved this game. I like the micromanaging fun associated with it. I recommend it. It is kinda sad when a character that you build up dies, but such is life.
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Posted on: June 30, 2009
kenjenk
Verified ownerGames: 77 Reviews: 2
Pleasantly Suprised
Didn't expect to have as much fun as I am with this game. You control a certain guild in historical Europe and fulfill a variety of assignments. Lots of replayability!
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