Posted on: August 20, 2024

condor612
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 46 Avis: 1
Classic adventure
Hasn't aged super well but if you're looking for simple hack-and-slash fun, it can be a good time.
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Posted on: August 20, 2024

condor612
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 46 Avis: 1
Classic adventure
Hasn't aged super well but if you're looking for simple hack-and-slash fun, it can be a good time.
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Posted on: July 22, 2022

WoodenMage
Jeux: 263 Avis: 12
Milking the nostalgia
Lazy port of a 20 year old game with absurd price tag.
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Edited on: November 1, 2025
Posted on: October 21, 2025

Archfeld
Jeux: 34 Avis: 48
Wow this game is bad
This game is bad, REALLY BAD. The controls are awful, especially the camera control. The combat is clunky beyond belief, slow and cumbersome, yet the enemy will lock on and shoot you with missile weapons around corners and thru walls. I especially love the green slimes that shoot off camera and through the roof. This "remake" is complete BULL$#|7. A block takes forever to activate and then time to cooldown, making combat a button mashing bad joke. $4.00 is $3.99 too much.
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Posted on: May 4, 2023

cyberdragon99
Jeux: 103 Avis: 2
Baldur’s Gate standard fare
Game is standard Baldur’s Gate. It is okay for what it is. If you liked Baldur’s Gate, you will like this, as well as Alliance 1. I’m not sure where people are finding the cheapest original games. A look at Amazon found several sources, all as high or higher than GOG. Also, remember GOG stands behind their games. Online vendors may not.
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Posted on: July 22, 2022

SWATGTR
Jeux: 75 Avis: 4
Overrated
While Dark Alliance II provides some medieval hack-and-slash fun, especially with a friend, this sequel is incredibly shallow in its animations, game economy and story telling. While one might argue that Dark Alliance 1 is a shorter experience, its brevity is beautiful in comparison to its successor's droning run time, with repetitive locals and arduous character progression. If you must, must, must see what happens following the cliff-hanger of Dark Alliance 1, this sequel will provide adequate narrative closure, but proceed with cautionm as, outside of its loyal fanbase's undying nostalgic devotion, Dark Alliance II has little to offer beyond tiresome monotony.
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