Posted on: June 28, 2016

FiveInTheMorn

Jeux: 46 Avis: 4

The POP that dissappointed

I have conflicting feelings about this game. This seems like a game that I should get into, as it has all the hallmarks of games in the past I have loved, that being games with fantastic gameplay and a dark story and setting, but I just could not get into it. Let me just say that the gameplay is phenomenal and a huge step-up from Sands of Time. More acrobatic moves and combos make combat a joy instead of tedious. The platforming (as it should) is intact and well-implemented. The bads mostly stem from game design. The dark tone and story would normally be given a plus from me, but considering how much I liked the prince's character in the last game, it made him just unlikeable in my eyes, as he went from being humorous and light-hearted to very serious. Actually, I didn't like any of the characters in this game. None of them had any quirks or moments that made me warm to them. Although, considering there are only 4 of them, I wouldn't call it too much of an issue. Ultimately, I just found the game boring. The game constantly makes you backtrack to closed-in areas since it only takes place in a single castle, and the confined level design, familiarity, and drab colors made it boring to explore, a far cry from the other two, which felt like going on a journey rather than a walk through a neighborhood. I would still recommend this game because of the gameplay, but it's not the best one in the series as far as I'm concerned.

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Posted on: July 31, 2012

W0lfenstrike

Jeux: 202 Avis: 11

Good sequel.

If you loved Sands of Time, this game is a no brainer, but if you're new to the series, play Sands of Time first. I always thought that Sands of Time never needed a sequel, but Ubisoft, somehow managed to make a sequel out of it and twist it 90 degrees. Gameplay wise, it's still as awesome as ever and it has an even better and bloodier combat system than it's predecessor, but story wise... from time to time you'll want to throw the damned prince over a cliff on purpose, I didn't liked his brooding change over his charming happy go lucky self from Sands of Time. So, it all boils down to this, if you loved Sands of Time and you're curious to see how the story unfolds, up to it's stellar ending of The Two Thrones, then by all means, buy this and enjoy it, but if you've felt that Sands of Time didn't needed a sequel, then skip it, or wait until the much, much better The Two Thrones. Protip: The game has 2 endings, seek every nook and cranny to get the better ending.

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Posted on: March 20, 2020

itmuckel

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Jeux: 264 Avis: 5

Still the best of the SoT trilogy

Other reviews already mentioned that the gameplay is amazing. But for me also the setting is way better than the fairy tale setting of the predecessor. This game is really dark and I like it. The soundtrack is also amazing. Heavy metal mixed with oriental vibes. It's like 300 as a game. A real classic that aged well. 15 years later it plays as fluently as it did back then. Buy it. Now.

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Posted on: August 31, 2021

vlad_raven

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Jeux: 355 Avis: 2

This game is a insult to Sands of Time

I used GOG for a couple years now, and this is the first time I'm leaving a review. This game caused enough of an emotional response out of me to write my first review. The presentation is fine. The game severely changed the atmosphere from the Disney world of bright colours, to a dark moody, and edgy heavy metal world. The camera just like in Sands of Time is barely controllable, but where Sands of Time made up for that matter by giving multiple retries and frequent checkpoints, Warrior Within has none of that. Each save point can be 10 to 20 minutes apart, meaning a lot of times death means replayingto the same sections over and over again. And the actual sands are so rare it feels like you’re always playing on hardcore mode, preserving your health, and hoping that the Prince doesn't throw himself off causing you to lose the last of your sands. On a gameplay level, the game didn't make a single stride forward. The traps, platforming and even enemies are almost the same, the only major difference being added to the game being the dual wielding mechanic, which becomes redundant a hour into the game when you unlock the upgraded one handed sword. The story, just like the first game, is weak. It’s not supposed to be a masterpiece, but the first game at least held interesting notions and stakes, while this game kills any tension of interest when the Prince makes his 5000th angry grunt at some shadow demon. I feel like all my criticisms and gripes with the game come from the fact that it didn't do enough. I have no nostalgia for any of the PoP games, but where the first game was legitimately good, I find the second one a bore. It took the exactly the same gameplay of the first game, and tried to mix it with its new world of hardcore gore and death, but the gameplay cracked under this, it wasn’t made for this type of game. Where Warrior Within could have reinvented itself, it choose to stay the same game while playing heavy metal

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Posted on: September 14, 2024

everan94

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Jeux: 56 Avis: 1

prince jumps

prince does jump, really cool persing on my prince till i warrior within gets my sands some time

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