Sacred Gold

Sacred is standard Diablo derivative ARPG fair with all the usual trappings, which is of course a totally awesome thing. Sacred brings a wide open world to the table, making it as much of an MMO as you'll get in a single player game. It is packed full of quests and dungeons and caverns to explore in a fully traversible world, and of course as much loot and endless experience as you can expect of any ARPG. Sacred executes all the standard ARPG trappings expertly, with intuitive mouse controls, easy to use menus, a simple yet brilliant presentation and no end of randomized loot. You are also freer to improve your character than in most ARPGs due to the plethora of character stats that players may invest in manually. Character unique combat arts appear as loot drops and quest rewards and are about the only thing differentiating the games generous offering of compelling character classes from each other. This allows players to freely invest in their own character by equiping loot, investing in attributes and assembling combat art combos largely unhindered. Combat is straightforward, visceral and satisfying. My only gripe would be that the game's inventory is rather limited for the sheer amount of loot you'll be carrying. If you plan to cash in your unwanted spoils of war with regularity, then you can expect frequent trips back to the nearest merchant. This is by no means necessary as the game will have you swimming in gold you'll seldom have reason to spend anyway. There are a lack of convenience options, such as the ability to auto-sell equipment or sort the inventory. Some quests are bugged The game's *ahem* 'retro' budget manifests itself with some rather entertaining quirks that keep the game from showing its age too badly, particularly in regards to voice work. The graphics are good looking. Small, careful features litter the environment for those with a keen eye for detail and exploration across Sacred's vast world is often a lucrative venture.

Without mod the definition is too low. I choose reborn to lower the grind. Story is bad, controls are not smooth. World is huge (too much imo) and enemies were quite repetitive. The world map is one of the best i ever found. Character development is ok, enough freedom and not over complicated. 2 problems: no explanation anywhere and increasing the power of a power also increase it's cooldown. So it can be very tedious to change gamestyle if your power is too high (you're stuck with using lots af specific cooldown reducing gear). Bronze is extra extra easy. Silver is a littel bit difficult and i think gold is where the fun start. I played bronze while exploring a lot and doing all the side quests i was able to find. Big mistake, as a seraphin, i was able to clean everything with one spell, an aura, area of effect damage: best gameplay ever. Rushed silver in 4 5 hours but couldn't find the will to continue with gold. I didn't try underworld (the expension) also. Conclusion: clunky but ok-ish gameplay quite repetitive big world to explore beware of overleveling (bronze 1 to 46, silver 47 to 90 gold start at 95 96) not the diablo like i would start with, but if it's your thing and it's the last you haven't done, sure, go.

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Sacred Gold is a very good rpg game. Story line is easy to follow and game play is fairly easy. There are no cheats or trainers that work with this version and makes the game a little more interesting and difficult. You can play over again as any of the characters listed. Some are more difficult than others which makes the game challenging.

Best ARPG better then Diablo II!!!!! take a look on unbended.zone new project of the old sacred 1&2