I remember the day when my friend told me that he had a new game, where the main character is a dead man in a cape, that you can run on walls and shoot akimbo with any weapon you pick up. This instantly drew the attention of our whole party to the game. The game came out at a time when we were all obsessed with the matrix and comic book antiheroes like the Punisher or Constantine. Drake himself was already making this game desirable with his personality alone. The artstyle was awesome. We played the game alone or by getting together at the same computer, when one was desperately struggling with the difficulty, and the rest of us were watching it like in the cinema: at that time, what was happening on the screen looked like a comic book come to life and it was amazing. Those were the times without the internet: no smart gaming journalist sold us the game and didn't tell us why we should hate it, so we made our own opinions and we really liked what was going on. The game actually has a lot of flaws, but at the time the main one was its difficulty. Me and my friends never got through it, even though we got very far. But the pros, in our case, outweighed the cons. Re-playing it now you can see more bugs and flaws, but I enjoyed it. I would not recommend it to those who are afraid of hardcore, in some places very unfair, but it is still a very stylish and beautiful game, which is worth your attention.
Still one of the best crpg you can play nowadays. You just need to live through first couple of hours and then it develops in a most immersive and variable experience I ever saw in crpgs
There is still some beauty in that unpolished (in comparison to its sequel) gem. I really like it and I play it a lot. I can't recommend it to someone who never played Disciples: I would advise to start from Disciples 2 because it is the same game with better graphics.
Yeah that's amazing game and I enjoy it. Yeah it's not e perfection. There is a lot of technical issues (but they looks minor too me I saw only small funny bugs not a gamebreakers) and some can tell something abot core mechanics - which fit the game perfect but you still can tell that the gunplay worse than in Doom Eternal. I say whatever it's an RPG and I need to feel my role and enjoy it and from that perception - it is still a best roleplaying experibce I ever head and believe me I play a lot of rpgs. So if you are afraid of bugs just wait ~6 months and check on this masterpiece again. Me personally don't want to wait. I am enjoing it right now.
