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Wizardry 8

Easily one of my Favorite RPGs!

Switch it to turn based (not continious) to give yourself a little thinking time and this RPG is very fun. Perks vs older Wizardry games: Has maps! Unique formations giving all ranged, all melee, and mixed groups ways of fighting that keeps the heat off those you want protected and keeps the heat on those you want taking your damage. Yes the game is difficult at first, but compared to the other Wizardry games, this one seems like the easiest learning curve. Start with Wizardry 8 to get a feel for the system, and move backwards to more immersive/difficult titles like Wizardry 6/7.

13 gamers found this review helpful
Wizardry 6+7

Wizardry: Dark Savant

My personal preference, the original Dos version is the superior version. Better avatars in my opinion, and no annoying voice acting. (Still great music and sounds though.) Try Wizardry 8 if you're looking for a more new player friendly experience, try Wizardry 7 if you're looking for the unforgivable old-school experience that will require a cluebook and notes. :-)

21 gamers found this review helpful
Ultimate Body Blows

True Nostalgia!

Some people prefer mortal combat, I prefer Ultimate Body Blows! What other beam-em-up fighting game allows you to play as a laser blasting cyborg, a dragon, or a hover board riding girl all in one game? Nuff said. :-)

11 gamers found this review helpful