Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood

One of the best Robin Hood games ever.

.....funktioniert ohne Probleme mit Win10 / ...Win 10 - no Problems.

This is game of my childhood! I love it!

Fun graphics, cool story line and great game for all RPG and strategy lovers :) Non linear task managements and eye candy graphics for its time, IMHO.

So I gave this game a tumble after reading all of the good reviews of it, but I must say that I just don't see it. At best, this game is a functional clone of Commandos. What that means is that It is an isometric squad based stealth action game. Unlike Commandos, it isn't incredibly unforgiving and hard. It is still quite difficult, mind you, but if you botch the stealth you can still get by on your sword swinging skills. I'd put that as one of the few positive points for the game. What the game does particularly well is level design. Although you have a linear set of objectives for each level, how you choose to accomplish those objectives is completely up to you. You can stealth your way through, you can pick foes off from a distance, you can get them to fight eachother, or you can run in swords swinging. There are multiple paths to take, and multiple challenges to be met. Going against the game is the appalling user interface. The mouse feels incredibly sluggish, and the entire game is controlled through click commands (there are esoteric keyboard shortcuts if you can figure them out). All in all, controlling this game is a mess and not at all a pleasure, and is the single worst aspect of this game. The graphics hold up poorly, being from that era where everybody thought pre-rendered sprites looked good (they don't). The voice acting is virtually non-existent. There is a story, told entirely through text, which just serves to give a tiny bit of context to the set of increasingly difficult scenarios that you have to run through. All in all, I'd say avoid this game unless you REALLY love Commandos, Robin Hood, or both. Actually, if you love Robin Hood I'd recommend the much better "The Adventures of Robin Hood" from 1992. That game also controls like garbage (although it is much more forgivable, coming from a 1992 game), but has several innovative and unique gameplay elements, unlike this derivative mess.