Untold Legends: Brotherhood of the Blade

Published 5 January, 2005

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Comments (9) Latest comment 7 years ago

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  • bionutz #1 7 years ago

    pretty please, show the pictures in normal size!not this huge ugly looking debugging screens!

  • hp_on_toast #2 7 years ago

    Why make a 3/4 view top down game on a widescreen - it just isnt right!!!

  • Zero Beat #3 7 years ago

    Looks pretty ugly anyway.

  • Zero Beat #4 7 years ago

    Me? Ridge Racers, Lumines, Metal Gear Acid, Medievil and possibly Wipeout take my fancy.

  • ZeTimbo #5 7 years ago

    Wasn't there a 2 page spread on this in last months EDGE?

    Still not convinced...

  • Kami #6 7 years ago

    Reminds me a bit of Gauntlet...

    I have nothing against almost-topdown viewpoints, or this kind of game... I just wanna know if it's gonna be any good.

  • Bertie Verified Senior Staff Writer, Eurogamer.net #7 7 years ago

    There's some information on this, here

  • Khab #8 7 years ago

    I don't mind the viewpoint, but it is MUCH too far zoomed in in all shots except possibly the last one. How could you ever explore and navigate like that?

  • WulfBane #9 7 years ago

    One of the first few games I had bought for my PSP. You get to do your own character customization, even though it is limited. You get to see the kind of Equipment and Armour you'll wear during the actual game play. You have a whole lot of quest you need to do to get the game moving.
    The one set back is that it's top view only. Except in your character selection screen, you'll get to see the full 3D view and you can rotate.

    Apart from that the game is fun to play, you'll get to kill mobs in forest, desert, ice covered landscapes and in dungeons. Fight bosses in almost all the quest. Collect loot and upgrade your Armour and weapons.
    I like my warrior with duel weapon's. It's cool but you'll have to stomach some of the screen load times. Apart from that for a portable system I think it's OK.