akuma587 on 23 March 2008
Deviation59 said:
Except... Folklore is more like an action game of sorts, right? I wasn't very impressed with the demo for Folklore - should I give it another chance? |
The demo is pretty indicative of what the game will be like (minus the story, which you really get none of in the demo). If you play through it all the way, both Keats and Ellen's quest, and don't like it, you should just skip it or pick it up for cheap. I was pretty satisfied after I finished the game though. I felt like the story, and especially the combat system had quite a bit of depth.
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