Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone

PC Games (2007)

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Re-released on
September 18th, 2009
Publisher
Media Format
PC CD-ROM
All-time sales rank
Top 5000
Product ID
1467002

Description

Updated to run under Windows XP/Vista.

Three renegade warriors, each with unique fighting abilities, all drawn together by an inexplicable force…

Enter the mythical land of Faerûn, where magic, prophecy and mystery envelop great heroes and perilous evil.

Within this awe-inspiring, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® world, a fighting saga begins. Control a party of three - a fighter, a sorcerer and a rogue - in a quest to right a wrong and shape the future. Switch characters on the fly to exploit each warrior’s specialized fighting styles (projectile/ranged, melee and sneak combat) and maximize each character’s attributes. The right moves will build the party into a well-balanced fighting trio.

The Demon Stone gameplay elements - diverse, exciting and extremely cinematic - push action/adventure to an entirely new level!

Features:
  • An award-winning game engine from Stormfront Studios, delivering action movie thrills within a seamless blend of cinematic visuals! 3D characters, environments and gameplay are all rendered with dynamic, movie-styled camerawork
  • Sprawling story written by New York Times best-selling novelist R.A. Salvatore
  • Intense, lightning-fast battles against fifteen or more enemies at once; amazing combo attacks and supers that devastate adversaries
  • A variety of fighting methods, from three distinct characters: Hack enemies, destroy crumbling columns and shatter ice walls with the fighter; blow apart foes with jaw-dropping spells, and trap groups of enemies under shimmering magical nets with the sorcerer; hide in the shadows and employ sneak attacks with the rogue
  • Character upgrades that can be purchased with experience points; provide the sorcerer with stronger spells or improve the rogue’s stealth and lock-picking abilities
  • Tons of weapons, armor and miscellaneous items - such as gauntlets, rings and cloaks - to further enhance a character’s abilities
  • Ability and non-combat challenges to test a character’s strength
  • A cornucopia of enemies to fight! Bugbears, Trolls, Mind Flayer, Slaadi and Yuan-Tis - all from D&D lore - as well as bosses like the Avatar of Merrshaulk
  • Ten beautifully detailed levels from the Forgotten Realms campaign including Gemspark Mine, Cedarleaf and the Jungles of Chult
 

System Requirements:

Windows 2000/XP
Pentium III 1GHz or AMD Athlon 1GHz
256MB Ram
2.8 GB HD space
64MB Hardware T&L compatible video card
Direct X 9.0c

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Customer reviews

3 out of 3 people found this preview helpful:
Preview by Brett on 7th December, 2005
4 stars "Really enjoyed it!!"

This is a classic “hack ‘n’ slash” type adventure. There is little in the way of interactions between the characters, and/or NPC's, other than what the programmers have allowed. The story-line is also a little thin.

There is great animation, and effects throughout the 10 chapters. During which time, as is usual, the “enemies” become harder to beat – and require changing from one of the three characters to another – and thinking a bit “outside the square” to beat them, and progress onwards.

The biggest gripe about this game is the lack of ability to save the game. There are specific “save” points – but it is frustrating to have to go through the same stuff time after time, just because a character gets killed beofe a save point. (And there are plenty of areas where this will happen!!)

Ensure you check for & download the latest patch to prevent problems – follow the link from: http://www.gamebanshee.com/…ownloads.php

Overall – I spent many hours of enjoyment, at times frustration, but generally enjoyment playing through this game.

Will certainly re-play it again.

 
0 out of 1 people found this preview helpful:
Preview by Gareth on 12th September, 2009
2 stars "Hack & Slash, Slash & Hack"

The basic idea of this game is to spam attack and kill everything. A few special attacks attempt to make this more enjoyable, but don't really do it for me.

The graphics are poor – I could see pixels in the text and hud. Playing through the game gets you enough exp and gold to get every skill rapidly.

Don't expect a NWN style here – this is a typical H&S game with a fixed camera. One upside is that the movies are dynamic and your characters looks in the clips matches whatever equipment you have.

All in all, this game is good for mindlessly attacking things, but if you are looking for something entertaining, look elsewhere.

 

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