Consequently, they embark on a quest to re-imprison Ygorl and Sereka. The story is pretty archetypal, though the inclusion of two antagonists who are also at each other's throat is a nice one, and overall, the story's delivered quite well. The game uses nice, quick cutscenes to keep the story moving, and it usually manages to do so without disrupting the flow of the action too much.
His familiarity with the subject matter is apparent, because he employs a great many characters and locales that those familiar with the Forgotten Realms universe will recognize. Though the numbers can seem overwhelming, your party is more than capable of handling the workload. Melee combat is the primary means of taking out the bad guys, which mostly consists of a few three-button combos.
On top of the core combat, each character also has a ranged attack, a unique supermove, a team-up move that lets you call upon your teammates for a quick assist, and a screen-clearing team supermove.
All of these actions are quite useful when the odds are heavily stacked against you. Once you get the hang of one character, the other two are pretty easy to adapt to, since all three share a lot of the same basic moves. Of course, each has his or her own specific strengths too. Rannek's core melee moves are particularly brutal, and players will likely find him the easiest to use overall, because he doesn't require an incredible amount of finesse to use well.
Illius the sorcerer possesses strength that resides in his ranged spells, which are more powerful than the other characters' ranged attacks, making them more useful for dispensing out-of-reach enemies. Zhai's stealth moves make her the most unique of the three, simply because her mechanics are unlike anything that either Rannek or Illius has. When playing as Zhai, you'll notice that shadowy areas are highlighted with a distinct speckled glow.
If you move into a shadowed area for a second, you essentially become invisible for a short period of time. Save for a few specific instances, the game doesn't really demand that you sneak around your enemies a lot.
However, when you're stealthed, you can creep up on unsuspecting enemies to execute them with single moves, which can be quite satisfying. The PC version of Demon Stone uses a slightly modified take on the standard first-person shooter keyboard-and-mouse controls by default, which works fairly well, though if you have a gamepad with an analog stick and an adequate number of buttons, the experience will feel a bit more streamlined.
Demon Stone eschews statistic-and-probability-driven gameplay for relentless hack-and-slash action. While the game seems fairly friendly to basic button-mashing tactics in the beginning, it's quite necessary to understand the strengths and abilities of your party, which becomes apparent after the first few levels.
Fortunately, Demon Stone does a pretty good job of introducing the basic combat tactics over the course of the first two levels. But even on the default difficulty, the game offers a respectable challenge, so know that if you have three or four trolls surrounding you, it won't take long for them to empty your health bar.
The boss battles can also be particularly tough, as they tend to require some specific tactics that aren't always obvious, and they don't leave a lot of room for slop. Though the only hard save points in the game exist at the end of each level, Demon Stone breaks the levels up into nicely sized chunks. So in spite of the occasional tough fight, we rarely found ourselves having to replay more than five minutes of action after one of our characters expired.
As you vanquish enemies, your characters pick up gold and earn experience that can be used to both purchase new armor and learn new abilities. Admiring the wicked new armor or weapon upgrade you just purchased for your character is one of those small pleasures that helps bring the whole experience together. You'll only have direct control over one party member at a time, while the computer handles the off characters, and you can switch between them on the fly at any time.
The friendly artificial intelligence can be a little inconsistent at times, and though it doesn't really require too much babysitting and is rarely a liability, there are times that it could be a little more proactive.
This issue aside, the gameplay remains relentless throughout, and the ability to switch characters at any time, along with the gradual introduction of new, more powerful moves, helps keep the action interesting.
Stormfront makes sure the game doesn't overstay its welcome, though, and by the time you finish the roughly hour campaign, you'll probably have had your fill of the game's patented gameplay style. Such a feature might have provided a good reason to revisit the game beyond playing it at a harder difficulty level. GOG Galaxy. Werde Teil des Teams. Technische Probleme mit Spielen. Bestellungen und Zahlungen.
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