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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Role-playing/Third-Person 3D Action RPG
RELEASE DATE
05/FEB/03
ESRB RATING
TEEN, Blood, Violence
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DESCRIPTION
Summoner: A Goddess Reborn is a GameCube port of Volition's Summoner 2 on PlayStation 2. The game's narrative and play mechanics remain the same, although a number of cosmetic enhancements have been incorporated to take advantage of the platform it appears on. Developer Cranky Pants Games has improved the texture quality found on the character models as well as in the environments, which now exhibit such details as real-time shadows and reflective floors. Animation was another area addressed, and the frame rate now runs at an estimated 60 frames-per-second. Controls have been slightly altered to accommodate the GameCube's distinct configuration, and sound has been cleaned up for crisper effects and greater clarity in both music and dialogue.
Players control a three-character party, led by a female protagonist named Maia, from a group of eight warriors, mages, and healers as they engage hordes of creatures in real-time combat. A single character can be controlled directly while the computer AI handles the rest of the party, or players can switch between characters at will to better use their distinct talents. One of the game's key elements is Maia's ability to transform into a summoned creature, giving her added powers for a limited time. Defeating enemies adds to the party's experience, which leads to learning new skills and attributes. In addition to the main story, Summoner offers over 90 optional side quests. A total of 30 locales, ranging from an underground prison to an aquatic city, must be explored to fulfill Maia's destiny to become a goddess. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Forsaking Medivah and Orinia completely, summoner 2 throws in the continent of Hallaser, and takes the established lore of its predecessor and flips it on its ass. It is for this reason that I both enjoy, and dislike this game. I loved the lore...”
“Forsaking Medivah and Orinia completely, summoner 2 throws in the continent of Hallaser, and takes the established lore of its predecessor and flips it on its ass. It is for this reason that I both enjoy, and dislike this game. I loved the lore and storyline of the first game, the religion based of the God Urath and his treacherous sister-goddess Laharah, Aosi, the Language of Creation which was studied by only the most worthy monks of Iona... You woun't really find any of that here. well, you will, but its like a "everything you know is wrong" kind of deal. not only is Laharah *not* evil (well, according to the Hallaser) but early into the game you are invaded by Medividian Knights. Yes, thats right, now *they're* the bad guys. To be honest, i just kind of flew through this game and barely understood any of it. There are a few interesting points in it, such as the extra-dimensional "City of Masks" area, but I couldn't really get over how much things were different. ”
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