Product Description

Untold Legends: The Warrior's Code is an entirely new game, with a brand new art style, 3D engine, characters and storyline -- plus wireless multiplayer action. Chaos and oppression are the rule, as a powerful warlord's strange and horrific minions slaughter and enslave the people. When members of a secret shape-shifter race begin to disappear, suspicions of an insidious plot to exterminate them. While struggling to evade capture and death, some of these shape-shifters stumble upon a carefully guarded secret that rekindles hope for freedom and peace to the realm. Play 6 all-new mini games, including in-game gambling and multiplayer activities Collect and utilize a wider variety of items and enhancements, and store in an all new item stash Unlock alternate changeling forms, single level walkthrough with developer commentary, mini-games and other bonus content

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3778 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Sony
• Model: 814582410023
• Released on: 2006-03-29
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platform: Sony PSP
• Dimensions: .31 pounds

Features

• More than 45 areas featuring interactive objects, devious traps, destructible walls and ambient creatures.
• 12 massive boss battles and more than 40 unique monsters
• Featuring enhanced graphics, special effects and lighting with MP3 music support.
• Experience 12 massive boss battles and more than 40 unique monsters with improved AI
• New control schemes, enhanced mini-map and world map with fog of war and streamlined inventory, skill trees and quick menu options

Customer Reviews

Mindless
I'm not a very serious gamer, having not played many video games since the NES (until I recently got a Wii and a PSP). So, understand that I am far from an expert hand at video games. Yet, even as a casual gamer, I can say that Untold Legends: The Warrior's Code is mind-numbingly easy, and, consequently, boring. I bought this game about a week ago and played it for a few days. After the first hour or so the controls, the game play, and unfortunately the limited scope of the game were readily apparent to me. After that, I only absentmindedly played the game a few times while watching movies (and I still triumphed over the dark forces threatening generic Fantasy Town).

Essentially, the game play consists of 1) walking around, rather randomly, 2) equipping your generic hero with weapons, etc., 3) Pressing X in almost any combat situation to easily win, and 3) occasionally pressing a shoulder button to take a potion. The largest problem is that there is hardly any challenge to the game play (no difficult villains, no puzzles, etc.). And, what's worse is that this easy game play takes place in a repetitive, generic environment (in the dungeons and woods, though the graphics are pretty, there is next to no variety - just treasure, monsters, items, and portals).

I suppose the game has value as a fairly mindless hack and slash (actually, given the simplicity of the game play, maybe just one of the two actions would be more appropriate). However, it is very easy and very repetitive. Fortunately, you can find it cheap.

It's pl ////
I liked this game. Brotherhood of the blade is my most favorite game of all, so switching over to this one was a little harder. The controls are different from Brotherhood of the blade so sometimes I get a little lost. I got stuck at the last of the four bosses in the temple (if you haven't played it yet you'll know what I mean when you get there). There aren't ANY walkthroughs that I can find, so I can't really play the game now.
The cool thing is the transformation that the characters do. It doesn't seem to make much of a difference when you're fighting, but it's cool anyway. I would definitely recommend this game if you liked the first one.

Fun Mostly
The second installment of Untold Legends has made some improvements with game play and certainly with the graphics. The story is very linear, you must clear one area to get to the next. The monsters are interesting, but the longer you play and start leveling up, the are actually quite easy. Even the bosses are pretty easy to take out. Hack and slash and use a health potion or two and that does the job most of the time. There are no puzzles to solve, just basically dungeon crawling, find an exit or a boss and then go on to the next thing that opens for you. Though it doesn't sound all that great, it is actually quite addicting and the story is interesting enough that you want to see what happens. Fans of Diablo should find this game to their liking.