All of these creatures are very well animated, and something of a joy to lock horns with. Unfortunately, after you've bested a few hundred of each, the novelty starts to wear off. Despite pretty backgrounds, one dungeon inevitably begins to look a bit like the last one. Occasionally, the story will intrude with a brief character interaction or movie sequence, but it always winds up feeling more like the intermission then the play. Inevitably, Revenant begins to feel less like an RPG and more like a 90's manifestation of the arcade classic Gauntlet.
Revenant puts on a good show.
In terms of graphics and sound, I haven't seen anything the like in Diablo's estranged family. The combat and magic systems are somewhat different, and can be an enjoyable way to spend some hours. Because of its lack of depth however, it's not for die-hard RPG fans. 2 Review Take control of a squad of giant, forty-foot, nuclear powered, heavily equipped, walking killing machines. All HTML coding are original and GameSurge.