Unfortunately, all the dialogue was written, so there was no voice acting to discuss. Finally, on a positive note, unless you count a couple of slightly strange translations, and a couple of typos in the dialogue, I had no problems running Ogrebattle 64. In the end, Person of Lordly Caliber is an extremely interesting game. It is challenging, has a pretty intense storyline, and has an intriguing combination of RPG and strategy elements, providing something that is dissimilar to the rest of the gaming market. The graphics are pretty strong, particularly during the battles.
Sound is good, yet entirely too repetitive.
The game runs flawlessly. To make it even better, unlike the old SNES Ogrebattle, there are actually Ogres in this one.