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Sacred Citadel is developed by SouthEnd Interactive as a downloadable title for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC and acts as a prequel to Sacred 3. While the Sacred series of games are known as action role-playing games, Sacred Citadel however takes a different direction as a side-scrolling action brawler with some RPG elements.

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Mike writes, " Essentially, Sacred Citadel is an updated version of arcade classic Golden Axe only without those little elf bastards that steal your potions. Does that mean this game is good? Hit the jump to find out what my man Trey Highland and I thought of it."

Added: 25.04.2013 22:17 | 11 views | 0 comments


Sacred Citadel is a hack and slash with RPG elements developed by Southend Interactive and published by Deep Silver. The game is a prequel to the upcoming Sacred 3 and is radically different in tone, genre and art style to anything prior in the series.

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Drew Leachman writes: Beat em up titles have been around pretty much since the beginning of video games. I have played tons of them and have enjoyed more than a fair share. Beating up baddies with a few of your friends is always a blast, and even if the combat got stale, it was still fun to plow through to the end. Sacred Citadel could not be closer to that sentiment.

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Sacred Citadel is a spin-off of the mildly successful Sacred series, acting as a prequel to the upcoming Sacred 3. The action RPG gameplay of the main series is replaced here with a simpler, side-scrolling hack and slash style.

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Dustin Spencer from Capsule Computers writes: "Side scrolling brawlers seemed to be a rarity five years ago. Today however, the genre has came back fighting, so much so that there now is a bit of a problem with over-saturation. Sacred Citadel fits into this realm, as it is indeed of the same genre, but attempts to do many things to provide us with a different experience. Can a familiar franchise with a rich world capture a new audience's attention, or is this yet another case of "almost, but not quite"?"

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GR:Some games leave you wondering why they shipped with half-baked multiplayer modes. Sacred Citadels obvious finale will leave you wondering why it shipped with a half-baked story. Thankfully, the enjoyable combat steals the spotlight, though it doesnt come away unblemished. One of the greatest compliments a game can pay its players is to trust them with handling challenging, dynamic scenarios, and this one delivers on that front more often than not. Despite some frustrating enemies and ludicrously overpowered player abilities, Sacred Citadel is an excellent choice for gamers looking for a fun multiplayer romp.

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Sacred Citadel takes the long-running action RPG franchise in a new direction, to good effect...

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FTG Writes: The Sacred series of games has always lived in the shadow of competitor Diablo as an isometic hack-and-slash loot-driven action roleplaying game. However, Deep Silver and SouthEnd have taken a different approach to their downloadble prequel to Sacred 3 with Sacred Citadel, a 2D sidescrolling beat-em-up reminiscient of games like the soon-to-be-remade Capcom arcade classic Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom. Released on PSN, XBLA as well as Steam for PCs, does Sacred Citadel work its way out from under the shadow of much better titles?