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GeekParty writes: "For me, hack-and-slash games especially those that can be referred to as Diablo-esque are instant gratification games. Just about every enemy provides a bit of gold, a shiny item, and a fair amount of EXP. These games are so fast-paced that youre constantly stimulating the part of your brain that goes gaga over instant gratification."

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HG: Hack-and-slash gameplay hasn't worked this well since the Gauntlet games, a comparison you won't soon be forgetting, and Sacred 3 carries within it that genre's lifeblood. And no; I'm not talking about the blood from the scores of presumably innocent creatures you slaughtered after waltzing into their territory looking for a fight. That similarity, though, can't buy Sacred 3 a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card for all its gaming sins.

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GR-UK writes: "There's little depth in the fighting, while the upgrade system is tiresome and its rewards meaningless. As long as you play this in short, focused sessions, the game still works as a piece of throwaway entertainment. See it as a more arcade-orientated take on Diablo, and treat it as such, and you'll enjoy your time."

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Analog Addiction's review of Sacred 3.

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Analog Addiction's review of Sacred 3.