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Analog Addiction's review of Sacred 3.

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Baden of WGB: "Going into Sacred 3 I was somewhat nervous, having largely missed out on both of the first two games, playing just a few hours of each. I read through both games Wikipedia entries, watched numerous walkthroughs, flicked through fan forums and more, all in the name of at least becoming semi-familiar with the series before providing a newcomers viewpoint of this latest iteration. As it turns out my research was pointless, because with a new developer at the helm Sacred 3 ranks only as a distant cousin to the first two game"

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Sacred 3 is by no means a bad game. Its just not a particularly great game, either. With a linear storyline, no traditional Overworld, and repetitive combat that is too easy to master, there is not much of a challenge to be found here.

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GeekParty's Josh Wirtanen writes: "In Sacred 3, players are given the choice between 4 classes. Theres Marak the Warrior, a hulking beast of a man who wields a hammer so large it would make Thor (or Snortblat) wet his pants. Claire the Seraphim Paladin has electric angel wings, so she kind of reminds me of a female, electric-type Warren Worthington. Alithea the Ancarian Lancer wears almost no clothes and, as the class name implies, prefers lances. And then theres Vajra the Khukuri Archer, who I almost didnt pick because he comes with this hairdo"

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GeekParty's Josh Wirtanen writes: "In Sacred 3, players are given the choice between 4 classes. Theres Marak the Warrior, a hulking beast of a man who wields a hammer so large it would make Thor (or Snortblat) wet his pants. Claire the Seraphim Paladin has electric angel wings, so she kind of reminds me of a female, electric-type Warren Worthington. Alithea the Ancarian Lancer wears almost no clothes and, as the class name implies, prefers lances. And then theres Vajra the Khukuri Archer, who I almost didnt pick because he comes with this hairdo"