Untold Legends: The Warrior's Code

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  • Summary: While struggling to evade capture and death in the war-ravaged wilderness, some of these shape-shifter refugees stumble upon a carefully guarded and stunning secret that rekindles hope for freedom and peace to the realm. Can these refugees-turned-heroes bring the last surviving heir of theWhile struggling to evade capture and death in the war-ravaged wilderness, some of these shape-shifter refugees stumble upon a carefully guarded and stunning secret that rekindles hope for freedom and peace to the realm. Can these refugees-turned-heroes bring the last surviving heir of the dynasty to the capital city or will they lead him to the warlord's hand, dooming their race into extinction and their human cousins to endless oppression and strife? Untold Legends The Warrior's Code builds upon the success of the original through an all-new, epic storyline brought to life through dramatic in-game cinematics, a completely new combat experience and enhanced 3D graphics featuring improved graphics, special effects and lighting. Players now experience an evolution in the action-RPG genre through an upgraded combat engine designed for strategic combat, a wider variety of combat moves and special abilities, interactive boss battles with unique AI, and dynamic attacks of opportunity. [SOE]… Expand
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Critic Reviews

Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 10 out of 46
  2. Mixed: 33 out of 46
  3. Negative: 3 out of 46
  1. Game Informer
    83
    Warrior's Code is one of the better action/RPG's to hit the market recently, on any platform. [Apr 2006, p.133]
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  2. My Gamer
    80
    It is pretty much the exact same type of game that gamers have been playing for years.
  3. Digital Entertainment News
    71
    While improved in many ways, Untold Legends: The Warrior’s Code is still too generic to tell an emotionally-satisfying tale that can compete with Final Fantasy.
  4. GameSpot
    69
    It's a better hack-and-slash experience than Brotherhood of the Blade, but The Warrior's Code is still only suitable for dedicated fans of hack-and-slash dungeon crawlers.
  5. G4 TV
    60
    The biggest sticking point is that Untold Legends has been “told” before, several different times in several different guises. While improved from its predecessor, Warrior’s Code is not quite up to the level of a Diablo, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance, or similar hack-and-slash titles.
  6. Eurogamer
    60
    An average entry-level action RPG. If you're a heavy user of wizards and orcs, you'll have probably played something very similar only last week.
  7. PSW Magazine UK
    30
    The online mode, featuring co-op play and deathmatches for up to three other players, almost salvages the game, but the sheer tedium of the rest of it sinks it.

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  1. Positive: 3 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
  1. MikeH.
    Oct 24, 2006
    10
    I thought that it was a great overall game. The single player mode has quite a few levels, and the online play is amazing. There is a wide I thought that it was a great overall game. The single player mode has quite a few levels, and the online play is amazing. There is a wide variety of monsters, weapons, and armour. The spells are pretty cool too. This game is a must-have. Once you pick it up you wont want to put it down.… Expand
  2. ShamusM.
    Jan 1, 2007
    10
    Awesome gameplay, amazing graphics, and the most exiting RPG game out for PSP.
  4. DerekK.
    Nov 13, 2006
    9
    I have been following S.O.E for some time now. From the adventures through Norath 1 and 2 as well as "Brotherhood of the Blade" I've I have been following S.O.E for some time now. From the adventures through Norath 1 and 2 as well as "Brotherhood of the Blade" I've always enjoyed the genre however this new installment blew me away completely. S.O.E. never jeopardized game play by adding cinema tics before and here they are improving the game play and adding movies...yummy... I really enjoyed the change in the character class from The Everquest series personalizing the roles made it more interesting for me. Plus the change to the ability trees I found much more advantageous but you could also really mess up a character. "Over specialize and breed in weakness". Gummy graphics cool characters great story gimmy more I can… Expand
  5. JohnL.
    Jun 12, 2006
    6
    The game is one of the best looking PSP game, but the crappy camera angle makes it impossible to see its greatness. The game is bland, I The game is one of the best looking PSP game, but the crappy camera angle makes it impossible to see its greatness. The game is bland, I mean all you do is run through bland environments, and hit the X button. I left this game on my shelf after the first nine quests out of 32 and I don't intend to pick it back up. It has no addictiveness like Diablo did. I suggest that you don't even buy this game unless you enjoyed the original (it was improved) or you just won 100 billion dollars in the lottary.… Expand
  6. R.Whitehouse
    Apr 22, 2006
    5
    Undoubtely better than the first Untold game, but it's still just an average hack-n-slash RPG. Nothing really stands out from the Undoubtely better than the first Untold game, but it's still just an average hack-n-slash RPG. Nothing really stands out from the crowded RPG market at all. Run around through boring environments and endlessly mash the attack button pretty much sums up the entire game. It gets old fast, and it's anything but a legendary game. The online does little to salvage it, since in-game communication is nonexistant. Odd since more games are using the PSP Headset now, that this game would leave it out. It's worth a rent, but nothing more.… Expand

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#80 Best PSP Game of 2006
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#57 Most Discussed PSP Game of 2006
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