Dark Summit
Xbox- Publisher: Radical Entertainment
- Release Date: Nov 12, 2001
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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The end product may not be as flashy or brilliant as other titles, but it is fun. In the end, that's what matters.
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Even with the option of taking numerous paths on each mission, once the truth is out there, you probably won’t want to bother again.
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Thanks to a mission-based, narrative design, fine control, and slopes that have a darker atmosphere, Dark Summit really manages to set itself apart.
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Fanatics and realists should head for "Amped." Folks looking for a fun, solid game that just happens to take place on the snow will probably like Dark Summit.
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While nothing is overly spectacular, the game is very solid, never seems to 'drag its feet', and the storyline always pushes forward.
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Another good snowboarding game that quickly becomes addictive -- if you give it the chance.
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Play MagazineAs for Naya, well, I’m not wild about those bangs, but she does have nice moguls. [Feb 2002, p.59]
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If a game’s success is measured by 4 am mornings with Red Bull leaking from your mouth, then Dark Summit is a keeper.
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A unique take on the snowboarding genre...The overall package just lacks a certain depth that keeps this game from really staying with you, and from challenging you, especially as you get farther in the game.
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With a more detailed multiplayer mode and maybe a bit more in the way of choices that may effect the game’s outcome, Dark Summit could be a leader in a new series of sports/adventure titles to come.
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While it does add some new concepts to the genre, it still may leave you feeling like it wasn't quite geared up for the power of the Xbox.
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Multiplayer is definitely a weakness with Dark Summit, and hurts the replayability quite a bit.
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