Eric
02-15-2011, 06:15
Adam just reviewed Omega Force's PS3 exclusive action-RPG Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll. I've included his first paragraph below, but I encourage you to check out the full review right here (http://www.psu.com/Trinity--Souls-of-Zill-Oll-Review--a010678-p0.php).
If you are a fan of the hack-and-slash JRPG genre, you are more than likely familiar with Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll. The oddly titled action RPG is a new PlayStation 3 exclusive game from Omega Force, the developer of the Dynasty Warriors series. If you don’t know anything about the game, however, we can’t blame you; this one sort of flew under the radar. It’s a classic fantasy tale with familiar Lord of the Rings lore; elves, dwarves, magic, and goblins all play their part. The main character Areus sets out on a quest for redemption, and along the way he meets two companions who predictably join him for the remainder of his adventure. The game's non-linear questing system gives players plenty of freedom, but repetitive levels, poor camera tracking, and backtracking keep this game from being a real standout. Still, if you are looking to spend tons of time questing through the same levels over and over again, Souls of Zill O’ll offers some entertaining combat housed within plenty of old school RPG elements.
If you are a fan of the hack-and-slash JRPG genre, you are more than likely familiar with Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll. The oddly titled action RPG is a new PlayStation 3 exclusive game from Omega Force, the developer of the Dynasty Warriors series. If you don’t know anything about the game, however, we can’t blame you; this one sort of flew under the radar. It’s a classic fantasy tale with familiar Lord of the Rings lore; elves, dwarves, magic, and goblins all play their part. The main character Areus sets out on a quest for redemption, and along the way he meets two companions who predictably join him for the remainder of his adventure. The game's non-linear questing system gives players plenty of freedom, but repetitive levels, poor camera tracking, and backtracking keep this game from being a real standout. Still, if you are looking to spend tons of time questing through the same levels over and over again, Souls of Zill O’ll offers some entertaining combat housed within plenty of old school RPG elements.