How do you combine the fun of Sands of Time and mix in most of the redeemable elements of Warrior Within? You make a game that mixed everything ranging from story, battles, and call backs to both games while still keep a new flair. It's mystifying how well this game tied the trilogy and ended it all very well without skipping a beat and held it's own identity. The games only flaw if any is it wasnt too hard, harder than Sands of Time but much less brutal than Warrior Within. Great end. Must Play
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@Armakeen
Considering Sands of time was really good, and Warrior Within tried to be too combat heavy, this game was I think the best they could do to please fans of both. For me, I didn't find the bosses to be as difficult as Warrior Within and everything they tried to do there, but I played all three game practically back to back so I may have been used to it's quirks by then.
Considering Sands of time was really good, and Warrior Within tried to be too combat heavy, this game was I think the best they could do to please fans of both. For me, I didn't find the bosses to be as difficult as Warrior Within and everything they tried to do there, but I played all three game practically back to back so I may have been used to it's quirks by then.
Armakeen
3 months ago
Especially the fight against the Twin Warriors.
I loved the game overall, especially the platforming segments