What is this? Isometric view rpg. It's not got much of a story: 1st one is monsters attack the world and orcs (slaves) revolt and you're a villager who's gonna save the world; 2nd one is best imo in terms of story, you're a mercenary for a guy who you later find out wants to rule the world so you stop him and save the world; 3rd one is you try to unite some knights to (can you guess?) save the world.
It does what it's meant to do well actually: it provides mindless relaxation after a tiresome day/activity. The game is not hard by any means and it's played with the mouse (just left click tbh). There is dialogue which is not bad but clearly not the main focus of the games. It's trite (this guy needs X and complains about it, this guy is a treasure hunter, this girl is sick and needs Y, this guy found Z, this guy got robbed etc.) but it's voiced well (at least in English).
I played the first game when I was a kid and played it halfway through recently. I played the 2nd one when I was younger and also halfway through recently. I didn't play the 3rd one except for 2-3 hours, I honestly hated it. Retarded camera movement, stupid characters (1 female super-rare-magicborn fire-avatar, 1 female cutthroat gunslinger, 1 generic rich swordsman guy, 1 old guy who does "magic" which is really not magic at all).
Thoughts? Experiences? Funny stories? I haven't heart anything about DS4 so no idea if it's ever going to come out (probably not).
The multiplayer map was much better than the singleplayer one.
Jace Watson
its been a while, ass autist
Ryan Anderson
I played Dungeon Siege when I was like 12. I miss it. I keep meaning to play it again, but its a fucking pain in the ass to get it running.
I wish more games would do the class system like Dungeon Siege did. I really liked the way that you become a class by using different weapons/skills.
Landon Cox
i couldnt get in to the first or third one but i rather liked the second game. the expansion to it kind of turned me off though, spoilered for your convenience op a huge gruesome change in aesthetics and tone. essentially everything you knew from the first game but either destroyed or twisted in ways not dissimilar to the strogg of quake.
Hunter Barnes
Protip turn the shadows off, it uses an old Direct X which your computer might not have or even be compatible using.
Cameron Morgan
Do you have a download link?
Aiden Gutierrez
Shit. Dungeon Siege II looked waaay better on my memory
Lincoln Anderson
i believe thats zoomed in
Kayden Ward
Damn this brings back memories. I remember this castle-like place that was underground(?) that had the large mess hall. It had an elevator at the end of the dungeon and somehow my donkey didn't get on. I didn't realize it wasn't with me for the longest time and when I clicked its portrait the game lagged for a bit as the camera skimmed past miles of terrain to reach it.
Anyone remember the Uwe Boll Dungeon Siege masterpiece?
