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Amazon Minimum Age: 144 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Atari EAN: 0742725275256 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Item Dimensions: Label: Atari Inc. Manufacturer: Atari Inc. MPN: 27525 Platform: Sony PSP Publisher: Atari Inc. Release Date: August 14, 2007 Studio: Atari Inc. Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics brings the excitement of fantasy battle and role-playing to the PSP system for the very first time. All of the core races and classes will be available to the player, including two Psionic classes, the Psion and the Psychic Warrior. Players will be able to customise their characters and store as many as their memory stick can handle. Faithfully utilizing the Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 rule-set, Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics allows players to take a party of six adventurers into a wide variety of dangerous environments to experience deep and exciting turn-based action. All core races and classes are available, plus the addition of Psionics Deep and exciting turn-based gameplay using the D&D 3.5 rule-set Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Fun game- really keeps the tradition and gameplay of D&DI used to play D&D back when I was a teenager, and I was currently looking for a time wasting game for traveling that was turn based. Since Risk hasn't been rehashed, I decided to give it a shot. From what I remember about D&D, this game seems to follow the rules exactly. The graphics are good, and the game plays well. I dig it. Rating:  - BoringI like RPG's, Dungeons and Dragons, and Tactics games; but I put this game down after about 15 minutes and haven't picked it back up. For one, if you want to roll your own characters, it will take you close to an hour before you even start playing the game. After that, I just don't find that the D&D 3.5 ruleset makes for a good backdrop to make a tactics game. Furthermore, there is inclusion of some D&D details that just distract from gameplay. I would be more inclined to ... Read More Rating: - Great game that gets ragged on.Seems to me a lot of reviews that trash this game are really unfair. I loved it and really missed it once it was over. I am a Dungeons and Dragons player and I'll admit that the fact that this game is based on DnD rules was a major draw for me. Lets just say it's very satisfying to see all the classes and races and items you know so well and to form your own well balanced party to kill stuff and find treasure. That's what it boils down to and that's what it delivers. There's ... Read More Rating:  - MediocrityLet's get right to the thing most people interested in buying a D&D game are going to be worried about: how faithfully does it interpret the rules of the game? The answer is, quite frankly, poorly. First and foremost, the ability to multiclass seems to be completely absent, which in and of itself almost completely disenfranchises this game from D&D 3.5 and its ease-of-multiclassing, build-your-own hero design. Further, there don't seem to be any prestige classes either, which while far more ... Read More Rating: - Best PSP game so far, if you like D&D 3e.The game is great, though it is extremely difficult to understand and play correctly because it is so rules heavy, and this limits the enjoyment for people who have no experience with the table top version of the game. The rules are implemented quite nicely. OTOH, if you know the rules prior to playing this you'll find it way too easy. It does lack important aspects of the game, such as random encounters and a possible "automatic" threat releveling for missions. Maybe in d&d tactics II. Some ... Read More |
