Hmm A Knight's Tale Trois. Well the description says it all, Jarvis goes to Draco's Peak blah blah blah.
Overview:
Music: I don't know if it has the music from the other Knights tales, not having played them. But the music was good, I espicially liked the title screen music. Music I hated most was the end, it really got on my nerves.
Graphics: Good, not amazing, but not the worst I've seen. The map was alright, I didn't really notice anything outstanding.
Playability: I didn't find any major bugs, just a hardness error near the vines at the mountain.
I don't think there's anything else.....
Overall it's a pretty good(if slightly boring) romp, 'specially made in 3 hours. =) Don't kill me if I rated it badly, it's my first review.
Storyline: The Order of the Drake with Cantis Draconis as head, was created to protect the land from evil, but turned evil themselves after they were defeated by goblins and were buried at Dracos Peak. But they still live on as ghosts and Jarvis has to defeat them.
Map and graphics: The start screen is impressive since the place of the buttons are different and since the drawing is very nice. The map is good, but nothing fancy. It is a bit too big for the adventure. The graphics of the ghosts look nice.
Music: Nice music that suits the different situations.
Good: The humour is outstanding and the most attractive part of the D-mod since the adventure is only very small. The pond lady that flees for irritating ducks is hilarious. The ambush part was nice, but I expected more of the choice on the menu: I thought that later on you could choose to travel to different parts, but you could only go back and forth.
Not so good: Some tiles are missing. The map is too big for the very small adventure.
Good: A nice opening sequence, lots of the usual monsters to kill to level up, boots not made for running, killer ducks, people that talk to you, and Jarvis who gives me a chuckle when he is running about. A few minor clues to be solved and a couple of nice surprises.
Bad: Only 2 save boots, I was constantly running back and forth to the first one, got stuck in a tree once, again money found but no where to spend it. Some missing tiles, (that I thought I was suppose to fall into, but no), and a very long blank just as I am about to fight with the end bosses (thought the game had crashed)
Overall: A nice enjoyable dmod, easy to play and easy to finish.
This is a somewhat buggy DMOD, with some humour and not enough save machines.
You get to play Jarvis (again). He goes on a quest for King Dan to some ancient village.
Lots of annoying map errors. I got to walk on cliffs, through walls, through houses.
The last was battling Pavel with the Ghost busters theme music. When I walked through the walls and got stuck on a hardness and died as Pavel walked over me.. I gave up.
Not enought to make me play again, but mildly interesting.
This is the best knight's tale this far. There's only two places to save the game in this one though, so it's a bit annoying to die often or to run at the savebot all the time. the humour is funny, gameplay is okay and so is the music. I don't have much bad to say about this dmod, except for the size. Even if put together the three knight's tales wouldn't make a quest!
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