Analysis of King's Bounty

[joasoz]

According to the reviews of the russian version of Diciples III, dont expect too much. Its more or less slaughtered in the reviews and comments I have read.

[DGDobrev]

And you read right

Right now Disciples III is a HOMM/King's Bounty mixture with only 3 races (humans, demons, elves), 3 campaigns and absolutely no single player maps. Unless they do a major overhaul of the game, I'd stick to King's bounty if I were in the buyers' shoes.

[Mandea]

Oh, no single player maps for d3? oau, very bad news. you finish the game and then what? not good

[Hento]

I've read that Disciples 3 is extremely buggy and poor, there currently really is no competition for King's Bounty, and I'm positive if more people new about it they would buy it. It's the most addictive game ever, one of those rare games that makes you forget about eating and sleeping.

Maybe Elemental: War of Magic will have something to offer...

[DGDobrev]

Originally Posted by Mandea

Oh, no single player maps for d3? oau, very bad news. you finish the game and then what? not good

You shelf it. Actually, there is only 1 SP map that you can play over and over, which is the intro/tutorial, so it doesn't count. So far the best you can do is finish up the 3 campaigns and play them over and over

Not to mention that Akella and .dat seem to have completely lost their way - the final patch makes any mission after the first one to fail to load (you get a black screen and that's it). The only solution is to save the game before finishing, revert to the previous patch (1.04 HF10), finish the mission, and then go back to 1.05 HF 3 or 7, or whatever number it was.

Poor players With King's Bounty, we got the complete package and everything worked. There are a few minor bugs, I admit - but nothing that can ruin your game or reduce the amount of fun you're getting from it