It's definitely worth checking out, but don't expect it to be anything like Deus Ex, that will only end in disappointment. While the story is alright, too, it's mostly a game you play for the combat, and the combat alone. Whatever your method, the result is all that matters. Playing around with the physics is fun, too. Part of what makes Dark Messiah so much fun is that there really isn't a right or a wrong way to play. I haven't played as an archer or a mage, but from what I've heard, they're very satisfying to play, too - the mage especially, with some spells that can affect the environment (setting fire to oil, for example). Melee combat is great and feels very satisfying, and kicking is fun albeit overpowered (kicking enemies into sharp stakes at the wall or down a cliff is an insta-kill). Magic is ridiculously underpowered At least, not as powerful as I expected. I could call it an FPS, and I did spend a lot of time shooting orcs with arrows and magic, but. What DM does great, however, is the combat and the way all classes play differently. With Wizards Robes, a Ring of Arcane Intellect, staves that almost never get used because most of them require Combat Mastery of some proficiency, and just going all into the magics and Arcane Mastery at +2 of three. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic is a first person combat game. Sword of the Dragonclaw: Damage +9 (+18 against undead creatures) Requires Strength 3 May this battle-tested weapon of the legendary Dragon Knights bring glory to Asha's name and death to her. What it does have are secret areas within the level, as in the shooters of old. At the end, you can make a choice between following either the demon chick or the annoying mage chick and there are different endings - I think there are four in total - but other than that, it's linear and I don't see how anyone could associate it with Deus Ex. Dark Messiah is a straight first person slasher with light RPG elements (skills, inventory, skill requirements for some items) and as such it's fairly linear. Apart from having an inventory and skills, there are no similarities whatsoever. Ubisofts latest features jaw-dropping visuals and brutal combat. Dark Messiah Might and Magic Elements for Xbox 360 in Stores Now. Similar to Deus Ex? No, I wouldn't say that. Dark Messiah of Might and Magic Hilary Goldstein.
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