| You play as an adventurer who has to pass three tests in order to save his land. You are equipped with a sword and a bow to fight enemies. People will help you in the towns and there are multiple branching paths from many of the areas. |
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| Good | Bad | | - Arrows feel artificially limited
- It's not obvious what needs to be done
- Requires mapping out the world in order to better understand what to do
- Need to talk to everyone multiple times for paths to open
- Map is pretty much useless
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| Good | | | | | Bad | - Arrows feel artificially limited
- It's not obvious what needs to be done
- Requires mapping out the world in order to better understand what to do
- Need to talk to everyone multiple times for paths to open
- Map is pretty much useless
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| 2 | Lacks the polish needed for a game of this scope, Lord of the Sword is too frustrating to be worth the effort. It's compared to games like Simon's Quest but it's no where near that quality. |
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