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There are no character classes, and the character can become a warrior and a magician at the same time. The character can also learn some of the skills by repeating them. When the character levels up, the player can use experience points to improve the protagonist's skills and attributes. The player can accept side quests or even go hunting to gather food and experience. The world of Ravenswood is open for exploration. The player controls his or her character from the third person view in a 3D environment. There, the protagonist will have to kill the demon king. The character has to gather artifacts called Ravenstones to open the gate to Shadowlands, the world of demons. Eventually, the protagonist meets Archmage, who sends him or her on a quest of the worldwide importance. The protagonist awakes in the city of Aven, revived by the local healers. An earthquake erupts, killing all combatants except the player's character. At the beginning of the game, he or she fights in the Battle of Heronmar against the dark elves and trolls. The story is set in a medieval fantasy world of Tyreas and follows a customizable protagonist. It was one of the first notable RPGs designed for iOS, although the game is also available on other platforms. It is an open-world fantasy game reminiscent of Gothic and The Elder Scrolls series.
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While home consoles may tell a different story of which is better, on iOS devices, the choice is really pretty clear.Ravenswood: Shadowlands is the second installment in the Ravenswood series and the sequel to Ravensword: The Fallen King.
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It’s just nowhere near as good as the competition, and having both released in the same week makes it hard to make the argument that you should choose Pro Evo over EA’s offering. Is Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 a terrible game? No, not really. So graphically, gameplay, and feature wise, Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 comes up short against FIFA 12.
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Good news though, when you make the in-app purchase to the full version, it’s a universal app… which is a term we’d really love EA to learn. It’s a weird limitation, though understandable for what is essentially a demo. You can engage in superchallenges against friends’ line-ups, but games against the computer are limited to a half.
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Pro Evo 2012 is initially a free download, though, so you can get involved and check it out at no cost to see what’s what. Also, for North American soccer fans, there’s no MLS. Still, if you’re not highly attuned to these tweaks, it just looks like the teams aren’t there. Manchester United, for example, are listed as “Man Red.” I’m assuming for licensing issues. Most casual soccer observers will recognize Manchester United, Liverpool or maybe Chelsea. There are a ton of teams and leagues in Pro Evolution, but some of the big ones are markedly absent. Do I want to chip the ball over a defender or send a player on a run and pass to him? It’s not really possible to have that level of control in Pro Evolution Soccer 2012. It’s too simple and lacks the nuance needed. In Pro Evo, your only option is to hold down the button long for more power. The recent FIFA release incorporated swipe controls into its button presses, taking the 2 button virtual controls and adding some much needed options to the control scheme. The animation is stunted and doesn’t flow well when moving around the field. The graphics are rough around the edges – a problem that’s exacerbated on the iPad’s larger screen. Sadly, Pro Evolution Soccer is that kind of game. Recently I talked about how well FIFA made the jump to touch screen devices, and how I typically avoid the console to iOS ports in general cause the trip isn’t usually kind. If FIFA is like the racing game Burnout, then Pro Evolution is like Gran Turismo. EA has always skewed more towards arcade style and Pro Evolution Soccer is more simulation. EA’s FIFA series and Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer. I know enough to know that two games seem to go at it year in and year out for the soccer fan’s dollar. I’ve always enjoyed the soccer video games, but I’ve never been crazy for them. The problem for Konami is that they come up short on just about every point for me. If you release a game that quickly after your competition, then really, you’re inviting the comparison. You see, a few days ago I played and reviewed FIFA 12, and right after it came out Konami released Pro Evolution Soccer 2012. But this time out I’m going to make an exception. I don’t make it a practice to review a game by spending most of my time comparing it directly to a different game. Pro Evolution Soccer 2012 is fine, but it’s no FIFA 12
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