Demon Stone

This game was a fun little distraction with a crucial flaw: it was just too short. The game has a very easily adaptable control scheme for the characters: the same button movements will trigger an ability with the same effect. For instance, a+b+b triggers a knock-down attack for all three of the characters. This combined with the individual strengths of the characters allows for the player to not need to rely on a single character all of the time, but if he should choose to, he could. Good, though short, story with colorful characters and hordes of enemies, this game is a fun, short rent, but probably a disappointing own.

I liked this game it was fairly cool. Had a good amount of action, and the way they made the stealth system for Zhai was awesome. Though it was short not a every long game I had it beat in 6 hours with bathroom breaks. R.A. Salvatore sure can tell a story in this game too. he should come out with more like this but make them longer maybe we could get one off his Drizzt Novels where your actually Drizzt. Other then this game being fairly short and that you only get to advance to Level 10. I give this game a seven out of ten because of the action stealth engine and The Dragon.

I think, that if the makers of this game made the slight jump to make this game multiplayer, they would have made alot more money, but hey, this is just one person's opinion,<br><br>Overall, this game is extremely fun, and I loved everything about it, except for that one small detail, not multiplayer.....which mangled the replayability. After I finished the game in 10 hours or so, I said, well this is DEFINITELY a game to play for the X-BOX, especially if you like D&D type games, but that one small detail, it not being multiplayer, makes it a RENTER, and not a KEEPER, just the fact that you can have someone else play with you makes a game replayable, I.E. Gauntlet, I've gone through that game so many times, because it was a game that everyone could play, and THAT my friends, is what will make or break a game, in the long run.<br><br>Roberto

Honestly, adding this game to my queue wasted the time it took to come in the mail, as well as the time it took to send it back, plus about 5 minutes of game time. Basically, it's a cheap version of Gauntlet. Cutscenes occur just as you're about to begin combat, critters spawn right in front of you as you're fighting something else, if you die, you respawn in the middle of a gaggle of critters, etc. The game concept was halfway decent, it just had a lot of technical flaws.<br /><br />I also didn't like the inability to control the camera angle. That's one thing that is rather important to me in a game. <br /><br />I played through the first level, then sent it back, disappointed.