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very nice animation ,comic shoots . nice vision , good character's .i feel it is role play game .but needs brain works to do . a lot s ofvery nice animation ,comic shoots . nice vision , good character's .i feel it is role play game .but needs brain works to do . a lot s of energetic items in games .i enjoyed

One of the best games out my childhood. This game is so much fun!! Why won't they make games like this anymore. I also liked the firstOne of the best games out my childhood. This game is so much fun!! Why won't they make games like this anymore. I also liked the first desperados from Spellbound, also a really good game. If you like Commandos then you like this game!

Just bought this game at bargain bin of 2,49 euro. Lucky I did because framerate is utterly utterly terrible. Under 12 fps on my high endJust bought this game at bargain bin of 2,49 euro. Lucky I did because framerate is utterly utterly terrible. Under 12 fps on my high end gaming rig, and no, my graphics card gtx690 is NOT one of the graphic cards listed as not supported. Since I can't play the game at this rate I wouldn't know anything of how the game actually plays. A pitty but I will have to give it a 0.

Brilliance comes in many forms. I wasn't aware that it can come in a video game. I am now, however. Sure, there were a few bugs. But a Brilliance comes in many forms. I wasn't aware that it can come in a video game. I am now, however. Sure, there were a few bugs. But a game made with THIS level of thought and creativity must be tried out... I highly recommend it.

The game has it all: the lush surroundings will create a perfect atmosphere of medieval England, and together with the well animated characters they will make you feel a part of Robin Hood's adventures.

It combines clever missions, interesting character abilities, and a smidgen of resource management into an absorbing game that fans of the strategy will be playing for quite some time.

It's the perfect setting for the players' own stories of daring rescues, bold ambushes, and swashbuckling high adventure.

While Robin Hood isn’t a bad game, it doesn’t match up very well with "Desperados" or the "Commandos" games, and it seems curiously flat and unimaginative, especially after the slick, over-the-top feel to "Desperados."

It’s missing some key things like full 3D support for the maps and a more intuitive control interface that will prevent it from being well loved by most gamers.