If you're looking for another dungeon hack to plow through, or you're fairly new to the genre, Legend: Hand of God isn't a bad choice to pick up. It features solid, high quality visuals, powerful music, easy to learn gameplay mechanics, a fair amount of gameplay depth, plenty of replay options, and a good amount of first-playthrough depth to make it worth checking out for fans and newcomers alike. However, a lack of in-depth customization, a complete absence of an online component, a dearth of originality and some game-crippling bugs make the experience hard to recommend at this time.
Legend: Hand Of God has been added to the Steam store for US $19.99. Complete more than 30 challenging quests to find the three parts of the Hand of God amulet and save Aris from impending doom.
Legend: Hand of God isn't a totally awful game, but that said, it wasn't much fun. Multiplayer would help, but it's still a pretty paint-by-numbers action RPG in a world where the Diablo series is still on top. For $39.99, something this generic just doesn't seem that compelling.
Presentation - 4.5
Graphics - 7.0
Sound - 5.0
Gameplay - 6.5
Lasting Appeal - 7.0
Overall -
After Master Creating finished their latest game, Legend: Hand of God, we had an opportunity to sit down with Han Beuck, Co-Founder and Lead Game Designer at Master Creating.
You can check out the full interview after the jump.
