- March 15, 2017
- Reflexive Entertainment
Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader
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About
In "Lionheart: Legacy of the Crusader," players experience a fantasy role-playing game set in the medieval era. They control a character determined to uncover their past and navigate a complex world filled with political intrigue, supernatural forces, and moral choices. The game features real-time combat, skill-based character development, and multiple possible endings based on player decisions.








- The game features a rich and engaging alternative history with interesting historical cameos and a compelling narrative.
- Character creation offers a wide range of customization options, allowing players to create unique builds and playstyles.
- The game has nostalgic value for many players, providing a fun experience reminiscent of classic RPGs.
- The combat system is heavily criticized for being repetitive and poorly designed, leading to a tedious gameplay experience in the latter half of the game.
- The story loses momentum after the initial chapters, becoming linear and lacking meaningful choices or consequences.
- Technical issues, such as bugs and poor optimization for modern systems, detract from the overall experience.
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is initially engaging, rich with lore and diverse choices set in historical Barcelona, but it suffers from a disappointing decline in quality as the narrative progresses, becoming linear and lacking meaningful consequences. While the early chapters offer exciting plot hooks and character development, players note that the latter parts feel rushed and less polished, with diminished voice acting and repetitive quests. Overall, the story provides a solid foundation but ultimately fails to maintain its initial promise.
“Rich with lore and set in Barcelona, Spain, at the turn of the Crusades; this game will introduce you to a gripping storyline filled with plot hooks that lead everywhere across Spain. Would you like to traverse some mountains and save a fellow Inquisition member from meeting an untimely doom?”
“Amazingly diverse storyline options, simple but exciting gameplay, genuine difficulty, and a great main storyline.”
“This is one of those older but wonderful games that gives you flexibility in developing your characters, lots of good gameplay, a very easy interface, and a solid storyline and graphics. It's just a fun play.”
“Story takes a nosedive after a few chapters.”
“The story is very lackluster.”
“After finishing France, the studio was running out of money and it shows; the voice acting almost totally disappears and the quests just become a slog through dungeons packed with monsters.”