Sacred 2: Fallen Angel Reviews

The Xbox 360 version of Ascaron’s Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is the subject of three more averagely scored reviews.

The first is at HEXUS Gaming with a 7/10:

Sacred 2 does what it says on the tin, nothing more or nothing less. It provides an addictive RPG experience without ever pushing the boundaries, yet it’s gameplay can be extremely compelling. Who knows why we like to spend hours upon hours slaying beasts, get excited when we reach a new level, or roam miles of countryside aimlessly in the search for the best loot? Whatever the answer, it’s a formula that has worked for years and it works well enough here.

The second is at Xboxist with a 3/5:

Technical shortcomings coupled with the repetitive combat and quests endemic to the genre hinder the game from achieving absolute greatness. Its hard-core, no-nonsense gameplay and lack of any tutorial might turn off novices to hack and slash games. For genre veterans and devotees, Sacred 2 is a competent and addictive addition for the game collection.

And the third is at Kombo with a score of 7.5/10:

Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is just your typical everyday hack-and-slash RPG title. You’ll take on a number of quest and slay thousands of monsters during your journey. On that journey you’ll also collect massive amounts of money and become the supreme super being of Ancaria. Even with some technical shortcomings, Sacred 2 is a fun hack-and-slash game for the home console scene. If you have some pals willing to hop online for a few play sessions, this will definitely keep you enthralled into the late hours of the night.