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Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection is an incredible game, featuring unique mechanics that captivate your attention and a story that will break your heart. Presented with beautiful art and nostalgic graphics, this game is as much an art piece as it is a must-play.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection had the challenge of adapting an originally 2D adventure to an 3D one, and have done it amazingly well. With it's retro aesthetics and so many inspirations, it flashes charismatically, which is no different for it's monsters, being, in fact, a great thing. It's anime-based art direction was the right choice considering what the original game wanted to tell to the player.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection es una vuelta de tuerca a la fórmula original. Una versión mejorada de la aventura RPG de acción de Grimorio of Games que cambia el pixel-art y las dos dimensiones para ofrecernos un apartado visual 3D con un sistema de combate más rápido y dinámico. El título también mantiene las mecánicas que le hicieron popular, al mismo tiempo que añade pequeñas pero interesantes novedades. Detalles que le aportan un toque de frescura y hacen que queramos regresar, una vez más, a adentrarnos en la mazamorra del Nigromante.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection is a game with interesting ideas that doesn't quite realize its full potential. The monster-raising mechanic provides some tactical depth, and the central love story between Tama and Koko offers genuine emotional stakes. However, clunky combat, inconsistent AI, and technical issues hold it back from excellence.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection is a fun adventure with a beautifully voiced cast. However, the gameplay can stagnate a bit and the summoning lacks something that would help it stand out.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection is a pretty solid experience. However, it’s not without flaws. The music provides a nice ambiance for a tragic, self-destructive quest into a wicked dungeon. And the voice acting is frankly phenomenal. Tama’s voice actress really brought her A-game to this project. Unfortunately, the visuals are painfully retro.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection delivers a more refined and emotionally charged version of its original story. While graphical inconsistencies hold it back from being a truly polished experience, the emotional depth and improved gameplay make it a worthy return to Tama and Koko’s tragic yet beautiful tale.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection es un interesante juego ARPG español, este título nos ofrece una trama que nos invitará a avanzar para descubrir qué le pasó a Koko y si finalmente logramos devolverle la vida. En cuanto a su jugabilidad, el juego ofrece varios aspectos a tener en cuenta, así como variantes y alternativas.

While changing perspectives, and adding in more complexity, excitement remains subdued for this roguelike dungeon crawler

This game lived and died for me by its fun element. It is a fun game. But it’s fun in the way that it’s a good game to pick up when you have a spare hour or two. It’s not fun in the way that I want to grind it for several hours on end, especially not even knowing if it would make a difference. I’m sure there’s more game locked behind resurrecting Koko. I even glimpsed references to what all might be hiding there while I was trying to find out how to resurrect Koko. But even that wasn’t enough to make me want to tackle the fishing expedition of finding out how that works. I enjoyed more of my time with this game than I didn’t. But that just wasn’t enough to get me any further.

While Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection seems like it faces a lot of issues, it manages to still play like a very fun dungeon crawler. Some of these hiccups might even grow on the player, like the very strangely paced combat and proper use of controlling the monsters. The UI is ugly and could use some finesse.

El remake en 3D del ARPG original, que presenta gráficos renovados, combate dinámico y un sistema táctico de invocaciones. Convierte a tus enemigos en aliados y adéntrate en una aventura llena de estrategia y acción, inspirada en los clásicos de la sexta generación de consolas.

There was much promise to Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection, and it does have a charming and heartfelt story, but if you really want to play something of this ilk then you are better served taking your business elsewhere with one of the titles I have mentioned earlier, as aside from the aforementioned visuals, it just doesn’t quite hit the mark across the board.

Whether you're a fan of the original or new to the series, Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection invites you to relive a heartfelt journey about love, loss, and the power of the undead. Despite its shortcomings, it captivates with a touching narrative, making it a worthwhile adventure for those willing to embrace its imperfections.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection es un título que pretende mejorar en todo al anterior, aunque hemos de confesaros que, desde The Art of Gaming, creemos que no lo logra al completo. Es cierto que en lo que al apartado visual mejora bastante, aunque en el jugable no es así. Ciertos problemas como la ausencia de sensación de progresión o la «inutilidad» de los enemigos que invocamos… ¡Siguen latentes!

Por lo general, es un videojuego que si te gusta la exploración de mazmorras y las mecánicas un tanto rebuscadas, puede llegar a gustarte, aunque es posible que no todos los aspectos del juego terminen de encajarte.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection est une refonte qui avait pour but d’améliorer le jeu original sur plusieurs aspects tout en restant fidèle à son essence. Une fois manette en main, on se demande vraiment pourquoi ce remake et ça nous donne juste envie de relancer le jeu de base, avec sa magnifique 2D.

En résumé, Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection n’est pas le plus excitant techniquement et certains points de gameplay pourront paraître trop rigide. Mais l’histoire toute mimi et le côté invocateur pourrait plaire aux amateurs !