Sudeki - Xbox

Great characters gameplay and still fun 20 years later

When I first heard the voice acting in this game and realized they were the same people that were used in the game Fable, I thought, well it's been done before in other games until I heard the princess's voice which ended up sounding like an english woman gargling on asphalt (dare I steal a joke from one of my favortie comedian Patton Oswalt), but the other thing I noticed about the princess and the other woman character immediately was the fact that there clothes had that male ballerina effect. In other words you could make all of her body parts as if she were standing there naked. Other then this part that was added that also made me realize why this game got such a high rating from Maxim magazine, I thought the controls of this game were bad.The fact that it turns into this "interactive" game during fights are annoying since your in first person perspective and have to keep turning around just to see what's hitting you from behind which is annoying and tedious. Plus in this game you can mobbed BIG TIME. If you just happened to be standing next to an intial bunch of enemies, they will ALL come after you. The only things that stopped me from sending this game back was the "visual" entertainment ;-), and the fact that this was one of the few games that I wanted to try for my xbox that I payed 200 dollars for. Other then that, it's not that great of a game, game play wise and story wise.

I spend days all by myself having to reserve money living outside of town. It isn't like I can walk to the nearest Hastings or entertainment store. It kept me busy with plenty of action! Your able to advance each character and switch from them during battle and off battle. It gives both shooting to sword play which makes for best of both worlds if you like first person shooting and role playing in third person view slicing and dicing. I chose to be a healer most of the time and my favorite specialty move is going bezzzzzerk on the foes. The boss at the end - you must choose the best way to defeat him through using your mind in advancing character and choice of weapons but make sure you have plenty of potions. Hint for the End-view the runes on weapon advancement. 8.9 - 9.3 Let's hope they consider making a sudeki 2....... view True Fantasy Online-gamespot.com

Goofy, self-aware, spoof-like action/adventure RPG. Really wish they would do an update and port it over to the XBox store.

Can't review because it won't run on XBOX360, yet. I've heard a lot of praise for this game. Looking forward to an update which allows this game, Sudeki, to run on XBOX360.Sudeki Probably, a good gift for an original XBOX owner who likes RPG's.

Right. Held my comments until I finished it. (was ready to pan it from barely an hour in though!)Sound- Who cares? Good voice acting, but nothing that you absolutely had to listen to, so why bother? Music is fine, but not really inspiring or epic. That said, probably the best part of the game!Graphics- "Pretty", but very static. Everything is what it is, and, other than pushing a few locked outhouses around, it all stays that way. Not much to see with only three small worlds to explore, but the variety that is present is alright. The lead character looks like a woman, and despite clothing designs on the actual female characters that leave nothing to the imagination, that familiar Xbox bounciness just isn't there. Coolest thing is an intro bit with backlit cutouts/puppets/marionettes.Gameplay- Tackles many genres and succeeds to really master none, the last people who will really love this game are hardcore RPG enthusiasts. Plays more like a shooter, except the paths you travel are devoid of anything more than the occasional merchant or breakable box. Another one of those games where barrels and boxes reappear in the same place over and over again, and you break them each time wondering, "Am I really irritating some poor sanitation worker who has to keep replacing these?" Interaction with NPCs is lifeless, and a bit pointless, and worst of all it continually falls out of context. For instance, some fisherman or whoever will give a reply fitting to the barbarian stranger in town, but switch to the princess and the guy still talks to you the same way (what, no "Your Highness"?! Off with his head!). Seems odd like when you are running around as a character FROM the place you are exploring, yet she/he is asking questions like, "So, what's it like around here?"Puzzles- None to speak of. There are a few rooms that require you to do the old push/pull the box ordeal, but they are so simplistic as to be pointless. If you call being told to collect a bunch of gems, having to run in and out of the same area fighting the same enemy over and over to get them, and then returning them to the NPC for some cheapo potion, then yes, there are puzzles.Battle- Combat takes place in mini-arenas that seal their exits shut until fighting ends, and you pretty much have three choices: One, play like a shooter game and use one of the gun/magic using PCs to strafe in circles around the baddies. Two, play like a slasher game and hack-hack-chop your way to victory. Or three, recycle all your income into potions for spell points, and use special attacks over and over. I used the third method to beat the end of the game, did not even have to use a single health potion. If you broke those three parts up into individual games, each would make a mediocre shooting/fighting/magic game not much worthy of attention.It is nice to have another RPG on the Xbox, but with games like KoTOR behind us and Fable coming quickly, people are starting to expect a bit more life in their adventures. Some meaningful choices. In Sudeki, you the player just don't really matter.

I ordered this game for my brother as a nostalgic trip, it showed up in an all white case, I don't care about the case art work, we looked at the game and the condition was immaculate, great job will definitely be buying from here again.

Did not work on Xbox one