Dungeon Siege Critic Reviews

It not only takes what other games have done and makes them better, it creates a style and ambience that is all it’s own, this is one game that no gamer should miss, it really is just that good, and that is why I have no problem giving it a perfect score.

There’s never been a better action RPG for any system. Yes, it's even better than "Diablo."

The most remarkable achievement that I noticed during my all-too-short time with DS is the utter and complete absence of loading times anywhere, in any level.

A simple, intuitive user interface, coupled with excellent sound and truly amazing visual effects for an RPG of this magnitude is amazing in itself.

A joy for the eye...wonderfully entertaining and addictive.

The game with the best camera system ever. It's simplicity incarnate, and so intuitive that it makes playing the game extra fun by nature of its unobtrusiveness.

Dungeon Siege's monumental ease-of-use is particularly impressive to me.

This isn't groundbreaking, but it covers all bases with style and top-notch execution.

A breathtaking work of art; an epic masterpiece that stands out in today’s jaded gaming market.

If it walks, crawls, flies, swims, or shambles, it’s probably in the game, and you’ll probably get to kill it -- a lot.

Dungeon Siege is simple, and it is this simplicity that makes it an amazingly fun fantasy action RPG.

One of the most important reason that Dungeon Siege is such an improvement over its action RPG predecessors is that the interface is just downright perfect.

Presentation is the area in which Dungeon Siege truly shines, surpassing the techniques of its third-person RPG forbearers by a quantum leap and rivaling the best efforts of contemporary 3D releases in other genres.

RPG fans may scoff at it's hack-n-slash nature, but they are missing out in this case, as Dungeon Siege provides spades of real-time tactical delight.

It's remarkably involving, challenging players without overwhelming them.

It may not have the depth many had hoped for, but it proves to be an extremely fun game that's insanely difficult to put down.

It is a better game than "Diablo II" in almost every aspect (save the multiplayer and the audio - D2's audio isn't anything to write home about either), and is well worth every penny spent.

The graphics are well polished and the game so addictive that it will keep you hacking, slashing, and casting for a good long while.

A solid game...Those that liked "Diablo" or just want something that will entertain without taxing their brain should be more than happy with a copy of Dungeon Siege added to their collection.

Great graphics and some innovative concepts make this one worth a close look, but a thin plot, linear play, and monster AI issues prevent it from achieving true greatness.