Ascaron Entertainment went out of its way to avoid the tired old "air, earth, water, fire" metaphors. The user can map four attack and four spell combinations to keys on the keyboard for quick access (the user can click screen icons as well.) Spell effects are pretty innovative. The architecture of various towns are unique to the culture and yet look like structures that would be logical to build. Shadows are realistic, as is the day/night cycle. The world has deserts, forests, beaches, mountains, wastelands, swamps, and prairies.
The environs are stunningly detailed and varied. I am pretty sure that, in 2008, Sacred 2 sported the largest world of any game on the market. THE GOOD - The game has a huge open world. The game is not perfect, but for those who can put up with a few flaws, the game is worth the price of admission. It took me three years to get tired of the game, so it definitely has replay value. So I thrilled when I was finally able to pick up a copy of Sacred 2 Fallen Angel. I was a huge fan of the original Sacred Gold and the wonderfully right world of Ancaria.
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