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• gamedeal user

  May 9, 2014

  This game is a LOT of fun, & worth every penny i spent on it. When on sale this game is a NO brainer & every1 should have a copy of it. Seems when i started playing this game i jumped straight into "raising hell" so i'am not exactly sure what the differences are from the original Overlord. I want more games like this & wondering why a overlord 3 hasn't been made or in developement. MUST buy/have game ! ! !
• gamedeal user

  Sep 21, 2014

  This DLC adds portals to all the realms you had completed in the base game Overlord. These portals lead to the hell version of the realm you were in. which end with a boss fight. An end boss is in the final hell realm if you can find it. There are some hidden weapons and armor in the realms and a higher difficulty for gameplay. You need to use your minions more to complete objectives. [u] -The good parts: [/u] [list] [*]Feels just like the base game Overlord, so you can jump right in. [*]Graphics seems to be a bit improved and effects seem to be used a bit more. [*]Environments look and feel a little better this time. [*]Hidden secrets are back. [*]Levels are not to small and big. [*]Decent game lenght. [*]Challenging, but not to difficult. [*]Level design is better than the base game Overlord. [*]The Minion Master is still annoying as how he gives orders to you ;p. [/list] [u] -Bad parts: [/u] [list] [*]Price is to high if you just want to buy the DLC. This DLC is shorter to the base game, but costs more money for some reason. [*]I bought it when it was on sale and that was for the whole Overlord package, just before the time of this writing. [*]Minions sweeping still does not respond well for most of the time. My camera jumps random when I began to sweep and locks itself untill you reset the sweep. [*]Feels a little more linear than the base game. [/list] [b] Rating [/b] : 7,5 -First impressions (not relevant for this actual review, just for my first minutes into the DLC): Not good as all they added are portals to new levels, no weapons/armor, no new minions, to linear.
• MarlboroDead

  Oct 7, 2022

  Overlord 1 and 2 have been my favorite games for as long as I can remember I'd recommend this game to anyone. DO NOT PLAY THE NEWEST OVERLORD GAME
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2014

  Imagine Pikmin, but instead of charming creatures you pull out of the ground, you have poorly animated monstrosities and instead of trying to get home, you try to subjugate and reign over the many areas you visit. Not sold yet? If you asked me, out of all the games I've played, which one feels "the most game", Overlord would almost definitley be mentioned. And that's a really good thing. It's got one primary mechanic that dominates the game, natural progession with you the player growing stronger and stronger, quests, lots of failure near the end, and a decent final boss. There are some games that, although really good, fall closer to the realm of "art" than "entertainment". Overlord falls into the latter with utmost confidence, and it's honestly pretty refreshing. Give Overlord a shot, I'm sure you'll be hard pressed to not enjoy it.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2023

  Having seized power over the country, our Overlord can finally spend time with his sweet Rose. But this was not destined to come true - Gnarl, your (at times) faithful adviser smelled the glimpses of the Ancient Evil that began to appear on the lands you captured! To investigate where the roots of Evil come from - you have to go on a long journey, from which you may never return... Liked: <*>+ Continuation of the story of the Overlord <*>+ Familiar characters <*>+ New locations <*>+ Humor <*>+ Unique armor and weapons <*>+ Multiplayer <*>+ Nice graphics <*>+ Great soundtrack <*>+ Logic tasks <*>+ Tasks for speed <*>+ New opponents Did not like: <*>- Weak plot <*>- The final in the main game does not make sense <*>- The gate appears immediately, even if you start a "New Game" in the main story <*>- Weak minion AI <*>- Terribly implemented minion horde management <*>- The selected magic is reset when moving from location to location <*>- Minions get lost along the way, getting stuck in textures and not responding to the overlord's calls <*>- No map <*>- Often, minions are not able to destroy an object (chest / vase) at the command of the Master. They simply reach the object and run back. <*>- Minions are able to block passages with burdens <*>- Lack of explanations for the elections (Cooking a person in the kitchen) <*>- Lack of explanations for in-game phenomena (Melvin Pong, etc.) <*>- "Pellets" (Roll) get stuck in textures <*>- End credits are not skipped <*>- The add-on replaces the original game files As a result: Wanting to remember those pleasant feelings that the game brought me in my youth, I decided to replay this game series. And I did it - in vain. First: the game is replete with many flaws and problems. Secondly: The add-on was not made to "continue the story", but for the sake of releasing the add-on. Since the plot is all arranged rather flimsy and careless. The player will again have to face old opponents - but this time in the scenery of Hell. In addition to new "levels", unique uniforms and weapons have been added to the game - which are hidden in each "world". And allows the player to put together a nice set - which will make you look like a True Evil Overlord. True, to forge - you have to sweat. Indeed, in addition to gold, you will need the souls of certain types of minions. What makes you replay several locations over and over again, giving you this terrible sense of meaningless grind. I was not satisfied with both the main game and the expansion. But the inner child does not allow me to give a negative review of the game, which once brought me joy.
• Bromegon

  Jan 29, 2023

  All, All!, You choose all, All!, You cho-, All, Browns, All, All!, you c-, All!
• cashcodyc

  Mar 21, 2023

  We need real part 3!!!!!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 4, 2015

  Sauron Simulator
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2015

  [h1]NOTE:[/h1] Also see: [url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/miyumiayase/recommended/11450]Overlord (1) Review[/url] [h1]TL:DR? See Conclusion[/h1] [h1]INTRODUCTION:[/h1] Overlord: Raising Hell is the official expansion to the 2007 game 'Overlord'. This expansion was released on the PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 all on 2008. The game promises new content for the single player experience by adding additional plot, more levels and new enemy types, new items, and new creative mini-games. [h1]PLOT (No Spoilers):[/h1] The game takes place several months after the events of Overlord 1 and serves as the prologue to the events that would lead up to Overlord 2. Having finally restored his dominion over the land and exacting revenge on the adventurers, the Overlord now faces a new threat to his rule when portals to another dimension starts opening around his territories. Upon investigating the nearest portal, the Overlord discovers that his 'loyal subjects' are attempting to flee into the portals with no intention of coming back. The Overlord now ventures into one of these dark portals in an attempt to conquer whatever is in the other side and 'persuade' his followers to come back. Little did he know however, that the portals were just the beginning of a much sinister plot by a being far much more powerful than him. [h1]PROS:[/h1] + The core gameplay of the original title is still intact + Good new story that adds several hours to the game time + New enemy types are fun to fight + Each portal has a story of their own + Fun new mini-games and simple but satisfying puzzles + New minion equipment [h1]CONS:[/h1] - New items for the overlord sucks (mainly because they have prebuilt stats) - None of the the original CONS from the main game was ever addressed - Some of the mini-games gives no clue on how to solve them (gardening puzzle) - Far more expensive than the Original game, but still requires you to own said original game - No additional events to increase Corruption / Evil [h1]CONCLUSION:[/h1] [b]GOOD EXPANSION[/b] although it could have used a bit more polishing specially since most of the CONS from the main game was never fixed, this expansion still gives fun additional content in story and in gameplay experience. All in all, I still liked this expansion thus I give it my [b]RECOMMENDATION[/b]. [h1]WORTH IT?[/h1] If you're interested in this game, try and purchase the [b][url=http://store.steampowered.com/sub/2464/]OVERLORD CLASSIC PACK[/url][/b] which contains Overlord 1, Overlord: Raising Hell (expansion), and Overlord 2 either on Sale or Full price. The game is worth the money for fans of the action adventure genre. --------------------------------------------------------- [h1]Like my Reviews? Follow my Curator's Page:[/h1] [url=http://store.steampowered.com/curator/6861651-Miyumi%27s-Review-Corner/]Miyumi's Review Corner (MIRECO)[/url]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2015

  Want to be EVIL? Great! The Souron Simulator 3000 is just what you need! Summon and command a horde of figgity, spastic, bloodthirsty gremlins! Manage your evil empire from a luxury tower of sorcery. Take a mistress, or maybe her sister! Destroy everything with no mercy, or Dominate the locals with an iron hand and a kit glove. For those who need more mayhem, get the expansion: Witch King Controller 2.0. This would probably be easier with a controller. Maybe. Unlike traditional RTS, where you can freely move a mouse cursor, you basically have to eyeball everything.