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- Platform: Windows 7 / Vista / XP
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Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over. - Media: DVD-ROM
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Three Great Games, One Epic Adventure
Step into Guild Wars®, the award-winning fantasy online role-playing game enjoyed by millions of players. An award-winning online fantasy epic awaits with no subscription fees! Guild Wars Trilogy combines Guild Wars Prophecies™, Factions and Nightfall into a single amazing experience.
Begin in Guild Wars on the continent of Tyria where the human kingdoms are under attack by the vicious Charr.
Journey on to the ancient continent of Cantha in Factions, a land torn apart by political strife, and threatened by the restless spirit of a long-dead traitor.
Lastly, explore exotic Elona in Nightfall, where players must do battle against a god to save the land from descending into eternal night.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The game is fantastic value for money, there is lots to do! and NO script ion fees which is a bonus :D the graphics are pretty standard but don't let that discourage you because the graphics do their job. The character creation is pretty good to, I do wish their were more classes but their enough classes for any RPG lover to sink your teeth into. Plus you can play the game solo or by seeking help from other players! the choice is yours! their is also a choice between PVE and PVP which is also nice (even better because it stops players at max levels been annoying and picking on low levels or people who have just started playing on-line gaming)
All in all a great game and worth a purchase if your an RPG nut!
All in all a great game and worth a purchase if your an RPG nut!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Rick Billson
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
4.0 out of 5 stars
This is so far the best World of Warcraft substitute I have come across. You can simply play it whenever you want - there is no subscription ticking away in the background. It can be played as I do, alone, or in a Guild, or with game provided "friends". Perform quests, explore, fight off unfriendly creatures. There is a lot to do in this game, all for the modest price of a game dvd.
Well worth a try.
Well worth a try.
3 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By Mr T A Alsop
Amazon Verified Purchase
Fun:
3.0 out of 5 stars
It may be because I don't play games much these days, but Guild Wars got boring fast. Initially I was quite addicted, for a few weeks at the beginning of this year when I finally first got it (late to the party, me), but I haven't loaded it up once since then (5 months ago). I remember a game called Asheron's Call, for which the servers are still live 11 years since I played it. The graphics weren't as good as those in Guild Wars, but then again how often do you find a good-looking game that also plays well. If you spend too much money trying to make a game look good, then you'll be eating into the budget that other games developers spend on making their games fun to play.
I loved Asheron's Call but I only played it for two months because I left for university. I vowed to go back to it one day, but never did. I decided to buy Guild Wars instead, as that is where all the players are at now. I never tried World Of Warcraft but I remember being very bored watching my older brother play it a few years ago.
I think what I don't like about Guild Wars is the fact that other people only exist in the towns. They can join you in the town in order to go questing together, but that's not as cool as randomly meeting someone in the middle of nowhere, outside a dungeon and deciding to go questing together in an unofficial way. When you go questing in Guild Wars there will usually be one person senior to the other. Either way it's bad, so I preferred to go questing alone, which then means it's like an offline RPG. Played plenty of those already, they're fun enough but I didn't want that when I bought Guild Wars.
You probably want to know why one person being senior is bad. Some will disagree and that's fine.... Read more ›
I loved Asheron's Call but I only played it for two months because I left for university. I vowed to go back to it one day, but never did. I decided to buy Guild Wars instead, as that is where all the players are at now. I never tried World Of Warcraft but I remember being very bored watching my older brother play it a few years ago.
I think what I don't like about Guild Wars is the fact that other people only exist in the towns. They can join you in the town in order to go questing together, but that's not as cool as randomly meeting someone in the middle of nowhere, outside a dungeon and deciding to go questing together in an unofficial way. When you go questing in Guild Wars there will usually be one person senior to the other. Either way it's bad, so I preferred to go questing alone, which then means it's like an offline RPG. Played plenty of those already, they're fun enough but I didn't want that when I bought Guild Wars.
You probably want to know why one person being senior is bad. Some will disagree and that's fine.... Read more ›
2 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By Luke
Fun:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The game itself I already know is brilliant after playing it before, the only criticism I have is with the fact that the case is practically smashed to pieces at the top probably from delivery. Other than that, I have no quarrels.
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