In that regard Culdcept Saga very nearly succeeds in delivering a quality product. But the game isn't designed with visual splendor in mind. Is it too much to ask for some impressive spell effects or at the very least some kind of visual stimulation beyond lumbering axe and sword swings. Sure, they've been ported to a high-definition environment, but even the textures on creatures, pieces of land, and the surrounding environments are just plain poor. The graphics are extraordinarily dated and haven't been updated much from the PS2 release which was more than four years ago. Playing through the 30+ hour experience you'll feel like you're playing something from more than 20 years ago. Culdcept's greatest flaw lies within its inherent design. But is it good enough for non-card game players to enjoy while still packing enough to please the diehards of the world? Well, yes and no. So it's a card game that can be played on Xbox 360 hardware. If you don't want to take the time to read through our impressions, just think of Culdcept Saga as a dungeon themed Monopoly and keep reading. Be sure to check that out to learn the building blocks of Culdcept Saga. For those that don't know the basics of the game, we detailed them at length in our most recent hands-on preview.
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