The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

The last game play ended when Deckard and Vivian locked themselves in a room at a train station. Vivian tries to call a backup. She says “Luckily, I know some people who can help us stop him. Sort of an enemy of my enemy relationship, if you understand my meaning…” Then they will hear from an old employer. LeFey talks out till his security force arrives to kill them. He says he didn’t really hire them to steal Pandora’s Box. He only wanted to open it. He also says he wanted Deckard dead for ‘specific reasons.’

After Deckard kills all LeFey’s security force men, a guy named Lexington shows up. Vivian says he is ‘a field commander for the Council of 98.’ Que!? When they finally get on the streets of New York City… A gigantic robot is attacking the Time Square. /=!&†¼%‰™#*<¢±. Oh, boy… Things are getting more and more complicated these days.  Continue reading →

The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

The last game play ended when Deckard successfully evaded LeFey‘s private security force but got killed by a werewolf. Got killed by a werewolf… That depressed me. I was not going to play this game any more. But my wife watched the game play video and then threw me out of the house. Why? She left me a note that said ‘Come back after beating that werewolf.’ Anyway, after clearing the werewolf stage, Deckard witnesses an interesting situation where the Firedrakes fight LeFey’s mercenaries.  Continue reading →

The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

Legendary has received pretty bad ratings at game review websites. As I stated before, the graphic quality is not so good. The last game play may not be fun to watch. This game play video is much better. In fact, it was quite fun playing the game. By the way, the best weapon that I have chosen is a fire axe.

The game starts where Deckard was run over by a subway train in the last game play video. He managed to get back on the streets of New York City where cops are attacked by the Fire Drake. For now, cops are on his side to protect civilians. Then an army of mercenaries come to deploy and kill Deckard. His assistant Vivian says it’s LeFey‘s private security force.  Continue reading →

The following QuickTime movie is a game play video of Legendary, a first-person action/adventure game for PC published by Gamecock Media Group in November 18. The game was developed by Spark Unlimited, which also developed Call of Duty: Finest Hour and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty in the past.

The game story involves Pandora’s Box. The legend says it was a gift (to Pandora) from Zeus. According to the game prologue slideshow, its a ‘device of incredible power, ‘ for which ancient empires fought countless wars. Recently, the Box has been recovered and brought to a museum in New York City. And Lefey, a man obsessed with ancient history, hires Charles Deckard and the Black Order to steal Pandora’s Box.

In the game, you will play the character of Charles Deckard. With help of his assistant, he manages to enter the museum. When he touches Pandora’s Box, something extraordinary happens. The outside world has changed forever because he unleashed something unknown. For now, his assistant can only tell him to get out of the museum ASAP.

This game play video shows the entire game prologue slideshow for the first 2 minutes. Then it will show a game play according to the single-player campaign for the next 20 minutes or so. The game play video ends when the character dies on a subway rail track.

Is Legendary a good buy? Well, I only scratched the surface by playing the game for an hour or so. So I can’t say if it’s a good game. I will only tell you that it gets pretty bad ratings at several game review websites. Actually, I can say that the graphic quality is pretty bad. It’s pretty sketchy or unfinished. Anyway, before buying the game, you may want to watch this game play video to decide if it’s worth playing it.  Continue reading →