Defying the usual laws of RPG M&B has scrapped the fantasy realms of monsters and magic and created what is a completely earthly title which has plenty of reference to history which you’ll find on your library’s shelves, it relies purely on medieval combat without the need to spice it up with spell books and wizardry meaning that this adventure has a character which is different, it’s unique, and hasn’t succumbed to the rules and regulations of the RPG world.
Everything has been done differently here and though it does take patience and effort, Mount & Blade will reward
those that can bring themselves to break through the early stages. A visual spectacle with innovation in the right places, a depth to the adventure which will rival the titles that top your gaming charts at a humble price, every time I felt M&B was lacking somewhat it would surprise me with a counter-attack and this proves that the guys that make games for passion are worth checking out.
If you’re patient and willing then you’ve found a new favourite, but be prepared to get frustrated with the minor flaws that hinder your progress. Characteristic and unique and different every time you start a new story, M&B will offer you a cheap alternative to the blockbuster and keep you busy for an eternity.
