Review:

Folklore

© 2007 Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. A story and action game Two strangers are drawn to the mysterious town of Doolin, where it is said, the living can meet the dead. Ellen, a young student, searches for a mother who she thought died 17 years ago. Keats, a reporter for an occult magazine, is investigating a possible murder. They soon learn that the answers they seek lie in the realms of the Netherworld, where spirits and creatures wait to greet them. Spirits and creatures who have plans of their own. Play as either Ellen or Keats and become a "Netherworld Traveller". Control both characters and experience two different gameplay styles. Ellen uses tactics and strategy, while Keats leans on the force of his powerful attacks. See both characters` storylines intertwine as an epic story unfolds.

PROS:

Use fantasyful warspells, while fighting a horde of Netherworld creatures The story is long, teargripping and charming; dig deep into the past, to unveil the unconscious memories So sweet a music, and the graphic is very naturelike

CONS:

The camera angle was awkward, while fighting some of the bosses

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