Status iamdark1988 May 5, 2021
This game has been such a walk in the park, the final boss battle has thrown me.
Sacred 3 (2014)
PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation Vita · Xbox 360 · Xbox One
2.17 from 58 ratings
787 members have it in their collection · 4 playing now · 476 backlogged · 26 wish listed
How long? Main story 16h · with extras 15h (from 3 logged playthroughs)
Sacred 3 features classic arcade Hack n' Slash action centered around drop in, drop out cooperative multiplayer for both offline (2 players) and online (4 players) play. Develop your character's skills and abilities and band together to use powerful co-op abilities and tactics. Master the art of war and fight your way through enemy hordes to become the greatest hero …
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Sacred 3 features classic arcade Hack n' Slash action centered around drop in, drop out cooperative multiplayer for both offline (2 players) and online (4 players) play. Develop your character's skills and abilities and band together to use powerful co-op abilities and tactics. Master the art of war and fight your way through enemy hordes to become the greatest hero of all.
Immerse yourself in the the rich lore and fantasy of the Sacred universe. Filled with visually stunning levels, brand new as well as familiar environments, the continent of Ancaria has never felt so alive. Explore this world through the heroes and their cultures and fight the rise of evil until the bitter end.
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Details
- Developers
- Keen Games
- Publishers
- Deep Silver
- Genres
- Arcade, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Role-playing (RPG)
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Series
- Sacred
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Aug 01, 2014 (Europe) PlayStation 3
- Aug 05, 2014 (North_America) PlayStation 3, Xbox One
- Aug 22, 2014 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360
Also available on
- Sacred 3: Gold Edition (2014) · PC
- Sacred 3: First Edition (2014) · PC, PS3, X360
Related
DLC
- Sacred 3: Malakhim Hero (Jul 2014) · PC
- Sacred 3: Underworld Story (Aug 2014) · PC
- Sacred 3: Orc of Thrones (Aug 2014) · PC
Rating distribution
5 stars
2
4 stars
1
3 stars
19
2 stars
19
1 star
17
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status iamdark1988 May 4, 2021
I'm aware there are 00's, if not 000's, of titles that are played with a isometric (top-down) perspective and are of the hack and slash or action role-playing genre.
In fact, I'll admit that I've previously shunned these sort of titles. That was up until a few years ago when I played Dungeon Siege III.
But there's one key …
I'm aware there are 00's, if not 000's, of titles that are played with a isometric (top-down) perspective and are of the hack and slash or action role-playing genre.
In fact, I'll admit that I've previously shunned these sort of titles. That was up until a few years ago when I played Dungeon Siege III.
But there's one key element that connects both Dungeon Siege III & Sacred 3, the humour. I say humour, more the lame, cheesy, childish and somewhat trying too hard kind. For example, character 1: "I didn't know there were any left" character 2: "that's why I'm the last!" (Character 2 is called The Last Elf". Boom tish...)
Anyway, roughly 1 hour left of gameplay left on Sacred 3. Then it's down to finding more titles of this genre with the "humour" on Playstation consoles. Or even finding other genres with the same level of "humour".
Status Chovus Sep 13, 2019
Got for free from xbox gold and beat the game on Legend as the Seraphim. I set the difficulty that high straight away and I found the game to be perfectly balanced; I felt that I had to be on the ball at all times and make strategic use of resources in order to not be wrecked. I used the …
Got for free from xbox gold and beat the game on Legend as the Seraphim. I set the difficulty that high straight away and I found the game to be perfectly balanced; I felt that I had to be on the ball at all times and make strategic use of resources in order to not be wrecked. I used the starter sword because of its simple focus on raw damage, lighting bolt as a ranged/area attack and liked its high chance of knockdown, the soaring leap attack as both an offensive and defensive tool, dodge and the dragon spirit for its damage shield. My character ended up being a tank focused on single target damage and knockdowns.
Being a fan of the first 2 games I do not feel this game deserves the "3" and should have been called Sacred Legends or something, as a spin off because that is what this game is. For what the game is (a short low budget arcade title) it is reasonably enjoyable. They money they spent on the voice acting was a complete waste though because the writing is cringe worthy. Even though I had a few chuckles, I think the writers should have been fired.
In the future I might go through again on the highest difficulty, and try out the other characters. Definitely not getting the DLC.
