There is a huge grind factor, but I actually find that sort of emphasis on ultra-combat relaxing rather than boring. If you can handle the basics of hack n slash and enjoy stat crunching and developing a character build, you should enjoy TQ. ()Ī lot of people seem to have a problem with arpgs. Mike did a great review of TQ plus Immortal Throne for the Watch back in the day. Gamebanshee has a good info section, and this is a good forum (). Hope you enjoy the game-I lost months of my life to it and probably will again someday. Good news that there's hope for the Iron Lore guys-doesn't appear former CEO Brian Sullivan(Age of Empires) is involved, but here's hoping they are successful. Not sure about now but I think THQ did have the rights at one time. Not only that, but they've also acquired the rights to two of Iron Lore's previously unannounced projects, including an Xbox 360 action RPG entitled Black Legion. The Journal of New England Technology brings word that former Iron Lore lead designer Arthur Bruno and art director Eric Campanella have formed a new studio called Crate Entertainment. We look forward to revealing more in the coming months"
From their site: "We are also developing intellectual property that we have acquired from Iron Lore Entertainment. Unless THQ still owns the IP, there very well could be another TQ - some of the Iron Lore staff are back as Crate Entertainment.Īnd working on a new game supposedly.
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