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With a mark of 68%, the review of Pool of Radiance - Ruins of Myth Drannor is just another lukewarm one. Their conclusion isn't too friendly, either:
The main problems that flawed Pool of Radiance are its countless bugs. I only had the chance to experience several of them; apart from the setup program which refuses to install the game to any drive other than c:, I had a lot of trouble with virtual memory under Windows 2000/XP. It seems that the game devours immense quantities of virtual memory, which can eventually make the game or even the whole machine freeze. There are many other bugs (especially in the gameplay), and as Ubi Soft obviously realized what this can do to their finances, they started publishing patches on a daily bases…
Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor could simply be defined as disk full of bugs, striving to be a slow Diablo based on AD&D third edition rules. |
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