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GameSpot has reviewed Silverback's SciFi RPG 'Harbinger'. It appears to be the first review on the net and if it is any indication for future ones, it may be safe to say that 'Harbinger' is not a contender for the 'RPG of the Year' award. GameSpot only rated it at a mere 4.5 out of 10 points which translates into a verbal "poor" rating.
Here's a bit from the review:The game takes place on the titular space cruiser, in which a small band of outcasts hides away in a tiny corner of the ship. Harbinger is a slave ship, and most of its occupants are trapped aboard under the iron-fisted control of a being known only as "the overlord." Amidst the backdrop of a major war between the ship's primary factions, you and your band of misfits attempt to stay alive.
There are only three character classes to choose from in Harbinger: human, gladiator, and culibine. The gladiator is a cyborglike robot infused with the consciousness of a living being, while the culibine resembles Diablo's sorcerer character, though in practice, all the classes play about the same. While the different classes have special gadgets they can use--the gladiator can control remotely operated cameras and the human can drop mines of varying types, for example--these items actually don't figure prominently into the gameplay because of play-balance issues between the attack types. |
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