Seal of Evil is a good game and an even better RPG with a myriad of features to set it well apart from the crowd of copycats and lackluster role playing games. Having played the game once, I’m willing to give it another go, just because I didn’t explore all the areas the first time around and I want to check out some of the game’s multiple endings. The game has its share of minor quibbles and frustrations but it’s definitely a rewarding experience. Mind you, it may not be up to par with the likes of Fallout or its sequel, but what game is? Needless to say, Seal of Evil is better than most of the RPGs, if not games available at the moment.