This game puts you right into the middle of the action. It has been a long time since I have come across a game that immerses me in it's story like this does. The fighting still is fun, not too challenging. Leveling is simply, crafting is made easy. Very well done.

When's the last time you played a game that was both great and awful? Well if you're the kind of person who likes to categorise games into the good and the bad, Bound by Flame is here to teach you the folly of false dichotomies.

pleased with game.good entertainment

This game is truly great. All these people saying it looks terrible are wrong.1080p 30-60fps from a 20person studio is really impressive. But this game plays like something from a much bigger studio. Combat is amazing and even more involved than the witcher 2.

Bound by Flame is the latest instalment from French developer, Spiders. They have had a fairly rocky history of late, most notably for their most recent title Mars: War Logs that was quickly forgotten about, as well as their involvement in the development of Of Orcs and Men , which while it had...

+ Inspired story with weighty decisions

- Voice acting quality varies

I have a soft spot for Spiders, a young French indie developer with ambitious ideas limited by the realities of budgets. While their existing catalogue isn't exactly raved about by critics, their previous role-playing title -- 2013's Mars: War Logs -- gathered a cult following for its complex...

+ Crafting and equipment customisation; + Deep character relationships and choices; + Human or Demon paths = multiple endings

- Lack of abilities; - Varying quality in voice-acting; - Companion A.I.

The game is awesome. It isn't great graphics wise but that isn't what I look for so I'm happy with what I'm getting. It has a good storyline, good characters and a gameplay that I like. When I read the initial reviews of this game people compared it to fable n all but this isn't a fable.

Its quite hard until you get into it. Collect money find things

It takes something special for potential to overtake shortcomings, and that notion holds fast in the gaming industry, where even the smallest of faults can deteriorate the perception of AAA titles.

From the mediocre graphics that certainly don’t scream next-gen to the bad dialogue and voice acting, Bound by Flame trips up a lot. But when it is all said and done, there is still some fun to be had throughout the experience.