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Summary of your hotel review Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance

Tomorrow, a new action fight from the world of Dungeons & Dragons from the developers from the Tuque Games studio will be released. You can look forward to our review in the near future, but until then you can see the verdicts of foreign reviewers below.

Eurogamer Italy

Dark Alliance is an action fighting game with RPG elements. Icewind Dale has never looked so stunning. The game has a fast pace and the fights are satisfactory.

80 %

Shacknews

Dungeons & Dragons: The Dark Alliance brings solid D&D adventures with thrilling battles and lots of monsters to defeat. Although my experience was somewhat weakened by game crashes and some minor bugs, it definitely didn’t spoil the game as a whole. Dark Alliance fits well into the pantheon of Dungeons and Dragons.

70 %

Attack of the Fanboy

The Tuque Games are really lucky, as none of the mistakes that the Dark Alliance contains can destroy the final experience of this action RPG. It is a solid cooperative dungeon crawler using the cult environment and lore D&D. You’ll have to get used to the fights for a while, and putting together a party is more complicated than it should be, the Dark Alliance remains a fun adventure from start to finish.

70 %

Windows Central

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a decent action brawler if you are looking for easy fun while chatting with friends on Discord. If you expect more depth of the story or fighting mechanisms from the game, you will probably be disappointed.

60 %

GAMES.CH

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is not a bad game, but it’s also a long way from the good. It will probably be a bit better if you play it in cooperative mode with friends, which we haven’t been able to try yet. But we are sure that even then nothing will change on the average qualities of this title.

60 %

PCGamesN

The humorous concept of the Dungeons & Dragons story is not enough to balance faint battles, slow control and dubious hitboxes of enemies.

50 %

Checkpoint Gaming

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is not a bad game, but at the moment it seems untouched. Insufficient character development, plot and world building will probably discourage even die-hard D&D fans. As far as fans of multiplayer action games are concerned, the core of the title is relatively solid, but the insufficient technical processing, repetitive structure and uninteresting loot system are likely to discourage this group of players after a while of playing. Let’s hope that over time, thanks to patches and additional content, you will be able to fine-tune the experience and turn it into a brisk fantasy hack and slash multiplayer fun. Just make sure you don’t forget to take at least one friend to the party before playing.

50 %

The Gamer

There is a tendency to recommend bad games to the most loyal fans, but I think Dungeons & Dragons fans will hate this game even more than newcomers. The salvation is that the Dark Alliance is part of the Game Pass, so it doesn’t have to cost you anything to buy it. The game has potential, I just would not expect it to show in the near future.

40 %

PC Invasion

A boring and cumbersome action game plagued by poor design and technical problems. In addition, it is also generally below average and uninspired.

35 %

Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is coming out tomorrow for a budget price (999, – CZK in Xzone) on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S. It will be available on Xbox and PC through an Xbox Game Pass subscription.

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