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Post by CapnBiggles on Apr 14, 2004 8:24:10 GMT -5
Just wanted to say hi. I snagged Culdcept (the only copy in town, I discovered, until a new shipment arrives) at the local mall babbages. Pretty fun, but I'm not much a strategic card-player type. Haven't been for a loooong while, so progress is slowing going for me. I'm still trying to win the second match at the kingdom  |
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Post by sitdownsmith on Apr 14, 2004 22:18:22 GMT -5
Hello,
After reading an article about Culdcept in Games
Magazine, I felt compelled to buy a Playstation to
play this one game. I pace myself so I don't play
every day, but in the first few weeks I'd go over
the rulebook many times. There is more than a kids
game here. It is a masterpiece of startegy and humor
for all ages. The learning curve is immense, but there
is great enjoyment in losing and watching what does
you in. Go to Google and look for a fellow named
Brian Nii, who writes for review venues and find his
walkthru for Culdcept. It is 53 pages when you print it
out to your printer, but tells you all you need to know
without talking about cheats or hints you don't want anyway. Culdcept is probably the best all around
electronic-based game ever created. I have no regrets
about spending for a Playstation to play one game.
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