| It is a bit unclear, to what genre Zeliard belongs. It features action, like a platformer, it has got puzzles for you to solve, but, and maybe the most important one, it relies heavy on some crude RPG-elements. Espescially later on in the game, where certain demands are being made to your health bar which grows as long as your character gains experience, this RPG-element becomes apparent. But still, calling it a RPG would be wrong. |
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| Zeliard is a combinations of factors, a well balanced combination, for that matter, and it delivers quite an interesting title, albeit one that can barely keep its head above water, in the enormous amount of similar titles that swarm the internet and game stores these days.The game starts with quite an impressive intro to the storyline, although the story itself is the cliché 'collect crystals to save the princess' life'. But watching the intro is quite a treat, and sets the mood perfectly. When the actual game starts, the graphics keep their colourful appearance, and each area in the game is a nice oppurtunity for the artists to show of their skills. |
| Reviewer: Abandon5000 |
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