Brave Dwarves II Review

Brave Dwarves Two…a game that sounds exciting, mystical, and adventurous. So, I downloaded the free trial. While it loaded, I looked at the cool little picture of the two “brave dwarves” and thought to myself, “The picture looks cool at least,” but that was the only “cool” thing about it.

At first, I thought that the (oh-so) slow download speed much mean that the game was going to have some pretty sweet graphics (and for the ten minutes the demo download took, it should have been graphics rivaling Guild Wars, which took less time to download onto my computer). So, when I finally was able to open up the game and actually play, I was very disappointed.

The first thing I checked was if this game was actually for sale. Yep, it was, and obviously people must have been buying it because otherwise they would have either made the full version free, or just taken it off the market, right? Because this game is the kind of game that you can find for free, at just about any gaming website out there.

The Animation in itself is cheesy, it reminds me of the games that I play when I am so bored that I feel like I am going to die, and they do not ever relieve any of the boredom. So, I was disappointed, but guessed that if I had just spend so much time to download it, then I might as well play it for a little while, even though the graphics were extremely disappointing (and the dwarves, in my opinion, did not even look like the dwarves in the little picture description).

I think that for a game posted on a free games site, this would be a pretty good one. The title itself sounds pretty interesting, but that it just about the only interesting thing about it. It is the perfect game for a bored games site, or maybe even for a little kid who is just starting to use the computer, and you don’t want them to be exploring the internet on their own (for obvious reasons). I just think that for twenty dollars, you should be getting a whole lot more.