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Platform: Sony PlayStation 2

Release Year: 2004

Publisher: Atari Inc.

UPC: 0742725249202

Rating: T-Teen

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: Demon Stone

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Players guide three distinct heroes through the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons lands known as the Forgotten Realms, to correct a mistake and perhaps save the world in the process. By accidentally meddling in an age-old feud between two powerful, demonic hordes, the player's characters have allowed both abysmal armies into our plane of existence. Now the noble characters are honor-bound to make amends, and banish the demons from Faerûnonce more. The player directly controls one of the three characters and can switch between them at nearly any time. These characters represent the fundamental AD&D archetypes: the burly fighter, who can take at least as much punishment as he dishes out, the agile rogue, who can pick locks and sneak about for surprise attacks, and the resourceful sorcerer, who specializes in a variety of ranged combat spells. Demon Stone is designed to call on the diverse abilities of each of these three characters, so using the right hero for the right job is an important part of play. Characters gain experience and new abilities as they progress through the adventure, but Demon Stone players won't spend as much time number-crunching as they might in other AD&D games. Most of the statistical arithmetic that drives the combat system is applied behind the scenes. While Stormfront's collaboration with AD&D license holder Wizards of the Coast helps ensure that Demon Stone's rules system is accurate to the pen & paper standards, the focus of this game is squarely on the action. Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone is not the developer's first hack-and-slash console RPG. EA Games' well-received The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, based on the Peter Jackson film, was also designed by the studio. Stormfront's previous work with the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons license yielded a series of home computer games in the early '90s, as well as 2001's Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor.

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by 15Rja7P5THC@Deleted
Jan 06, 2017Top favourable review
Demon Stone
This is one of those hidden Little Gems definitely fun as more of an action destroy melee fighting that definitely has its RPG elements are heavy in this game fun game definitely different pick it up at this price it's going to be there very long I had fun with this game definitely an A-Plus
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by opima05
Jan 08, 2007
a fun game
Demon Stone is a video game based in Forgotten Realms, a side-world in the D & D universe, made popular by Ed Greenwood and R.A. Salvatore, two power house fantasy writers. In fact, R.A. Salvatore wrote the story surrounding the three main characters in Demon Stone, and even brings in his most legendary character: Drizzt Do'Urden. The story itself follows Rannek, Illius, and Zhai as they battle to save the Realms from two creatures released from the shattered Demon Stone. These two demonic beings, at war within the crystal, continue the war that had had them sealed inside of it, and this war threatens to swallow the lands in destruction. With the help of a Khelben, a wizard who was witness to the original war, the heroes learn what is needed to destroy these creatures, and travel all over ... Demon Stone is a video game based in Forgotten Realms, a side-world in the D & D universe, made popular by Ed Greenwood and R.A. Salvatore, two power house fantasy writers. In fact, R.A. Salvatore wrote the story surrounding the three main characters in Demon Stone, and even brings in his most legendary character: Drizzt Do'Urden. The story itself follows Rannek, Illius, and Zhai as they battle to save the Realms from two creatures released from the shattered Demon Stone. These two demonic beings, at war within the crystal, continue the war that had had them sealed inside of it, and this war threatens to swallow the lands in destruction. With the help of a Khelben, a wizard who was witness to the original war, the heroes learn what is needed to destroy these creatures, and travel all over the Realms to achieve this goal. The basic layout of the game is very similar to a beat-em up. You travel around as all three characters, switching at advantageous moments between the three, while battling seemingly endless hordes of enemies. It keeps from getting tedious because of the separate skills and all the items and spells you can add to the characters. And, later, during a non-stop battle with trolls, you can use Drizzt, which is easily the funniest level. Though not extremely difficult, this game can be challenging at times, adding somewhat to the fighting system since you must learn to time blocks and deliver counters. And then there are the boss fights, usually with massive, screen-filling beasts. These are always difficult and satisfying to complete. The problem with the game, though, comes with the fact that you can upgrade one character to his fullest and make the game easy, that being Illius the wizard. Once you get his strongest spells, you can sit back and just wail on enemies without ever getting hurt. Also, it's a very short game. I beat it in ten hours or so, and though you can go back and explore areas to find things you may have missed, there just isn't any need since the story has already unfolded. A bonus includes top-notch voice acting from Michael Clark Duncan (The Green Mile) and Patrick Stewart, whose voice can be found in Steamboy and Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. Still, this game is a solid action-fest. R.A. Salvatore did a good job with the story; you could feel where his touches were added, and it was a pleasant surprise to play as Drizzt. Though I don't truly understand Dungeons and Dragons, the novels and great, and so are the games. Pick this up if you're a fan of video games and if you like Salvatore.
by lsdazrael
Jul 12, 2006
Hack, Slash, Watch movie, Rinse, Repeat
Although the game is fun to play, Demon Stone is one of those constrictive-feeling linear RPGs that assume everything and allow no decision-making. Primarily a hack & slash, it's not overly original in its combat system, and it getsold switching from one character to the next every time the game forces you into a situation where only one character's skill will solve the problem (you basically control three characters at a time, except during special fights, like when you control Drizzt). On the positive side, it's a pretty game, and the terrain and ai don't interfere with gameplay, which so many hack & slashers suffer from. There are also plenty of skills and items to accumulate during the course of your adventures. But, best of all, Patrick Stewart and Michael Clark Duncan provide ... Although the game is fun to play, Demon Stone is one of those constrictive-feeling linear RPGs that assume everything and allow no decision-making. Primarily a hack & slash, it's not overly original in its combat system, and it getsold switching from one character to the next every time the game forces you into a situation where only one character's skill will solve the problem (you basically control three characters at a time, except during special fights, like when you control Drizzt). On the positive side, it's a pretty game, and the terrain and ai don't interfere with gameplay, which so many hack & slashers suffer from. There are also plenty of skills and items to accumulate during the course of your adventures. But, best of all, Patrick Stewart and Michael Clark Duncan provide excellent voice acting and narrative for the game. Captain Picard's dramatic level introductions were in an over-the-top Shakespearian stage growl, which (yeah, I'm a dork!) I found got me excited to start the new zone. My advice? Go on and buy it if it's cheap, but don't shell out too much for a barely-better-then-mediocre game. 3.5/5 (rounded up to 4/5 above)
by q_wQ7xgLSOa@Deleted
Dec 24, 2010
Demon Stone will not be hard to forget.
The story line is good, S.A.Salvatore writes the best stuff and there is a part where you actually get to play the drow elf Drizzt from his other books. Patrick Stewart does some of the voice-over work and is one of the characters which was suprising to me. I played half way through the game the night I bought it cus I'm just that way with RPG games. The downside is the characters are hard to control. Small obsticals block their attacks (oh I'm a big fighter that can't navigate around a mall pile of rocks) and the nimble 1/2 drow character is like trying to drive and RV through a china shop. She's the only one who can jump and it's very hard to get her where she needs to go. There are many places where the game doesn't give you what you need to pass the level and it really leaves you ... The story line is good, S.A.Salvatore writes the best stuff and there is a part where you actually get to play the drow elf Drizzt from his other books. Patrick Stewart does some of the voice-over work and is one of the characters which was suprising to me. I played half way through the game the night I bought it cus I'm just that way with RPG games. The downside is the characters are hard to control. Small obsticals block their attacks (oh I'm a big fighter that can't navigate around a mall pile of rocks) and the nimble 1/2 drow character is like trying to drive and RV through a china shop. She's the only one who can jump and it's very hard to get her where she needs to go. There are many places where the game doesn't give you what you need to pass the level and it really leaves you in the dark about how to get around them. You just have to die and start the level over and work your way back and try again. And this game has my pet peeve, which is that you can't skip the cut scenes, so every time you die (which is often) you have to watch the same old cut scenes again and again until your mumbling them in your sleep. GAH! You can afford Patrick Steward but not programmers to bypass cut scenes??? Sheesh! Anyway, for the five bucks I spent on it, it was a fun way to waste a day over all, but I wouldn't recommend it for the serious RPG gamers. You will spend a lot of time frustrated and that's not what gaming is supposed to be about..... right?
by flaremarant
Apr 19, 2013
Disappointed. :(
When I saw the graphics that this game offered and heard the lush soundtrack, I thought I was in for a real treat. Sad to say, after a couple hours, not only was I bored, I was already halfway through the game. It's nothing but mashing the same couple buttons over and over to kill bad guys. It's extremely repetitive. There's no damage text, so you have no idea if your characters are doing any real damage to said bad guys. The only character that is really cool is Zhai, the half-drow rogue, as she can go invisible and slash enemies, killing them with one hit. The other characters, the tank fighter (who is super gorgeous, haha) viking dude just kinda swings a sword around and nothing fancy, and the mage/sorcerer is the basic projectile guy with crappy hit points who always gets killed first. ... When I saw the graphics that this game offered and heard the lush soundtrack, I thought I was in for a real treat. Sad to say, after a couple hours, not only was I bored, I was already halfway through the game. It's nothing but mashing the same couple buttons over and over to kill bad guys. It's extremely repetitive. There's no damage text, so you have no idea if your characters are doing any real damage to said bad guys. The only character that is really cool is Zhai, the half-drow rogue, as she can go invisible and slash enemies, killing them with one hit. The other characters, the tank fighter (who is super gorgeous, haha) viking dude just kinda swings a sword around and nothing fancy, and the mage/sorcerer is the basic projectile guy with crappy hit points who always gets killed first. You switch between the three, depending on your situation and preference. There are no potions or other items you can keep in an inventory, either. There IS NO inventory. You just have to pray the ridiculous hordes of enemies you mash buttons at will drop something. Another REALLY annoying thing is that you can't skip the stupid video sequences that you watch, no matter how many times you replay a level. I was ready to throw my controller at the screen. And the CAMERA! UGH. It has the most confusing sudden switches I've ever seen, and is really distracting. I was really hoping for something great from this one, but was really let down. The best things about this game are the graphics, the music, Michael Clarke Duncan (rip), and Patrick Stewart. That's about it. Want great RPGS with the Forgotten Realms theme? Play Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance I and II. They're WORLDS better than this poopy.

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Demon Stone

a fun game

Hack, Slash, Watch movie, Rinse, Repeat

Demon Stone will not be hard to forget.

Disappointed. :(

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