While the reviews on gaming websites and magazines have been poor, I myself enjoyed this game. I'm an avid fan of history, and the Crusades have always been particularly fascinating. Add my love of fantasy, and this game seemed ideal.

The game is alright. It relies pretty well on your switching into hell mode to fight a lot of the time. It's cool the first couple of times, but wears thin pretty fast. Your weapons break fast in this game, which is okay because with the sheer number of enemies your killing, replacing them is easy.

I highly disagree with the other ratings here. This game reminds me a LOT of Dragon's Dogma, with a simpler(is it?) combo system. That being said it's not the BEST game I've played, but I enjoyed the combos, and the demon mode, and the cross bow was fun.

A terrible, terrible bug ridden mess. This game has a particularly annoying bug that prevents loading of the last 20% of the game. It seems to come up on about 1/4 of all users too. This was never patched and forced me to replay the whole game right from the start to complete it.

very good game. the graphics are good, good story line, well worth the money would recommend to any one

Set in the back drop of a holy crusade gone wrong, The Cursed Crusade follows the exploits of Denz de Bayle and Esteban Noviembre, a templar and his unlikely companion that share a hellish nightmare state where Death in physical form seeks to claim their souls.

Um... where's the ending?

Wow; this history is really accurate

One terrible boss fight is bad-but the exact same boss four times in a row

if a developer is going make a game this poor. it should at least be dirt cheap

none i guess gore

everything to many useless cut scenes; unresponsive controls, bad camera and list goes on and on; if you can pay less than 10 bucks for this game i think it might be worth it

This game finds a way to turn exciting-sounding historical events, such as the siege of the Croatian city Zara, into linear marches through static environments cluttered with a bunch of melee battles that all play out the same.

The protagonists of The Cursed Crusade are damned to hell, trying to escape death and seek redemption by fighting in the French holy war. Unfortunately, they're trapped in a game with few redeeming qualities, a dull, pretentious hack-and-slash that fails in almost every way.