Conan

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  • ESRB Rating: Mature
  • Blood and Gore
    Intense Violence
    Strong Language
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Developed by Nihilistic Software, Conan is an action adventure video game for the PS3 and Xbox 360 featuring a story of epic brutality, sheer evil and visceral combat. Players will follow the journey of Conan the Cimmerian as he fights a vicious battle against a variety of enemies and an elusive power that threatens to consume the Hyborian world.

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Conan - PS3

Battle Ready

Battles are ongoing, narrative is good. This game requires stradegy, enemies can't be taken on by button mashing. Lots of combos to unlock and LOTS of dismemberments. Boss battles can be nerve cringing. Cheesy bonus naked women tied to trees and walls but what they say is entertaining. Devil May Cry fans will enjoy.

Conan - PS3

Nothing but haggar...

I thought this game would be more than it was. It was just another hack-n-slash with not much depth. The graphics were not even that great. The combo/cut scene maneuvers were the saving grace, if there was any. I was disappointed to say the least, it was more like the Conan comics slightly, but still not enough....

Conan - PS3

Rent only

Last week I rented this game and I'm so glad I didn't waste my money and buy it. The graphics aren't that great and the controls are a little sloppy. That shouldn't matter because all you have to do is smash your attack buttons in combinations to pull of attacks. The cut scenes look horrible for Next-Generation standards and the voice overs seem a little off. This is a rent only if there is nothing else there to play.

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Conan Recent Articles

  • Nov. 28, 2007 Review: Conan

    After staring in countless stories, comic books and a few movies, everyone's favorite Cimmerian (I can not believe that spell check recognizes Cimmerian) finally gets a video game worthy of his barbaric stature.

  • Mar. 6, 2007 Preview: Conan: FACTSHEET

    THQ Announces Plans for Global Release of Conan on Next Generation Gaming Systems