Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures Review

By Geoffrey Hunt

With gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth.

It is hard to encapsulate Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures in a few paragraphs. Drawing from Robert E. Howard’s most famous work – the setting and the characters – automatically paints a world of "might making right", of personalities of such magnitude that their every motion shakes their world in mirth or anguish. Communicating that in a game…

  • Engaging melee combat
  • Dull, same-y combat for caster classses
  • Fairly level PvP
  • Poor UI support for PvP
  • Excellent visuals
  • Painful system requirements
  • Crafting is a nightmare

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Geoffrey Hunt
Geoffrey Hunt

RTS, RPG, and TBS game enthusiast; very fond of Monty Python.

Favors zombies in the eventual zombie apocalypse.

By the way, my SteamID is Herr Doktor; look me up if you want to get some TF2 on.

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