Barbarian

What's in there is passable, but it feels cheap and not enough.

I don't think I'm the first one who reacted to the name Barbarian, as its classic namesake on the c64 was one of my favorite games back in the day (it's now better known as Deathsword). This game has nothing to do with t... Read Full Review

Barbarian does has it's good moments, and is probably worth renting.

The Good: Good Moments, Good Graphics, Good Sound. The Bad: Disappointing Character Design, REALLY REPETITIVE Gameplay, Kind of a clone of Capcoms Powerstone. I have alot of hate for Titus Interactive, i mea... Read Full Review

A way underappreciated game that makes use to an action packed and tragic storyline. Barbarian is a game like no other!

The storyline starts out when a man named Zaugg has placed 3 pillars throughout the land that are drining the world of Barbaria of life giving him more power. Now 10 people have been trying to stop the evil Zaugg. Barbar... Read Full Review

This review is basically a rebuttal to the official GameSpot review. Barbarian now lives in the bargain bins, and when I got home with it, I quickly went to check the GameSpot rating to see if I'd been burned. The rati... Read Full Review