| ACG |
Jeremy Penter |
Not Recommended |
06-21-2021 |
There are some parts to the game that I like but it is covered with a layer of bugs, and poor control and design decisions that even at a reduced price its a deep deep sale. |
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| Attack of the Fanboy |
Brandon Adams |
3.5 / 5 stars |
06-21-2021 |
Tuque Games must have rolled a natural 20 on their saving throw, because none of Dark Alliance’s faults are able to bring the action-RPG down. It’s a solid cooperative dungeon crawler that’s positively dripping with D&D’s iconic Companions of the Hall setting and lore. The combat may take some getting used to, and putting your party together is more fiddly than it needs to be, yet Dark Alliance remains an entertaining adventure from beginning to end. |
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| AusGamers |
KostaAndreadis |
3 / 10 |
06-23-2021 |
There are so many things half-baked, broken, glitchy, or simply baffling it’s almost commendable. |
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| But Why Tho? |
Charles Hartford |
6 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
With its frustrating controls, and questionable AI the enjoyment that can be gained from Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is severely limited. If a player is looking to romp through a strongly realized D&D world, and a classic story of heroes scrambling to stop the legions of evil, it may be worth keeping the game on easy just to enjoy the setting and story. However, if you are looking for a full-fledged action RPG experience there are far better offering out there. |
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| CGMagazine |
Chris De Hoog |
6.5 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
Dark Alliance lacks compelling narrative and gameplay variety, despite being steeped in lore from its source material. |
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| Checkpoint Gaming |
Tom Quirk |
5 / 10 |
06-22-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance isn’t a bad game, but it does feel insubstantial at the moment. The lack of character development, plot or world-building will probably turn away hardcore D&D fans. As for the fans of multiplayer action games, while the core of the experience is fairly solid, the lack of technical polish, repetitive structure and unexciting loot system will likely not satisfy for long. Hopefully over time, patches and additional content can flesh out the experience and make it the rollicking fantasy hack and slash multiplayer funfest it has the potential to be. Just make sure you don’t forget to bring a friend or three. |
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| COGconnected |
Mark Steighner |
68 / 100 |
06-28-2021 |
Dear Dark Alliance: those of us that were fans of the original PS2 game and the Dungeons and Dragons franchise came ready to enjoy you. You waved your fancy pedigree and showed us your impressive environments, only to disappoint us once we paid the price of admission. So, fix the AI. Balance the single player game or ditch it entirely. Let the players create real characters that express themselves. Above all, kill the bugs. Do those things, and maybe we’ll come back, because it could be a nice little house to live in for a while. |
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| Cultured Vultures |
Thorne Stone |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a fun action game to play with friends whose deep combat gets overshadowed by a clunky lock-on mechanic and untimely framerate drops. |
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| Daily Mirror |
James Ide |
3 / 5 stars |
06-22-2021 |
D&D Dark Alliance really brings the world of Dungeons & Dragons to life, with great monsters, tones of atmosphere and no microtransactions but is tragically held back by bugs and poor AI. The story is serviceable but I expected a little more from a D&D game based on a much-loved book series. |
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| DASHGAMER.com |
Mark Isaacson |
Not Recommended |
06-30-2021 |
It’s hard to recommend to anyone who wants to play this solo, but if you can find a group willing to give it a shot via Xbox Game Pass in particular then at least you won’t feel too guilty about giving it a go. I really wish that wasn’t the only compliment I could give it, but here we are. |
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| Destructoid |
Zoey Handley |
4 / 10 |
06-29-2021 |
I wrack my brain trying to figure out Dark Alliance’s strengths, and I’m not coming up with much. The level design works surprisingly well for multiplayer. I was afraid looting would fall by the wayside, but every time a fight would wrap up, everyone would run off in different directions and grab chests before finally moving on. I didn’t feel like things were getting missed. Well, except for the shoes that would pop out of chests some other player would open. Those just rot, forgotten on the ground. |
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| Digital Chumps |
Steven McGehee |
6.2 / 10 |
10-25-2017 |
Ultimately, DA is one of those games that just about goes tit-for-tat on pros and cons. With some patching, this game could really break through to another level of quality, but we’ll have to see what develops in that regard. I understand that Tuque has several things lined up for the next six months. They’re planning on new free DLC and a new expansion, Echoes of the Blood War, and that’s cool. However, I think they really need to take a hard look at the base game and make several major adjustments to it before worrying about DLC, because if the base game doesn’t get right, there might not be much of an audience to bring back in with DLC and expansions. |
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| Digitally Downloaded |
Matt Sainsbury |
1.5 / 5 stars |
06-28-2021 |
I just didn’t expect it could be this bad. Dark Alliance is a functionally broken product. When enemies simply ignore you as you carve their health down to zero, when there’s so little to the game that that’s all you’re doing, and when the multiplayer experience is only superior because it’s a chance to share the misery with someone else, some passable graphics and one neat checkpointing system aren’t anywhere near enough to redeem this game. This is the poorest handling of a license since Superman 64. |
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| Eurogamer |
Robert Purchese |
Recommended |
06-25-2021 |
The Dark Alliance revival lacks finesse, and local co-op, but give it time and it’s not without its own charms. |
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| Everyeye.it |
Giovanni Calgaro |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dark Alliance returns after about sixteen years of oblivion. Tuque’s work, which became an in-house development studio at Wizards of the Coast, despite having a rather grandiose name and glorious past, starts from scratch adopting some rather drastic (and not always winning) solutions, for the canons of the hack ‘n’ slash genre. |
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| Explosion Network |
Dylan Blight |
3 / 10 |
07-04-2021 |
I don’t know who, in my right mind, I would recommend Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance to. |
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| Fextralife |
Fexelea |
7.2 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Though nothing like the original Dark Alliance games, this new iteration does just enough to warrant the attention of those who enjoy a co-operative dungeon crawling experience. And while I recommend waiting for a sale if you intend to play solo, the inclusion of matchmaking should allow just about anyone to find other players to party up with easily, which really feels like what this game was made for. |
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| Game Informer |
Matt Miller |
6 / 10 |
07-02-2021 |
Hacking and slashing with friends is always fun, but Dark Alliance has too many problems to recommend when so many other cooperative experiences offer more |
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| Game Rant |
Paul Mason |
3.5 / 5 stars |
06-21-2021 |
This game is a worthy successor to the Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance titles. Though the combat can become a bit repetitive, it’s fast-paced and engaging for the most part. While playing solo, it’s fun and challenging, and it’s easy to see how it would flourish with a full group of players. It isn’t perfect, but the over-the-top voice acting and character models, respect for Dungeons and Dragons lore, and intuitive combat make for a charming package. It’s casual enough for anyone to pick up and play while retaining enough Dungeons and Dragons standards to keep experienced players of the tabletop game content. Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance is a fun action RPG, that has an opportunity to open up Dungeons and Dragons to a wider audience. |
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| Gameblog |
Damien Greffet |
3 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
It’s difficult to recommend Dark Alliance to anyone else than biggest fans of Forgotten Realms’s lore. The game definitely lacks of polish and doesn’t shine at all when you talk about its gameplay, graphics or even its multiplayer options. |
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| Gamefa |
مهدی رضایی |
8 / 10 |
06-23-2021 |
Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance is the kind of game that has its own audience. If you’re a fan of fantasy games and of course service-centric, don’t miss Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance at all. Playing this game with friends is very enjoyable. |
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| GameMAG |
Unknown |
5 / 10 |
07-04-2021 |
If you love co-op based games, just look elsewhere, or simply wait before Dark Alliance will get all the necessary fixes and story expansions. As of right now, you can ignore the game completely, even on Game Pass. |
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| Gamerheadquarters |
Jason Stettner |
6 / 10 |
07-11-2021 |
Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance is an alright adventure, it’s got a fine amount of content and it’s good fun for a group. |
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| GamesBeat |
Jason Wilson |
30 / 100 |
06-21-2021 |
For now, Dark Alliance feels like many D&D adventures: Sometimes, you gotta slog through some combat in order to learn more about the world and enjoy a good story. |
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| GameSkinny |
Jason D’Aprile |
6 / 10 |
06-22-2021 |
Offering up four-player online action in a familiar setting, D&D Dark Alliance looks good but is chock full of problems. |
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| GameSpew |
Richard Seagrave |
5 / 10 |
06-28-2021 |
At the moment, Dungeon & Dragons: Dark Alliance is just too rough around the edges to recommend, but some will be able get enjoyment out of it if they can work past its issues. As ever, it’s fun battling your way through dungeons with friends, collecting loot as you go – especially once you’ve powered up your characters and learned some new moves. But until the camera has been tweaked to give you a better view, enemy AI has been improved and bugs have been quashed, the action will always be accompanied by an element of frustration and disappointment. It might be a good idea to wait for a patch or two before jumping in, basically. |
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| Gaming Nexus |
Eric Hauter |
6.5 / 10 |
06-22-2021 |
Dark Alliance has the core of a fun game, but many design decisions and some very spotty enemy AI prevent the game from fully taking flight. While the game still feels early, there is some fun to be had running around and taking advantage of Dark Alliance’s many issues. But with time, this game will become a mid-tier action adventure-which is exactly what it should be. |
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| GamingBolt |
Will Borger |
3 / 10 |
06-23-2021 |
Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance has good ideas, but poor enemy variety, samey levels, bad puzzles, a shockingly poor story, the lack of local co-op, several quality-of-life issues, and numerous bugs that affect every aspect of the game make it hard to recommend to anyone, no matter how much they like the source material. |
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| GamingTrend |
Ron Burke |
60 / 100 |
06-21-2021 |
Infested with bugs from start to finish, Dark Alliance is a button mashing affair that drops the 5E rules in favor of flash. The bosses are great, but the parts in between less so. Here’s hoping developer Tuque can pull this out of the Deep Wastes with their post-launch plans. |
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| Generación Xbox |
Javier Gutierrez Bassols |
6.3 / 10 |
06-29-2021 |
D&D: Dark Alliance is a game that is designed for those who already know the intrahistory of the Dark Elf and who know how to forgive the failures in the gameplay. With all this, if we are consistent, we are facing an enjoyable proposal, especially in cooperation with four friends. |
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| God is a Geek |
Chris White |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is much better with friends. There’s loads of loot and fun to be had, but combat is quite sluggish. |
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| Hey Poor Player |
Andrew Thornton |
2 / 5 stars |
07-03-2021 |
There’s room on the market for mindless action, especially when it can be played with friends. I’m glad a game like Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is on Game Pass because that’s the perfect way to get a group of friends playing together. I just wish that once they gathered, they had something better to play. Unfortunately, despite some parts of the game looking and sounding nice, there’s little else to recommend it. With awful AI, weightless combat, an unengaging story, and loot that feels inessential, the entire game is a slog. The biggest fans of Dungeons & Dragons may find a bit of fun with friends, but they deserve better than this. |
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| Hobby Consolas |
David Martinez |
70 / 100 |
06-22-2021 |
Dark Alliance brings back the characters from RA Salvatore books, and we love that, but the gameplay is repetitive, and we found several technical issues, related to visuals, control and enemy AI. |
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| IGN |
Travis Northup |
4 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a tedious co-op adventure with lots of goblins and even more bugs. |
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| IGN Italy |
Davide Mancini |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dark Alliance is an action game with a fiery soul and brave ambitions, whose gameplay is a little bit undermined by some naive choices and a lackluster balance. It’s fun in co-op and depicts with joy the D&D universe, but at day one it’s still too unpolished to achieve the glory of the top action RPGs. |
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| Impulsegamer |
Chris O’Connor |
3.4 / 5 stars |
07-16-2021 |
I don’t mind the game. I’m a big fan of the more traditional D&D games, but I also don’t mind a more brainless “mash keys and progress” type game and this arguably falls far more in that latter category. If you like a bit of Dungeon delving and aren’t too fussed about character details then this could be a good choice. If you really want page after page of stats and character story then this will probably leave you wanting. |
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| KeenGamer |
James Nunn |
5 / 10 |
06-27-2021 |
Dark Alliance lacks in diversity, with bugs littered throughout making it near impossible to remain immersed for more than 10 minutes at a time, if that. You will undoubtedly expect either a successful homage to Dungeons and Dragons or a high-quality action RPG with influence from that scene |
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| Metro GameCentral |
GameCentral |
3 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
A tragically awful attempt to revive the Dark Alliance name, with horribly repetitive combat, empty storytelling, and a dragon horde’s worth of bugs. |
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| MMORPG.com |
Garrick D. Raley |
4 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
I wanted to love Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance so badly. I grew up reading R.A. Salvatore’s novels about Drizzt and his companions. Baldur’s Gate was my first CRPG that I ever played. The original Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance and Dark Alliance II are probably my favorite games from the PS2 era. But sadly, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance just misses the mark in so many categories. It was a slog to get through, and there is almost no reason for me to ever pick it up again. |
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| New Game Network |
Alex Varankou |
40 / 100 |
06-27-2021 |
Dark Alliance is a dull and unpolished multiplayer action RPG with repetitive and glitchy combat, broken online connectivity, unbalanced solo play, and more than enough technical issues to put off anyone even slightly interested in checking it out. |
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| Oyungezer Online |
Can Arabacı |
4 / 10 |
07-01-2021 |
You better go and read the Drizzt books for the time and money you will spend on this game. |
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| PC Gamer |
Andy Kelly |
82 / 100 |
06-21-2021 |
A furiously entertaining action RPG whose horrible monsters are a delight to slay, whether you’re playing solo or co-op. |
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| PC Invasion |
Andrew Farrell |
3.5 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dull and clunky, this is one hell of a weak, uninspired action game that’s plagued with poor design choices and technical issues. |
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| PCGamesN |
Ian Boudreau |
5 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
A cheeky take on Dungeons & Dragons lore isn’t enough to carry the lacklustre combat, sluggish controls, and dodgy enemy hitboxes. |
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| PlayStation LifeStyle |
Paulmichael Contreras |
6 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance has the potential to become a fun showcase for the long-running franchise. Despite the issues, none of these are game-breaking bugs, and it is a passable RPG. Now we just have to see if Tuque Games has what it takes to turn things around. Fans of Dungeons & Dragons, of which there are untold millions, will love the lore and story of Dark Alliance. Who knows if their love of the franchise will translate into enough sales to warrant a sequel? If so, then there is a lot of work to do, but we’ve seen plenty of comebacks before, and we’ll no doubt see more in the future. With any luck, in the not-too-distant future we’ll gather ‘round the virtual campfire and enjoy a higher-scored adventure in the Icewind Dale thanks to the lessons learned from Dark Alliance. |
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| PlayStation Universe |
Garri Bagdasarov |
8 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dark Alliance is the type of game for people looking to blow off steam with their friends. It’s such an exploration ride that I just wanted to keep playing it all day long. The fun combat and loot system kept me coming back even if it is a shame the story set in the D&D universe written by a prolific writer fails to live up to its potential. It’s also baffling that almost no love was given to the game on the PS5 to utilize its power or even the DualSense controller. At $40 though almost all of its flaws can be overlooked for just plain old fun. |
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| Polygon |
Kazuma Hashimoto |
Recommended |
06-22-2021 |
In missions, players have two options upon clearing set areas, which are to increase the rarity of loot that will drop, or to rest at camp, which will create a checkpoint for the player and restore any used healing items. On the Legendary and Ascended difficulty |
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| Push Square |
Stuart Gipp |
7 / 10 |
06-28-2021 |
Dark Alliance is a game that seems destined to be forgotten, which is a shame because there’s a lot of old-school PS2-style fun to be had. Once split screen is patched in we can see ourselves going back to it regularly in order to relive those couch co-op days of yore, though the game is enjoyable solo as well if you choose your difficulty setting wisely. It’s nothing to set the world on fire but it’s a perfectly enjoyable throwback to dungeon crawling hack-and-slash classics that’ll work for you all the more if you’ve got a group of friends who yearn to go back in time to a simpler experience. Future content updates will only improve Dark Alliance and we’d urge you to give it a try for yourself. |
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| Rapid Reviews UK |
Ciaran McGinn |
3 / 5 stars |
07-12-2021 |
The fantasy genre is one we’re all familiar with. Whether it be The Lord of The Rings or shows like Netflix’s The Witcher, the genre has found a dedicated spot in modern pop culture. But it’s Dungeons and Dragons that really brought the fantasy genre to the fore, finding favour among the nerdiest of youths and the most famous of Hollywood actors. For a franchise as massive as D&D, you’d think that its adaptations and spinoffs into modern media would hold up pretty well. It’s why I got quite excited about the recently released D&D: Dark Alliance, which seeks to throw players into an epic campaign littered with all the trimmings of D&D’s vast universe. It accomplishes this to some degree, but as a whole, it feels closer to a critical fail than booming success. |
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| RPGamer |
Paul Shkreli |
2.5 / 5 stars |
06-28-2021 |
While there is some depth and enjoyment deep within the heart of the multiplayer experience, Dark Alliance fails to provide the engrossing gameplay experience that is required in order to sustain the sort of long-term community clearly desired by the game’s creators. |
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| Screen Rant |
William Cennamo |
1.5 / 5 stars |
06-22-2021 |
Overall, Dark Alliance needs a lot of work to truly warrant a playthrough and can only be recommended in its current state to massive fans of the book series who just want to know what happens in between books 1 and 2. The game itself is a masterpiece to look at, but falls short in the gameplay department, making this a tough sell for anyone who wasn’t already going to pick it up and play simply based on its source material. |
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| SECTOR.sk |
Táňa Matúšová |
5 / 10 |
06-29-2021 |
Just like with tabletop D&D, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance requires a party of friends to truly enjoy this buggy experience. Otherwise, it’s just a source of frustration. |
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| Shacknews |
Donovan Erskine |
7 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance delivers a solid D&D adventure, with exciting combat and a slew of monsters to take down. Though my experience was a bit dulled by crashes and some minor bugs, it certainly didn’t ruin the game for me. Dark Alliance fits in nicely in the pantheon of Dungeons and Dragons games. |
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| Sirus Gaming |
Carri Grant Raffy Abenoja |
5 / 10 |
07-15-2021 |
Overall, Dark Alliance is a fun game for quick 30-minute sessions with friends. However, I’d personally want it to stay in development for longer so developers would fix some of the game’s issues. It’s highly detailed and beautiful, but that’s the only best quality I could say about it right now. |
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| SpazioGames |
Daniele Spelta |
Recommended |
06-21-2021 |
Dark Alliance has some intriguing mechanics and a smart level design. |
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| TechRaptor |
Tyler Chancey |
6.5 / 10 |
06-22-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance offers a decent arcade action RPG experience, but suffers from midbudget jank and some questionable combat elements. |
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| The Angry Joe Show |
Joe Vargas |
2 / 10 |
07-01-2021 |
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| The Games Machine |
Simone Rampazzi |
6.5 / 10 |
06-26-2021 |
Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance is a double-edged sword. The setting and the characters are sure to appeal to an R. A. Salvatore fan, and there are hints of a fun, entertaining game here and there. But they are often overshadowed by the many issues, such as extremely poor enemy AI and questionable design choices. |
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| TheSixthAxis |
Reuben Mount |
5 / 10 |
07-09-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance fails to live up to both the potential of its placement in the D&D canon and the legacy of the Dark Alliance name. As a mediocre-to-good game, depending on whether you’re alone or with friends, the whole experience is sluggish and dull in execution, and sails close to the average tabletop D&D session where you play for four hours and somehow only walk down a single corridor, but without the enjoyment that comes with that experience. |
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| Too Much Gaming |
Miguel Mendoza |
3 / 10 |
09-08-2021 |
I personally find it hard to fault a game when it sports a lower than average asking price on launch, but I cannot recommend this game to anyone. It’s been nothing but a frustrating experience all throughout, with no redeeming gameplay qualities. But hey, at least the cutscenes were nice. |
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| TrueAchievements |
Tom West |
4.5 / 5 stars |
06-21-2021 |
Overall, Dungeons & Dragon: Dark Alliance is a fantastic example of a third-person action RPG, offering a great amount of story and lore through varying missions. With only a few minor setbacks aside, I’d have no problem saying that Tuque Games has brought my Drizzt Do’Urden and companions fantasies to life in all of the best ways. I’ll be seeing this game through to the very end without a shadow of a doubt, and have no issue recommending it to anybody that enjoys action RPGs. Grab some buddies and head to Icewind Dale — you won’t regret it! |
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| Use a Potion |
Unknown |
6.5 / 10 |
06-30-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a lot of fun to play with friends, but it has enough issues to see it fall short of co-op greatness as it stands. A sketchy camera, dumb enemy AI, and some balancing issues can hold the experience back, especially when playing solo. |
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| WayTooManyGames |
Heidi Hawes |
3 / 10 |
07-05-2021 |
As a whole, I can’t recommend Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance. If you’re attempting to play it on a last gen system, it’s almost impossible to get through. Even if you’re playing it on a current gen system, it’s still not worth your time. It’s simply not fun. It’s so bland and generic that it’s a slog to get through. There are many other co-op action adventure games out there are much more entertaining, such as Diablo III or Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance. And the latter isn’t even that good to begin with. |
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| Wccftech |
Rosh Kelly |
6.9 / 10 |
06-25-2021 |
With some friends, you can have a lot of fun exploring Dungeons and Dragons: Dark Alliance without needing to roll any dice, but inconsistent combat and frustrating bosses make the experience more of an ordeal than it should be, not to mention unenjoyable by yourself. |
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| Windows Central |
Samantha Nelson |
3 / 5 stars |
06-21-2021 |
Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is a decent brawler if you’re looking for casual fun while chatting with your friends on Discord. If you’re expecting much depth from the plot or combat mechanics, you’ll likely be disappointed. |
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| Worth Playing |
Cody Medellin |
7.5 / 10 |
06-21-2021 |
Your perception of Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is going to heavily depend on how you want to play. If you want to go solo, prepare to toil away at the easiest difficulty level before taking on anything else. If you’re planning to go with a team and don’t mind the current restrictions, then you’ll find this to be an enjoyable romp despite some occasional quirks. Considering its $39.99 price tag, Dark Alliance is worth a shot for those looking for an online co-op fix that isn’t another shooter. |
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| Xbox Achievements |
Richard Walker |
55 / 100 |
06-21-2021 |
Boasting solid combat marred by a woolly lock-on system and repetitive objectives, Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance is, nonetheless, a mostly enjoyable hack ‘n’ slash adventure that’s best played in co-op. |
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| ZTGD |
Terrence Johnson |
7 / 10 |
07-01-2021 |
In closing ill say it again, Dark Alliance is not a perfectly executed game but the fun to be had when everything works is worth enduring the little issues. It delivers a fun D&D adventure with some epic combat moments. Even with the issues that I experienced I think this is a solid game and with a bit more polish via patches will fit quite nicely among its dungeon crawler brethren. |
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