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Overlord Xbox 360 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:767649401529
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:X360_OVERLORD
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | role-playing |
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ive had a pretty good time with Overlord so far (im about 15 hours in). i first heard about it a little over a year before it was released, and i had really been looking forward to this one. while it is a good game, and there isnt much selection for these types on the 360, it is kind of a let down for me. if only for the fact that i was hoping for a darker more mature, violent game than it’s turned out to be. i was also hoping for a slightly deeper experience as well (huge Oblivion fun) but its ok, because this game is very entertaining, between the villagers cowering in fear before you, to you minions getting drunk and “relieving themselves” all over the place. thats still priceless.as most people have already said, this sort of plays like a mix of Fable (Xbox) and Pikmin (GC). you control the overlord with the left stick, and you can use the right stick to navigate your minions to various locations.the one thing i really didnt like about this game is the lack of any sort of in game map. there’s a little one that comes with the game, but its pretty much useless. you can waste so much time trying to find your way around places, and you often end up walking in big circles trying to find your way around.all in all, this game was a great buy, and i would encourage anyone into fantasy games, and anyone just looking for something a little different to check this one out.
Took forever to ship. But worth the price. Brand new copy.
Saying this is a mix of Dungeon Keeper and Pikmon(sp??) was right on the money. You can be a good little Overlord and get a dark mistress to be your bride or have a real challenge and be a good savior and have a nice good woman at your side.Yes, I as well as everyone else that has played this did not fight against their nature and became an evil Overlord with all of the killing and just unruly behavior it implies. Which is fun, just letting your minions out on their own doing what they will with whatever they find.You can try to be a good overlord helping the peasants, rescuing them, and helping out with various quests. Then after several good deeds you make a mistake and burn down the sacred elf forest by bringing a bunch of fireball slinging minions without thinking one of them may catch everything on fire.Now the gloves come off as everywhere you go someone calls you names which is barely a spark next to the open barrel of gasoline to which you respond with a ‘lesson’ to him. And his house, his neighbor’s house and the whole town since you are on a roll. The auto-save kicks in and now you are a mass murdering evil overlord.In this game, being evil is fun.
While the commercials make Overlord seem like a Dungeon Keeper game – a series I *adored* – in actual gameplay, this is pretty much Pikmin with an attitude. This can be great or annoying depending on your point of view.You are playing a dark lord who looks very suspiciously like Sauron from the Lord of the Rings series. Your advisor and minions are straight from Gremlins, with perhaps a bit of Yoda thrown in for good measure. When you head out on your first world to conquer, you run into hobbits, who live in little holes with round doors, in a village named … “Spree”. Yes, the game goes out of its way to be cute and poke fun at all fantasy stories.Just like in Dungeon Keeper, you are in control of a swarm of mindless but generally loyal lackeys. You start with just the basic grunts, but as you progress you can unlock a healthy variety of creature types.Most of your tasks are typical – get 10 minions to push aside a blockade, send your minions in to raze a village, and so on. While you are praised for being “evil”, you’re also warned to allow at least some innocents to survive so they provide workers for your empire. Meanwhile, back at the Evil Castle, your progress means that they fix up the place so it is worthy of being your home.I do have to admit the little minions are quite cute. If you raid a pumpkin patch, a few of them will grab pumpkins and stick them on their heads. As they find weapons and armor, they’ll equip them, so each minion becomes unique. If you need heal.
The game is a lot of fun! Sometimes the controls are a little fiddly and your character spends a lot of time running around, but all in all, it’s a great time. I do love playing it.
Pretty fun game. My kid has an unreasonable love for it as far as I can tell but I only think it’s okay. I do enjoy the minions, they are quite entertaining. But the gameplay…there is a LOT of hunting around for various places and things and it gets tiresome. I’m not sure I ever got around to beating the 2nd boss because I was having so much trouble finding those nodes in the forest. The graphics aren’t great and sometimes it’s pretty unclear where you can and cannot go, or what you can interact with vs. what you can’t. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because my kiddo is just gaga over this game, personally I would only give it a 3 star rating.
I really liked this game. Overall it was very entertaining and well worth $20. There were some funny parts but some of the repetitive sayings could get annoying. The peasants would say the same thing every time you walked past them and the first time I was very tempted to go evil and kill them to make them be quiet.The main thing that bothered me was the lack of some type of map or even something telling me what direction I was walking. A few times a peasant would tell me something was going on to the east and I had no idea which way that was. It would also be nice to have a map that told the location of minions that were taking an object to one of the way points. They didn’t always go to the closest one and when they didn’t come back after a few minutes I would have to go find them. I also ended up wandering in circles several times and had to take the way point back to the tower so I could figure out where I was (assuming I could find a way point).There were some glitches with the camera that always seemed to show up when I was fighting a large group of enemies. While attacking zombies I sent my guys out in several directions and my camera angle was swinging everywhere rather than following in the direction that the overlord was pointed. The camera also decided part way through the game to go to a bird’s eye view and it took me a lot of fidgeting with the controls to get it back to where it was originally. I even resorted to reading the directions and it didn’t cover how to.
I finally decided to order Overlord for the 360 on retrolio for 6 dollars. I wasn’t sure what to expect, having never really heard of it prior.It came, I popped it in and well, I never looked back. I’ve been playing it almost exclusively for the past 4 days now and I am blown away by how much of a wonderful game this is.As the game opens you (the overlord) is being woken up from a long slumber by some wicked little gremlins you’ll later refer to as “minions”. These creatures explain some of what happened to you, and start equipping you in Overlord armor, and after some more dialogue and a little training, you begin your quest.As The Overlord, your goal is to be evil. Now that can mean a little evil, or extremely evil, it’s up to you, and your choices throughout the game WILL have an impact on the story.You control minions of different types, like red minions specialize in fire, for example. All in all there’s brown, green, red, and blues you’ll be controlling. You can make your minions fight for you, pillage and loot villages, and basically anything else, like opening doors and gates, etc.In this sense, the game takes on an RTS quality, because you’ll have to be strategic with your minions to solve puzzles and beat bosses. At other times though, it’s an RPG the likes of Fable.The graphics don’t do a whole lot to show true next-gen visuals, but having said that the graphics are still nice and the world is beautiful to look at.Now this game, although you play an evil character, i.
Let me get something straight. I liked this game. A LOT. I think its tons of fun once you get all the controls down and then figure out the different tactics which each minion. It is a fun mix between combat and puzzle solving, something few games actually achieve. My only dislike was the story. Not that it wasn’t funny or entertaining but it didn’t really give me much room in the way of deciding what type of villain I would be. Great game. however.
Xbox 360 game plays very well.
Raul Duke –
ive had a pretty good time with Overlord so far (im about 15 hours in). i first heard about it a little over a year before it was released, and i had really been looking forward to this one. while it is a good game, and there isnt much selection for these types on the 360, it is kind of a let down for me. if only for the fact that i was hoping for a darker more mature, violent game than it’s turned out to be. i was also hoping for a slightly deeper experience as well (huge Oblivion fun) but its ok, because this game is very entertaining, between the villagers cowering in fear before you, to you minions getting drunk and “relieving themselves” all over the place. thats still priceless.as most people have already said, this sort of plays like a mix of Fable (Xbox) and Pikmin (GC). you control the overlord with the left stick, and you can use the right stick to navigate your minions to various locations.the one thing i really didnt like about this game is the lack of any sort of in game map. there’s a little one that comes with the game, but its pretty much useless. you can waste so much time trying to find your way around places, and you often end up walking in big circles trying to find your way around.all in all, this game was a great buy, and i would encourage anyone into fantasy games, and anyone just looking for something a little different to check this one out.
Alex McDaid –
Took forever to ship. But worth the price. Brand new copy.
Gadget junkie –
Saying this is a mix of Dungeon Keeper and Pikmon(sp??) was right on the money. You can be a good little Overlord and get a dark mistress to be your bride or have a real challenge and be a good savior and have a nice good woman at your side.Yes, I as well as everyone else that has played this did not fight against their nature and became an evil Overlord with all of the killing and just unruly behavior it implies. Which is fun, just letting your minions out on their own doing what they will with whatever they find.You can try to be a good overlord helping the peasants, rescuing them, and helping out with various quests. Then after several good deeds you make a mistake and burn down the sacred elf forest by bringing a bunch of fireball slinging minions without thinking one of them may catch everything on fire.Now the gloves come off as everywhere you go someone calls you names which is barely a spark next to the open barrel of gasoline to which you respond with a ‘lesson’ to him. And his house, his neighbor’s house and the whole town since you are on a roll. The auto-save kicks in and now you are a mass murdering evil overlord.In this game, being evil is fun.
gary endicott –
Absolutely happy with this product
Lisa Shea –
While the commercials make Overlord seem like a Dungeon Keeper game – a series I *adored* – in actual gameplay, this is pretty much Pikmin with an attitude. This can be great or annoying depending on your point of view.You are playing a dark lord who looks very suspiciously like Sauron from the Lord of the Rings series. Your advisor and minions are straight from Gremlins, with perhaps a bit of Yoda thrown in for good measure. When you head out on your first world to conquer, you run into hobbits, who live in little holes with round doors, in a village named … “Spree”. Yes, the game goes out of its way to be cute and poke fun at all fantasy stories.Just like in Dungeon Keeper, you are in control of a swarm of mindless but generally loyal lackeys. You start with just the basic grunts, but as you progress you can unlock a healthy variety of creature types.Most of your tasks are typical – get 10 minions to push aside a blockade, send your minions in to raze a village, and so on. While you are praised for being “evil”, you’re also warned to allow at least some innocents to survive so they provide workers for your empire. Meanwhile, back at the Evil Castle, your progress means that they fix up the place so it is worthy of being your home.I do have to admit the little minions are quite cute. If you raid a pumpkin patch, a few of them will grab pumpkins and stick them on their heads. As they find weapons and armor, they’ll equip them, so each minion becomes unique. If you need heal.
Vii –
Great game. Plays well. Very much NOT for kids. For many reasons.
HellsingXSoprano –
The game is a lot of fun! Sometimes the controls are a little fiddly and your character spends a lot of time running around, but all in all, it’s a great time. I do love playing it.
VeronaNader –
Great game…
Jim Piampiano –
One of our favorite games.
LIZBETH ALBERTS –
THANK YOU FOR A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE THANK YOU FOR A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE THANK YOU AND SEE YA AGAIN! YOU ROCK! A+ ALL THE WAY. A+ A