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Gladius Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:023272321758
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:XBOX_GLADIUS
———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.
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The disc works perfectly. I bought this because I wanted to play games with my wife and she struggles with timing. This turn based RPG can be a little confusing at first, but so far it has been a neat little adventure.
I rented this game on a whim and was completely surprised at how hooked I became on it. The game is basically a suped up pokemon game with different classes that do different damage against other classes, which have different powers. In this however you have a team that competes and it really helps equip them properly and use different characters in the varying fights. Sounded a little boring to me. After a few hours of game play though I really enjoy it. The main thing that I don’t’ like about this game is that when fighting large battles against two other teams of 4 or more. It takes FOREVER to get through everyone’s turn. I would definitely try this game out for a weekend. You’ll be surprised!
disc had a few more scratches on it then described actually froze during play and i had to restart. I remember playing this game when i was 15 such a fun game.
gladius was the first rpg that i have ever played this is by far the best game ever everything about this game is good you play as valens or his sister ursula as you battle and many arena to become the top gladiator i give this game a perfect 5 out of 5 its the best
I liked the game and I miss it. I remember playing this as a kid.
I’ve had more trouble pulling myself away from this game than anything since Gauntlet Dark Legacy. It is really more of an RPG and a strategy game than a fighting game. You lead a gladiator school in a long series of battles throughout 4 different lands. The fascination comes from the endless possible combinations of gladiator types, weapon types, different skills and moves, and other factors such as terrain and strengths/weaknesses. One of the many great things about this game is that it’s good for a lot more hours of play than other games. Before starting this I was in the waning interest of a 4th complete run-through of Dungeons & Dragons Heroes, a good game that is way too short. I’ve spent more time on Gladius than in my 4 times through D&D, and I’m still only a little over halfway through!I thought it was fun that the lead character’s voice was done by Michael Rosenbaum, who plays Lex Luthor on the Smallville TV show. I didn’t recognize any other voices.There are a few minor flaws with Gladius. I’ll just summarize them, although none has decreased my enjoyment of the game very much. The comments from the characters during battles are limited to a small number of phrases such as “For the Glory of the School!” Those same comments are repeated over and over, which does get annoying. Fortunately there is an option that lets you turn off the voices. I thought the graphics were pretty good, but there are some flaws, such as the very wooden and fake facial expressi.
Greatest game most people have never heard of. Play this game.
Gladius is a turn-based tactical strategy game. That is, your gladiators and your enemies each take turns moving and attacking in a grid-based arena. Gladius is very deep and can be complex if one does not take the time to learn how to really play it. I had this game for a month before I really discovered how great a game this is. I would reccomend the strategy guide as well, to help you spend your gladiator’s earned Skill Points more effectively.There is so much customization and character development – it is great! The gold you earn from battles is spent on better Weapons, Shields, Armor, Helmets, and Accessories. The graphics are very good, and the "paper doll" representation of your character looks great as you try on all the different equipment. Just like in Japanese RPG’s, your character stats change colors, red or green, to indicate if the equipment will help or hinder your chance of success in the arena. You can also customize the color of your character’s hair, skin color, armor, and clothes. They also have four different styles of outfits you can choose from for each character – you can make all your gladiators the same color (i.e. team colors) or just make them all individually completely different. It’s really cool.As you earn more Experience, your Level or stats goes up – Hit Points(HP), Defense(DEF), Power(PWR), Damage(DAM), Accuracy(ACC), Initiative(INI), Constitution(CON), and Move Rate(MOV). As these abilities go up, the better your gladiator will p.
Not one scratch and my favorite game
I rented Gladius by chance the first time I played it. The day I had to return it, I went and bought it.Gladius is first and foremost a strategy game, and the way it is put together — every type of fighter can best another type (sort of Rock Paper Scissors) — makes it challenging. The graphics, the settings, and the player depth are all wonderful. There is a great number of types of fighters, all of whose appearances and skills are customizeable. The game is very addictive, and most aspects of the game deserve thumbs up. Great game all-around.I would have liked to have seen more animation cut-scenes with more action (the character poses were always the same) and less text — not that I’m against reading, it just takes away from the game.I do suggest that if you purchase Gladius, you also get the strategy guide… unless this is only game you own. It will take quite a while to complete even with the strategy guide. Also, the strategy guide may clue you in on things you might have otherwise missed.