Sorcery

[Emerald_Swords]

http://playstationlifestyle.net/2012/03/07/sorcery-release-date-announced-screenshots-concept-art-re...

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Sony has announced the release date for PlayStation Move title Sorcery, in addition to releasing screenshots and concept art from the game.

On the PS Blog, SCEA Product Marketing Manager Jefferson Dong announced that Sorcery will be made available at North American retailers on Tuesday, May 22, 2012. Sorcery is the story of a young sorcerer’s apprentice named Finn, who’s trying to save his realm from the darkness of the Nightmare Queen.

Sorcery Creative Director Brian Upton gives a more thorough explanation of the story:

Finn is in trouble. First, he accidentally blew up his master’s alchemy lab. Then he’s let Erline, his master’s magical cat, talk him into trespassing in the realm of the dead. Now he’s unleashed an ancient universe-destroying evil that won’t stop until everything he cares about is utterly annihilated. It has not been a good day.

Even though he’s only an apprentice, Finn must find a way to defeat  the Nightmare Queen before she destroys the human world. To do this he  must plunge deep into the realm of faerie — the Endless Stair, the  Faerie Forest, the Slumbering Palace. With Erline travelling at his side  he must master powerful and arcane magical spells, and use them to overcome the strange and twisted servants of Nightmare. He must solve challenging puzzles, and decipher the mysteries of alchemy. He must discover the secrets of the Nightmare Queen’s power and undo the damage that she has wrought.

And, above all, he must earn the right to be called … sorcerer.

[chickenbonetom]

Too bad it's only gunna have a 4-5 hr campaign.

[Emerald_Swords]

chickenbonetom wrote:
Too bad it's only gunna have a 4-5 hr campaign.

Completely irrelevent, does not determine the actual quality of the title. Journey; a perfect example.

[chickenbonetom]

Emerald_Swords wrote:
chickenbonetom wrote:
Too bad it's only gunna have a 4-5 hr campaign.
Completely irrelevent, does not determine the actual quality of the title. Journey; a perfect example.

I'm not questioning the quality i'm questioning the $39.99 price tag for a 4-5 hr game.

[Emerald_Swords]

Most games are on average 5-6 hours for $59.99.

[chickenbonetom]

Emerald_Swords wrote:
Most games are on average 5-6 hours for $59.99.

Yea but those same games also come with Online so it balances the short Campaign of the game out. Sorcery has no Online not even a Local Split Screen Option.