FIVE: Guardians of David

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This is a good game to spend time on by both relaxing and learning the Biblical stories written about King David. It is both fun and educational, as well as very engaging. I also love the armours and weapons throughout the game. There are also cache explanations of the Tanakh verses the storyline was based on (mainly from 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Chronicles, but occassionally also from Genesis and Exodus), for which you can also solve quizzes that give prizes in much superior weapons and armour.

Five - Guardians of David Review Overall I like this game a lot. While it is a bit older (2015) the graphics and gameplay are good. This game tells a story that is both copmpelling and also biblicaly accurate story. I love how the little caches illuminating spell out exactly what is in the bible alongside what has been added for narrative, and even show the reference biblical chapters and verses. Bravo for this! Sometimes the movement can be a bit weird. Especially during fights there doesn’t seem to be free movement, or it’s hard to click on exactly what you are trying to click on (specific enemy, enemy vs pottery, etc). There also are some seemingly significant issues which are still not addressed in a 10+ year old game, which is a bit disturbing. 1. The stash does not work on the Well of Bethlehem level. 2. Replay level locking you into the original story path. So after gaining acces to Zion, you can go back to complete prior levels. This can be helpful, such as collecting the story caches missed in the original playthrough. However, there is no easy way to get back to Zion and your current progress after replaying a level. I missed caches very early, in the David and Gloiat…

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This game is terribly optimized. There is no way a DX9 game from 2015 should be constantly dropping frames with an RTX4080. As others have reported in the Steam discussions, I experienced constant frame rate drops in 4k resolution no matter what I selected in the graphic options. This was especially bad in the cinematics and the Goliath boss battle section where the frame rate was constantly dropping into the 30s-40s. Another major issue with this game is the horrible save function. Even though you can click to save during a level, the game doesn't actually save. If you have to quit playing and then return, you are forced to restart the entire level with respawned enemies. Another problem with this game is that your characters often get stuck in the terrain such as on a simple rock where you need to restart the level. Graphics are also outdated, there are no difficulty settings, and there are constant biblical quotes and references throughout the entire game. The developer also abandoned this game, so there will be no patches to address any of these issues. I did not enjoy my time spent with this game, so I therefore cannot recommend it.

okay i changed my mind yes you should play it especially if you are looking for a way to learn about bible and gaming at the same time. yes its buggy but i dont think any other gaming studios have come this far in creating a great christian game. its still cool