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Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas Review

Stuck in a dead calm.

by Staci Krause



January 23, 2004 - Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas is an action oriented adventure game in which players become the scoundrel Sinbad and take on the goddesses and the dangers of the sea. Atari



published this title which was developed by Small Rockets and licensed by DreamWorks. Cartoon like graphics and easy levels will definitely appeal to the younger generation, but it falls short of



entertaining to adults.



Scrolling text and a couple pictures tell the story, which begins with Sinbad attacking a ship carrying an artifact called the Book of Peace. He initially fights his way through the defending crew



with the intention of stealing the book, but after defeating an evil sea monster, meets an old friend and decides to help carry the valuable tome to its rightful place. The book ends up being taken



again and Sinbad is framed for its removal and sentenced to death. His friend happens to be the Prince and believing in Sinbad's innocence, takes his place in prison and sends our hero out to



retrieve the book. The story will be familiar for any scholars of ancient mythology, as characters like the Sirens who lure men to their deaths play a role.



Controls are pretty simple, if at times frustrating. Movement is done by the click of the mouse and right clicking will execute a special move which will shift Sinbad quickly out of the way. Three



keys are used for combat moves and using those motions in combination will perform more powerful attacks. The keyboard control has a level of customizability, but the defaults are quite usable. As



Sinbad defeats opponents, he fills up a power meter, which will allow the execution of one of two super moves. These moves do tremendous damage and can clear a screen of enemies swiftly.



Besides fighting off enemies using combat moves, there are also bosses which require a strategy to defeat. They are very difficult, but using evade maneuvers will go a long way to beating them.



Another type of level involves the harpoon on the boat. Ghosts or birds will attack the ship and before they reach the ship, they must be taken out with the harpoon. These levels require some



ability to be accurate and can be quite long, at times causing your mouse finger to have repetitive click pains. It should be noted that there are two difficulty levels to choose from, so there is



a more challenging mode geared towards the older crowd.