One thing I really love about the beginning of this track is the ominous, sinister sound it conveys, before the more militaristic aspects of the theme properly kick in. Consider that, when the game begins and you first explore the stronghold, it is ages after the fall of the Sarafan, and is being used by Moebius's vampire hunters as a base of operations, and thus is long removed from its former glory and repute. Gradually, over the course of the game, little by little, and with varying perspectives, information is gleaned about the past, what occurred, and Raziel's purpose and how he fits into Kain's plan. That's why the ominous part at the beginning of the theme is so fitting for the setting: it's concealing a secret. A massive one, at that. And when that monumental revelation comes at the end of the game, with the climax ultimately coming in the same stronghold, it completely shatters everything the player and Raziel thought they knew to be true. Such a masterfully designed game and series, truly the peak of storytelling in the medium, and with a soundtrack that is 100% in service to that end, and is pretty damn great to boot.
One thing I love about The Legacy of Kain series... Our numbers are few. I have yet to meet one person outside the internet who is a true fan. We get to enjoy these legendary soundtracks.
Call me a weirdo, but this game engraved itself into my memory so deeply, whenever we get the first snows (which is sadly seldom), I just like to stand on my terrace, crank up this song and enjoy the atmosphere for a bit.
Same here! I can relate to that comment so much. Whenever there's a rainy day or a cloudy/gloomy weather, I like to play this song and let nostalgia take over.
What if a group of hardcore paranormal fans mixed the legacy into part of a vivid detailed independent animation series, to help resurrect the series as a cameo, to help bring a sequel to life?
These blades coiled in sinister embrace have inspired fear into creatures far more durable than you, old man. Bound as they are i can only imagine what it would do to your souls fragile shell.
same story here tho i started my interaction with this remarkable title straight from Defiance so my knowledge of the lore was practically non existent, yet i loved and was scared at the same time by the audio/visual designs of Raziel, Kain and many other characters.
It's amazing how many people who didn't speak English played and loved these games. There's one in every comment section. That's how incredible the atmosphere and storytelling is. You don't even need to know the language to feel the impact of this series. The world itself is a story that can be enjoyed past all borders.
Fortunately or not, except for the first Blood Omen there was an excellent translation in my native tongue, Italian. But it still couldn't beat the original English. Luckily SR2 and Defiance were multilingual, and I bought BO 1 and 2 from UK (stupid PAL gaming). I also have them all on GOG just because I like them too much.
"And so I returned to the sanctuary of my enemy, the fortress of the Sarafan brotherhood, deemed impossible for any man to penetrate... (Laugh) IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY MAN..."
This saga is a serious hot shit, few times i've experience a world so detailed, so well painted, so full of culture, with such an original and unique mythos around it. Amazing artwork, dense plotline, superb writing, top notch voice acting and overall good gameplay. I really miss the times when videogames where made to impress, done by a group of talented men and women who wanted to deliver a craft of the finest quality. If you consider yourself a gamer, you MUST play the entire Kain series, you won't be dissapointed, i promise.
I'd recommend Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. It's nowhere near the level that LoK achieved (being honest, nothing comes close to this masterpiece), however, it's a pretty good story.
What I love is the slow way this builds from disparate, somber sounds into a militant marching song. Especially that last little throat-singing note at 2:11. The single voice, like a hermetic monk in a cell, suddenly vanished against pipes, marching drums, and the slow chanting of a more ‘angelic’ sounding choir. All crescendoing beautifully at 3:12 into the Sarafan March. Orderly, unified and zealous. Before dropping back into silence abruptly. That sudden dip, I’ve always liked to imagine, represents the order crumbling after Vorador slaughtered the Circle. For a brief moment the Sarafan held Nosgoth in their armored, blood-soaked hands and then it was gone.
Beautifully said. Even a creature of the Night like you, I suppose, can possess the beauty of poetry. Now tell us where your mongrol Leader Kain is and we shall spare you from the Fire, demon!!
theres a part of the dialogue of Raziel and the Ghost of Moebius on the Blood Omen Era "I don't think this has anything to do with the Pillars or Kain's failure to sacrifice himself." the camera does a hard focus on raziel and the fact this track plays in the background gave that phrase a powerful meaning, the moment that Raziel states that he knows about Moebius machinations.
Especially when you consider Raziel's usually brash and sudden reacts to things and how calm and introspective he is when he says that. Second playthrough of Soul Reaver 2 that line gave me chills. Lol.
@@michaelreuter2524 The Sarafan Lord is not the Nemesis. The first is a Hylden general, the second is a human king called William the Just gone mad by power and corruption. When he changed his ways, all of Nosgoth saw him as an enemy, which is why he became "The Nemesis".
Remember playing this and Defiance at least 9-10 years ago on PS2(recently replayed it on PC). This song has been stuck in my head ever since, regardless how much time passes, I always end up returning to it.
I remember playing this game when I was really young and being afraid of all of the creatures. Needless to say, I never made it far. Still brings some great memories whenever I hear this track.
Roughly the same boat, I was young, maybe too young for the series, but old enough to enjoy it. This more than anything showed a young me to potential of video games. The story, the characters, the depth of narrative. There was a whole gothic world out there, and back in the day it was amazing.
@@benik74 I actually came back to it sometime a few months ago and finally beat it after 11 years. I also went on to Defiance, but for whatever reason my controller finally started going on the fritz. lmao
The legacy of kain soundtrack is priceless. When I finally got into dark souls and played long enough the lack of music drove me crazy I quickly put one together out of blood omen, soul reaver and defiance. It didn't carry the exact mood it did in their original games but they were so good I can't play ds1 without it. Kurt does not get enough credit for his work on the series.
This tune plays in my head when i enter a building im not familiar with. Like when i went for an job interview and had to go through an office complex to get to the room i had my interview in. Or when i visit an apartment block, that my friend moved into. My infiltration music 😂
I love the weird blend of medieval European fanfare and East Asian monastic sounds in this track. Really gives you a feel for what kind of organization the Sarafan are as you enter their home base. If not for the music and the superb environmental world-building, they'd just come off as an order of generic, zealous fantasy paladins.
I played this game back in 2012 and it took me till this year to beat it, even during the time before and after I beat this game, this theme still sticks in my head from time to time. I don't know why.
This game and song have just resonated to me over the years ever since i played SR2 (and quitting because i was scared of the monsters) but came back after I played and beat Defiance. It was one of my favorite adventures growing up and I still cherish the LoK series. I even have The Pillars as my permanent desktop wallpaper (modded by Skyrim's engine)
You had me up until game play. Everything about the game was great, the one clear exception being the game play. Probably the lightning too, because some areas are just impossible to see in. Could just be my TV though.
@@stephanusghibellino no entendiste nada entonces, si jugaste blood omen 2 sabrías que los sarafan fueron una creación de los Hilden para vengarse de los vampiros. Los vampiros originales habrán sido bien intencionados (janos audren) pero servían a un Dios que no sabían que era maligno (elder God) y los Hilden luchaban en contra de ese dios. No es tan fácil discernir cual es el bando bueno o malo, todos han sido manipulados por el elder God para que siga existiendo un mundo de guerras y muertes para poder alimentarse de almas.
Strangely enough, I was enlightened by the 'devious' Kain, not by you. In fact, I've learned much more than you counted on - I understand now how you've tried to manipulate all of history for your own personal gain. But now all your little schemes are whirling in ruin around you, aren't they? All because I decided to exert my will for once, rather than obey the demands of sorcerers and spirits and demons all singing the same tiresome refrain: 'kill Kain!'
LOK Blood Omen and Soul Reaver 1 were amazing in story, one of the best. I loved the gameplay in the next ones, but they felt like the story was prolonged to generate money from then on. Originally we were meant to kill Turel in the original Soul Reaver, so I guess a lot of thing was changed to keep sequels coming.
God, you're such a liar and with rose tinted glasses too. It was never meant to end with Soul Reaver 1, at the end Raziel would've still travelled back to the past, realizing that vampires were crucial to Nosgoth and it's not like they prolonged the story to make money, they didn't had the time or resources to implement all of the features. I like that they couldn't because that meant they actually could tell more developed stories with newer technology, it's not the devs being greedy you cynical douche.
Soul Reaver 1 and 2 were like the first two Golden Sun games and first two Shenmue games, planned as a whole game but had to be split in half due to time constraint. What bites about the Soul Reaver games is they were supposed to connect using the same memory card and carry over stuff from one game to the next and expand the overworld. Because things changed with the PS2 and the extra time they took, the story got all turned around and had to be explained away with time travel and stuff ocuring offscreen with characters narrating it. I don't hate it. In face, I like it. It's one of the few time travel stories that doesn't eff it up and it all wraps up nicely by the end, even if the series ended on a cliffhanger.
A battle across space and time I always like to think that the vampires were the good guys and that humanity with the villains like what janos audron said "no I do not hate them, humans fear what they don't understand!" Kain wanted to get the pillars under vampire control like it was meant to be, also he wanted to be in charge of his own destiny not how to be made by somebody else I don't know there's some things I still don't understand about the series.
It's not. this version is the normal version, You're talking about the Battle version one, when you Start combat, it speeds up. Look it up. Its called Sarafan Battle Every song in this game since the first game, had always 2 Version of teh same song, one faster for battle, and slower for ambient lol.
One thing I really love about the beginning of this track is the ominous, sinister sound it conveys, before the more militaristic aspects of the theme properly kick in. Consider that, when the game begins and you first explore the stronghold, it is ages after the fall of the Sarafan, and is being used by Moebius's vampire hunters as a base of operations, and thus is long removed from its former glory and repute. Gradually, over the course of the game, little by little, and with varying perspectives, information is gleaned about the past, what occurred, and Raziel's purpose and how he fits into Kain's plan. That's why the ominous part at the beginning of the theme is so fitting for the setting: it's concealing a secret. A massive one, at that. And when that monumental revelation comes at the end of the game, with the climax ultimately coming in the same stronghold, it completely shatters everything the player and Raziel thought they knew to be true. Such a masterfully designed game and series, truly the peak of storytelling in the medium, and with a soundtrack that is 100% in service to that end, and is pretty damn great to boot.
One thing I love about The Legacy of Kain series... Our numbers are few. I have yet to meet one person outside the internet who is a true fan. We get to enjoy these legendary soundtracks.
one of the best stories ever told in a videogame
not one of the best, it is the best.
zNoteck indeed sir.
if im honest theg gameplay is kinda meh but the story and raziels conversation with himself are just amazing
Indeed, megaman is a very good story but this is just better, i have no words to describe this story
2017 & this track is still awesome right?? Haha
Call me a weirdo, but this game engraved itself into my memory so deeply, whenever we get the first snows (which is sadly seldom), I just like to stand on my terrace, crank up this song and enjoy the atmosphere for a bit.
Same here! I can relate to that comment so much. Whenever there's a rainy day or a cloudy/gloomy weather, I like to play this song and let nostalgia take over.
I like to take long walks in the snow listening to the Phendrana Drifts theme from Metroid Prime so I can totally understand that.
You and i both
weird-o
What if a group of hardcore paranormal fans mixed the legacy into part of a vivid detailed independent animation series, to help resurrect the series as a cameo, to help bring a sequel to life?
"Why did you not kill Kain when you had the chance? He was at your mercy!"
"Precisely. I had a choice, and I chose mercy. "
2021 and I'm still playing Soul Reaver, Soul Reaver 2 and Defiance
What about blood omen 1 and 2?
@@noahdean9685 Exactly, it's called "legacy of kain" for a reason. He's still the main character.
These blades coiled in sinister embrace have inspired fear into creatures far more durable than you, old man. Bound as they are i can only imagine what it would do to your souls fragile shell.
I recall playing SR2 as an 8-year old boy with no knowledge of English. This theme combined with the dark, stoic atmosphere used to scare me shitless.
I had the same experience with the SR1, and oh boi I never thought vampires could be this level of awesomeness
same story here tho i started my interaction with this remarkable title straight from Defiance so my knowledge of the lore was practically non existent, yet i loved and was scared at the same time by the audio/visual designs of Raziel, Kain and many other characters.
It's amazing how many people who didn't speak English played and loved these games. There's one in every comment section. That's how incredible the atmosphere and storytelling is. You don't even need to know the language to feel the impact of this series. The world itself is a story that can be enjoyed past all borders.
Fortunately or not, except for the first Blood Omen there was an excellent translation in my native tongue, Italian. But it still couldn't beat the original English. Luckily SR2 and Defiance were multilingual, and I bought BO 1 and 2 from UK (stupid PAL gaming). I also have them all on GOG just because I like them too much.
"And so I returned to the sanctuary of my enemy, the fortress of the Sarafan brotherhood, deemed impossible for any man to penetrate... (Laugh) IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANY MAN..."
Deep within these walls, my prey awaited, Moebius the time streamer. Deceiver and eternal gamester, using living beings as his pawns
Ahh i like that look on your face moebius you really don't know what to do now do you old man here you are caught without your damn staff
This saga is a serious hot shit, few times i've experience a world so detailed, so well painted, so full of culture, with such an original and unique mythos around it. Amazing artwork, dense plotline, superb writing, top notch voice acting and overall good gameplay.
I really miss the times when videogames where made to impress, done by a group of talented men and women who wanted to deliver a craft of the finest quality.
If you consider yourself a gamer, you MUST play the entire Kain series, you won't be dissapointed, i promise.
I'd recommend Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice. It's nowhere near the level that LoK achieved (being honest, nothing comes close to this masterpiece), however, it's a pretty good story.
Well said
So we can say that, metaphorically speaking, Legacy of Kain is 'Lord of the Rings of video games' hehe :).
What is "the entire Kain series"?
gameplay in soul reaver 1 was one of the best games in history, nexts soul reavers are generc
"'Where am I?' is the usual question. In your case, *when* might be more apt."
A Story Beyond Time.
An Adventure Beyond Belief.
I can smell a JoJo Reference
@@Dogasupreme What a fucking pleb
@@Dogasupreme i can smell water...
tell me, jojo fan, like Rahab, did you learn to swim while living, breathing and consuming jojo?
What I love is the slow way this builds from disparate, somber sounds into a militant marching song.
Especially that last little throat-singing note at 2:11. The single voice, like a hermetic monk in a cell, suddenly vanished against pipes, marching drums, and the slow chanting of a more ‘angelic’ sounding choir.
All crescendoing beautifully at 3:12 into the Sarafan March. Orderly, unified and zealous. Before dropping back into silence abruptly.
That sudden dip, I’ve always liked to imagine, represents the order crumbling after Vorador slaughtered the Circle. For a brief moment the Sarafan held Nosgoth in their armored, blood-soaked hands and then it was gone.
Beautifully said. Even a creature of the Night like you, I suppose, can possess the beauty of poetry. Now tell us where your mongrol Leader Kain is and we shall spare you from the Fire, demon!!
"suffer the hatred of the sarafan!"
The best work of arts in video games so far, in my opinion
its definitely up there
theres a part of the dialogue of Raziel and the Ghost of Moebius on the Blood Omen Era
"I don't think this has anything to do with the Pillars or Kain's failure to sacrifice himself."
the camera does a hard focus on raziel and the fact this track plays in the background gave that phrase a powerful meaning, the moment that Raziel states that he knows about Moebius machinations.
Especially when you consider Raziel's usually brash and sudden reacts to things and how calm and introspective he is when he says that. Second playthrough of Soul Reaver 2 that line gave me chills. Lol.
Kain Refused The Sacrifice !
A ploy by the Hilden, a lose/lose scenario either way. good thing Janos Ordrans body is strong for the Nemesis to use in their new crusade.
@@michaelreuter2524 The Sarafan Lord is not the Nemesis. The first is a Hylden general, the second is a human king called William the Just gone mad by power and corruption. When he changed his ways, all of Nosgoth saw him as an enemy, which is why he became "The Nemesis".
the sack of rice
Remember playing this and Defiance at least 9-10 years ago on PS2(recently replayed it on PC). This song has been stuck in my head ever since, regardless how much time passes, I always end up returning to it.
When i started Defiance and the Stronghold had again still music i was like "YEEEES!!"
Removed Quasar Damn, the first time I played Defiance on PS2 was 10 years ago. Time sure flies.
Uhm...me 13 years ago! I bought the game the day it was released! xD xD
I remember playing this game when I was really young and being afraid of all of the creatures. Needless to say, I never made it far. Still brings some great memories whenever I hear this track.
Roughly the same boat, I was young, maybe too young for the series, but old enough to enjoy it. This more than anything showed a young me to potential of video games. The story, the characters, the depth of narrative. There was a whole gothic world out there, and back in the day it was amazing.
@@benik74 I actually came back to it sometime a few months ago and finally beat it after 11 years. I also went on to Defiance, but for whatever reason my controller finally started going on the fritz. lmao
"You knew I would lead the Sarafan to Janos, you vile bastard! You have been orchestrating my every move!"
The legacy of kain soundtrack is priceless. When I finally got into dark souls and played long enough the lack of music drove me crazy I quickly put one together out of blood omen, soul reaver and defiance. It didn't carry the exact mood it did in their original games but they were so good I can't play ds1 without it. Kurt does not get enough credit for his work on the series.
Every time I hear this symphony, I think how to plan, dream, and quietly master the future
Played the whole series ages ago and I still come back to this from time to time. They don't make games like this anymore....
One of the best videogames series ever made! It has everything: great story, complex characters, incredible soundtrack, voice acting and gameplay!
"I should kill you where you stand.
Hehehe perhaps you should my boy, but you don't."
***** I agree with you 100%
Ah! You two really are a pair... you're as fatalistic as he is!
"Are you so certain of that, Mobius?
@@SoulRippster "Death comes for us all, Raziel. It is just a matter of time."
Who played the whole series
+Matthew Holbrook Hell ya I did!
+Matthew Holbrook Positive sir!
+foxguy90 awesome man good story and games
Honestly I'm playing the very first game
This guy!
This track is timeless!!
"very well you old snake, if you prefer I use my bare hands...."
"No you don't kill me. That honor belongs to Kain, some 30 years from now."
@@rainehappy7097 AGH, you two are a pair, your just as fatalistic as he is
This tune plays in my head when i enter a building im not familiar with. Like when i went for an job interview and had to go through an office complex to get to the room i had my interview in. Or when i visit an apartment block, that my friend moved into. My infiltration music 😂
You're a righteous fiend aren't you?
Apparently I am...
@@ThanatosZero No, vampire. This is where it ends.
@@kanogata2714 Now let's finish this, ill make it mercifully quick!
@@TheRatzor Like you did for Janos?
@BestWayKilla No, that beast had deluded us for far too long. It’d be ashamed to end it too quickly.
I love the weird blend of medieval European fanfare and East Asian monastic sounds in this track. Really gives you a feel for what kind of organization the Sarafan are as you enter their home base. If not for the music and the superb environmental world-building, they'd just come off as an order of generic, zealous fantasy paladins.
Masterpiece
Kevin N. the real feeling of gaming... return in these classics will confirm it
Best story ever made, best voice actors, best game & it had one of the best tracks...this 1...SARAFAN STRONGHOLD
This masterpiece needs a Remaster o a Remake version. :'c
2:12 on is absolutely my favorite part of the song.
(Ironically they cut this part from Defiance for some reason.)
They screwed up cutting this part off.
I still have this game and my PS2 still kicking.
I have it too & still working perfectly fine.
Vae Victis.
Suffering, to the conquered.
@@pringles_mcgee "... and it was now i who suffered" (i know its from BO1)
You can drop the benevolent facade Mobius, I know who and what you are
I played this game back in 2012 and it took me till this year to beat it, even during the time before and after I beat this game, this theme still sticks in my head from time to time. I don't know why.
+civilwarfare101 Honour, my friend. Honour.
Same. This theme is something of an earworm to me. Not that I mind. The part at 0:53 is the part that mostly pops up in my head.
Same here. This track is so unforgettable.
@@PerceptionVsReality333
It really is. Its like LoK in a nutshell
GUARD ME, BROTHERS!
This theme is my childhood
0:02+4:02 The choir music has always been my favorite part of this track.
I've been in love with SR since that damn moment I put the CD in my childhood's PSX.
Do what you have to do, all great moves require a few martyrs...
My favourite theme on SR2. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 I play it always when I'm drawing.
cant get over this soundtrack its so good!!
Pillars od Nosgoth IMO is better
God this takes me back to running around the castle when I was a kid.
This game and song have just resonated to me over the years ever since i played SR2 (and quitting because i was scared of the monsters) but came back after I played and beat Defiance. It was one of my favorite adventures growing up and I still cherish the LoK series. I even have The Pillars as my permanent desktop wallpaper (modded by Skyrim's engine)
"all great causes require a few... Sacrifices"
03:10
Try to keep the casualties to a minimum, but do what you have to do.
All great movements require a few martyrs...
-Moebius
Alone, now, I surveyed my surroundings...
Great story, good sound.
The location that ties all LOK entries together
2:11 onward is my favorite part
Mine too. The eerie flutes and pick up of tempo. The Vampire Host starts marching!
2:11 The Sarafan marches across the land to purified and commit genocide all of nosgoth of The vampire plague for the good of humanity.
"You can drop the benevolent façade, Moebius! I know who and what you are! I should kill you where you stand!"
3:10
This games kills 2017 titles
Great story gameplay itp
Great soundtrack 🖕🖕🖕
You had me up until game play. Everything about the game was great, the one clear exception being the game play. Probably the lightning too, because some areas are just impossible to see in. Could just be my TV though.
Yeah, I miss this game so much. With all the remakes and remasters of other titles, there should be no reason why this masterpiece should be left out.
Gameplay was clunky and dull as hell in my opinion
Loved the story though, it's probably the best in gaming history
2019 anybody? :D
Yes... me! x ]
@@AlexelaChroniclesofNosgoth Yessssss you made me happy!!!
me too
Yeah in 2020.
@@PerceptionVsReality333 Amen my dude!
Este videojuego es genial y tiene un mensaje oculto
De hecho los escritores llegaron a comentar que era una crítica al fanatismo religioso.
@@stephanusghibellino no entendiste nada entonces, si jugaste blood omen 2 sabrías que los sarafan fueron una creación de los Hilden para vengarse de los vampiros. Los vampiros originales habrán sido bien intencionados (janos audren) pero servían a un Dios que no sabían que era maligno (elder God) y los Hilden luchaban en contra de ese dios. No es tan fácil discernir cual es el bando bueno o malo, todos han sido manipulados por el elder God para que siga existiendo un mundo de guerras y muertes para poder alimentarse de almas.
thanks! I wonde whatever Kurt is up to nowadays.
Came here for 3:12
Such a long build up to that point lol. The best part
@Jean Jacque Lundi u are different
That starting point is my favorite part of this track.
I swear I keep coming back to the Soul Reaver OST. This game made such an impact on me and I WISH we'd get more games :(
Strangely enough, I was enlightened by the 'devious' Kain, not by you.
In fact, I've learned much more than you counted on - I understand now how you've tried to manipulate all of history for your own personal gain.
But now all your little schemes are whirling in ruin around you, aren't they?
All because I decided to exert my will for once, rather than obey the demands of sorcerers and spirits and demons all singing the same tiresome refrain: 'kill Kain!'
"But you condemn us all with this impetuous act."
Hardly impetuous, took all the will I could muster. Has my refusal to kill Kain reshuffled your carefully stacked deck of cards?
3.17 remind me on soulcalibur
Kain would be great as a special guest star for soulcalibur!
@@noahdean9685I’d prefer if him or Raziel showed up in MK
@@javiersoriano671imagine the interactions with the other characters!
There is an ad 6 min in. Don't interrupt music of an ad. It's bad enough they're at the beginning and end.
Love this
*History abhors a paradox.*
Right about at 3:02 minutes is the part I used to hum while trying to get my little girl to sleep.
So vampire here we are you destroyed my brethren and now you come for me you'll find I'm not such easy prey
I have played through them all its amazing storyline, but should have a continuation
LOK Blood Omen and Soul Reaver 1 were amazing in story, one of the best. I loved the gameplay in the next ones, but they felt like the story was prolonged to generate money from then on. Originally we were meant to kill Turel in the original Soul Reaver, so I guess a lot of thing was changed to keep sequels coming.
God, you're such a liar and with rose tinted glasses too. It was never meant to end with Soul Reaver 1, at the end Raziel would've still travelled back to the past, realizing that vampires were crucial to Nosgoth and it's not like they prolonged the story to make money, they didn't had the time or resources to implement all of the features. I like that they couldn't because that meant they actually could tell more developed stories with newer technology, it's not the devs being greedy you cynical douche.
Soul Reaver 1 and 2 were like the first two Golden Sun games and first two Shenmue games, planned as a whole game but had to be split in half due to time constraint. What bites about the Soul Reaver games is they were supposed to connect using the same memory card and carry over stuff from one game to the next and expand the overworld. Because things changed with the PS2 and the extra time they took, the story got all turned around and had to be explained away with time travel and stuff ocuring offscreen with characters narrating it. I don't hate it. In face, I like it. It's one of the few time travel stories that doesn't eff it up and it all wraps up nicely by the end, even if the series ended on a cliffhanger.
this sounds like the backround music to The Last Kingdom, alil @ 1:01
10 Sarafan disliked this video
Most like, 10 Janos audrons
The legacy of kain was a temporal war
A battle across space and time I always like to think that the vampires were the good guys and that humanity with the villains like what janos audron said "no I do not hate them, humans fear what they don't understand!" Kain wanted to get the pillars under vampire control like it was meant to be, also he wanted to be in charge of his own destiny not how to be made by somebody else I don't know there's some things I still don't understand about the series.
I really wish they’re could be a 4th Soul Reaver game for PS4 or PS5
Well, your wish has kinda come true, 1 and 2 are being remastered for the 10th dec
Has this video been slowed down by 10% or something? Sounds really downtempo and distorted.
It's not. this version is the normal version, You're talking about the Battle version one, when you Start combat, it speeds up. Look it up. Its called Sarafan Battle Every song in this game since the first game, had always 2 Version of teh same song, one faster for battle, and slower for ambient lol.
here in 2019
My favourite game
Raziel personaggio degno dei migliori anime anzi probabilmente superiore
2:11 bro wtf is going on here ☠
The Sarafan did nothing wrong.
Even if they did succeed in killing all the vampires they would need something else to fight so they start targeting other humans!
3:10