In Culdcept Saga, you play as a young man of common birth. Some of them are just a little boring to listen to, but there's none so far that are just so horrible that I can't stand hearing them talk. I can't say that I'm a huge fan of all of the character's voices. As before, when you're halfway to the magic goal, the music speeds up to let you know that. With each board that you play, you'll get different background music. Something I've always loved about Culdcept is the background music. The level of detail and diversity is so much higher. The boards and opposing cepters also look a lot better now. Some of them were cartoonish looking before. The characters on the board look a lot better now, for the most part. Some of them look exactly the same as the previous game, but quite a few of the have been completely redrawn.
There's almost 500 (482 to be precise) hand-drawn cards that you can earn.
Graphically, Culdcept Saga is very pretty. So given all this, Culdcept Saga had a long way to prove to me that it was better than the last one and worth buying a 360 for. I didn't even own a 360 until I found out Culdcept Saga was being released on 360 only. I know almost all the cards and their abilities perfectly. I play the PS2 version so much that with just a glance at what the computer has available, I can tell you what damage/protection they could possibly do. I'm going to start this out by warning you that I am a Culdcept addict.
