The main character, Joseph, vows never to use his Summoning powers ever again, as a demon that he had summoned to protect his village from enemy attackers slaughtered his own village and killed all that he loved. But there is evil amongst the world, and Joseph must ignore his feelings and move on, before he himself is destroyed.

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Alternate Titles

"召唤者" -- Chinese title (simplified)

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Summoner series

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User Reviews

A very linear but entertaining RPG	Mattias Kreku (406)
Sub-par console effort with few saving graces.	Zovni (9114)
Absorbing RPG that almost lives up to the hype.	Sycada (178)	unrated
For a Windows game, it's a half-decent console title.	weregamer (157)

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The Press Says

GameStar (Germany)	Jun 01, 2001	81 out of 100	81
PC Games (Germany)	May 12, 2001	81 out of 100	81
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	May, 2001	80 out of 100	80
Power Unlimited	Jun, 2001	80 out of 100	80
Withingames	Jul 27, 2001	4 out of 5	80
GameSpot	Apr 05, 2001	7.6 out of 10	76
IGN	Apr 05, 2001	7.6 out of 10	76
ComputerGamers.com	Apr 29, 2001	63 out of 100	63
Gamekult	Apr 19, 2001	5 out of 10	50
Super Play	Jun, 2001	4 out of 10	40

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Trivia

Funny easter egg: Click on the credits button, and after they all scroll by (or after you skip them) you'll see a pretty funny movie of the summoner characters playing traditional pen&paper D&D with a guest appearance from Volition's Red Faction. It's hilarous and it's also quite long, not just a 2 sec. skit.

The clip was produced by the Dead Alewives, an improv/comedy group from Wisconsin, and written by Dan Harmon. You can also find the movie in the game's directory as (appropiately named) geeks.bik. Dunno if this is in the PS2 version.

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