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Game: Sacrifice
Console: PC

Cheat:

Become Invincible

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

Type '@ yourbulletscannotharmme' in the console to make your wizard invincible.

Note: your creatures are not affected by this cheat.

Collect Red Souls

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

To give yourself the ability to harvest red souls, type type '@ castratetheheathens'

Full Health

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

To give yourself full health type '@ bythepowerofgrayskull'

Full Mana

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

To give yourself full mana type '@ ihavethepower'

Get 32 Souls

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

Type '@ dontfearthereaper' to give yourself 32 souls.

Grant Spell

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

Type '@ gimmegimmegimme XXX' where XXX is the name of the spell you desire.

Instant Level 9

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

Type '@ ragebuilding' to instantly advance to Level 9 and gain all spells and creatures associated with that level.

Reset Spell Timer

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

To reset your spell timer, type '@ timeisonmyside'.

Summon Monsters without Soul

Press [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[~] ingame to bring up the game console (you should see some green text in the top left of the screen).

To summon one creature without using any souls, type '@ alliwantforxmasisa XXX', where XXX is a particular creature type.

To summon four of the same creatues without using any souls, type '@ aplethoraof XXX', where XXX is a particular creature type.




Manufacturer: Interplay
Release Date: 17 November, 2000
ESRB Rating: Mature


Description:
Sacrifice is one of those rare games that comes along far too infrequently. It isn't derivative, it isn't clichéd, and it isn't poorly thought out or tired in any way. In fact, in almost every conceivable way it's unique, powerful, fully realized, and features deep, absorbing gameplay.

The story is where this game really shines. You portray an alien wizard who escapes his ruined dimension to a new, even weirder one. Five gods rule this new world. Noble Persephone is the goddess of life, simple James controls the Earth, bombastic Pyro controls fire, wicked Charnel rules destruction and death, and the haughty Stratos (voiced by Tim Curry) is master of air. They bicker and fight throughout. It's your choice whom to serve before each mission. In addition, each mission you complete bestows upon you some of their unique powers and monsters. Because the campaign is dependent upon which god you serve and when, you'll end up with vastly different power combinations each time you play.

The game plays like Activision's Battlezone remake from a while back. It's played like an action game--you can see from behind the shoulder of your wizard character--yet it has Command & Conquer-style real-time strategy components. You have to harvest souls from fallen enemies and troops, summon and control your own army of fascinating monsters, and control the magical resources known as Mana Fountains. The game is daunting and the action may be too frantic for some, but all its components are detailed in an impressive tutorial and tips are scattered throughout the game.

Add instant action play, a host of maps, a complete game editor (ensuring fan- created levels will flood the Internet soon), and a stable multiplayer component, and you'll find unlimited value in the game. Sacrifice is more than just a quirky new PC game, it's a bona fide classic. --Bob Andrews

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