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Impressing IGN with its "wonderful land full of character and imagination", Sacrifice was the gaming site's choice for the best strategy game of 2000.[67] It was honored in the same year by European Computer Trade Show as the Best PC Game of the Show.[68] Since its release, Sacrifice has been one of PC Gamer's Top 100 Games for at least eight consecutive years.[58][69] Looking back at the history of real-time strategy gaming, Geryk pointed out that Sacrifice's "depth and originality" was unparalleled in the genre and often overlooked in favor of its graphics.[56] The staff of gaming site UGO shared a similar opinion, naming the game in 2009 as its eighteenth top strategy game of all time.[70]
Although Sacrifice was honored as a quality game, industry observers pointed out that its qualities were forgotten by most people; the staff of GamesRadar said the game was "practically invisible to the gaming public",[71] and according to Gillen, few remembered Sacrifice as the pioneer of the mouse-gesture control system, which was praised as revolutionary in Peter Molyneux's later game Black & White. Gillen further lamented that Sacrifice's release heralded the end of Shiny's forays into creative game development, as the company switched to producing more mainstream products, such as Enter the Matrix.[58] Despite receiving numerous calls for a sequel, Shiny said in 2002 that it would not produce one.[72] Seven years later, GamesRadar repeated the call for a sequel while proclaiming Sacrifice "one of the most underappreciated games of all time".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacrifice_(video_game) _________________ I am the punishment of God. If you had not committed great sins, God would not have sent a punishment like me upon you.--Genghis Khan
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