300: March To Glory

"The real tragedy is that 300: March to Glory feels rushed to retail. Perhaps if more time had been dedicated to this title, it might have turned out OK. But the broken controls, derivative enemies, and maddening attack moves remove any ounce of fun. The saving graces are the cut-scenes, but we don't even play that part. So in short, it's at its best when you're not touching the controls, and when a game plays this badly, you don't want to."

"300: March To Glory is the latest unnecessary movie license game. Not completely bad, but why spend money on a monotone, unoriginal game when there are so many better ones out there?"

"It's a simplistic hack-and-slash that tends to get painfully repetitive, but 300: March to Glory has its moments."

"300: March to Glory missed an opportunity to tell the true story of what happen to those 300. Especially in a time when we need heroes. Instead we get this."