Destiny of Zorro for Wii Reviews by Gamers

As I'm playing Destiny of Zorro, I wonder if this game was bata tested before it's release. There are so many things wrong with this game.
First, the controls. This game's nothing more than a Wii version of a button masher. You get two attacks: a horizontal swipe and a thrust. But the game can't tell the difference between the two, so it encourages you to flail your arm around like an idiot.
Speaking of idiots, there's the AI. Most bad guys are contempt with just standing around waiting for you to hack them up with your sword. Their attacks are predictable and it would be easy to beat them if it weren't for the clunky controls.
They also have to say the same annoying lines and Zorro has to give the same lame heroic responses. I just wanted them all to shut up and fight. I also wanted to turn off the lousy music that's trying to drill itself into my head.
Then, there's the bugs. On three occasions, Zorro gets stuck to the floor, and I have to start the level over again. Train cars pass through him like he's a ghost, and he gets knocked around by invisible forces (collision detection is horrendous.)
Level design doesn't help matters. Each level is Zorro beating off wave after wave of bad guys, using his whip to hit certain objects, and beating off wave after wave of bad guys. On the second level, I had to backtrack to the same area three times in a row and beat the same swordsmen and rifleman as before. Boring!
I thought sitting through the very long load screen at the beginning of the level was the worst thing the could happen here. That's not the case.
Destiny of Zorro is a game that needed more time in the testing phase. It joins Battle Rage: Mech Conflict on my list of WORST WII GAMES OF 2009.

Too many people have given this game either a too low score (in the 1 or 2 range) or a far too high score (like a perfect 10/10). Zorro is slightly above average, but not awful or perfect.
The Destiny of Zorro has some great creative aspects to it. For example, Zorro can use his whip to whack through a maze of crates. And Zorro can slash enemies with a "Z-Move" by swinging the Wii remote in a Z-shape.
But it has some cons as well. The graphics are not perfect, and the camera is awful. The other con is that there's one part in the third level where Zorro has to raise a bridge by whacking down the switch with his whip. He goes through a maze and beats up riflemen, then jumps over poles, and can only whip the pole once which will only raise the bridge up an inch or so. Then you have to go through the same maze like five more times before Zorro may cross the bridge. It can be boring.
But the game is set in several different places, like villages, the Wild West and the California Gold Rush (1848-1849), which is a great setting.
Destiny of Zorro has a few cons but is a mostly good game. It doesn't join my list of Best Wii Games of the Year, but is above average. I noticed Gamestop is currently selling the game for half-price at $20, and in that case I would buy it. Otherwise, at other stores, where the price is $40, I would suggest renting it then deciding whether you want to buy it or not.

this is the best game i have played on wii. it has great action and adventure. GET IT NOW!

This game is horrible. The graphics suck and it is too easy to be any fun. I beat half the game in less than half an hour. But most of the time i was fighting air because of the poor controls. don't rent this game

This game would be better, if there wasant any lag. There was so much lag I turned it off and got over it. Antonio isnt even the voice over for him. It is some random Mexican man. Don't get this game

this is the worse game ever made they should pay you to play it

Maybe I didn't give it a chance but after five minutes of play I hit the eject button..well I pressed power first but you get the point. Zorro deserves much better than this. I'm not a graphics person, I usually base games on their gameplay ability and this was just boring for me.