This is a very controversial game and I don't recommend it to everyone. I'm just giving it a neutral rating. This is a positive review at a stretch.

I like the work of the French studio Spiders in some aspects, mainly the political issues that they raise and highlight in the plots of their games. To me, as a person who is very poorly educated in politics, this is all very fresh and interesting.

However, the gameplay of these games is quite mediocre and outdated. I can compare the game with KOTOR from Bioware, which came out in 2003. And this will not be in favor of the Technomancer. Because the 2003 game, while also having a lot of running back and forth in small locations, at least didn't spawn the same enemies every 5 minutes. And this is a huge problem, to tell the truth, because the entire gameplay here is based on such quests that call for running. I completed all or almost all of the side quests and I know that I fought in the same room with 4 electric creatures about 40 times. I just had to run back and forth, communicating with NPCs, and there was no way I could avoid this battle.

I think that if you are a phlegmatic person who has a normal attitude towards this, then you will be able to discern the plot, interesting dialogues and original craft. But if you are choleric, then I think you will want to spit at the monitor very soon.

[h1]Neutral[/h1] This is a very controversial game and I don't recommend it to everyone. I'm just giving it a neutral rating. This is a positive review at a stretch. I like the work of the French studio Spiders in some aspects, mainly the political issues that they raise and highlight in the plots of their games. To me, as a person who is very poorly educated in politics, this is all very fresh and interesting. However, the gameplay of these games is quite mediocre and outdated. I can compare the game with KOTOR from Bioware, which came out in 2003. And this will not be in favor of the Technomancer. Because the 2003 game, while also having a lot of running back and forth in small locations, at least didn't spawn the same enemies every 5 minutes. And this is a huge problem, to tell the truth, because the entire gameplay here is based on such quests that call for running. I completed all or almost all of the side quests and I know that I fought in the same room with 4 electric creatures about 40 times. I just had to run back and forth, communicating with NPCs, and there was no way I could avoid this battle. I think that if you are a phlegmatic person who has a normal attitude towards this, then you will be able to discern the plot, interesting dialogues and original craft. But if you are choleric, then I think you will want to spit at the monitor very soon.