Reseñas recientes de Nemesa

A wonderful experience! Around 10 hours, the sound design and music are fantastic!

Micro transactions suddenly appearing after release, in a single player game?

The game is far from being done. I keep crashing because interactions, events and locations are not ready for the player yet.

This game is easy to enjoy, there's a lot of content, the graphics are really pretty and there's more story than you think there would be at first.

Great game on the go

Unfortunately, I would say the game is not ready yet.
-The game is based on a greed mechanics, but it's hard to tell what is affecting it. Sometimes lying and taking a reward doesn't increase it, but saying the truth about a good action impact your stats.
-It's easy to get lost in quests. Sometimes, it will tell you to go in a map, but the goal is actually in another one.
-So far there is no real conversation with your companions, beside the "Wait for me in camp"
-NPC's lack depth. If you talk with an NPC's about a recent death in the family, there's is no grief in the dialog.
-The inventory is really confusing, I wish there was more way to divide it.
-Graphically, there is a lack of ambient light, which cause shadows to be black instead of simply dark or sky coloured.
-The loading screens take a long time and are present after almost every doors and locations.

Just one more adventure...please?

One of my favorite game.

Review from someone playing on Captain difficulty
Pros:
Beautiful music
Nice graphic style, except for the horrible plant that is shaped like a ...
The demon perks and appearance are nice, but it's too bad that if you use them, you're considered "evil"

Cons:
Bad story where choices doesn't really matter
Horrible camera that get stuck in foreground items so you can't see attackers hit you anymore
"Deja vue" dialogues ( good part is that npcs swear and it's hilarious. you almost hear 2-3 in every dialogue.)
The hitbox is not working well, sometimes the monsters hit you even if you dodge
When you are attacked by multiple monsters, you have to dodge all of their attacks, which means most of the time you can't riposte at all, and when you try to cast a spell or fall to the ground, the monsters have priority, which means they can hit you again, and then you die.
Cinematic are "clichés", and sometimes you can see your companion not moving at all, eyes reversed, like if he/she was not supposed to be there. Even if you build your character as a Ranger, the cinematic shows Warrior moves and weapons only.

Now I'm just playing to laugh at the dialogues.

One of the best rpg I've ever played so far.