Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika gribble

It certainly was beautiful and atmospheric. However it also had everything about adventure games which I don't like, plus a difficult to navigate over world puzzle that consistently leaves leads you and leaves you in places you didn't expect because of the way the traversal works. I spent about an hour with it and then gave up forever.

This game got too hard too fast and so I didn't finish it, which I regret a little bit. I thought that the mechanics and the theme were beautifully crafted together in a way that really made for a fresh experience. Very 1984, with a little bit of East Germany thrown in. Even though I didn't go very far, this game really stands out for me as the example of ludo narrative resonance.

I really do tend to like strategy games, but somehow this one just didn't click with me. After playing through the tutorial and a couple of missions I never felt like I understood what the strategy was. There was a lot of information on screen but I couldn't figure out what was important and what was less important.

Almost 30 hours into this game and I just have no desire whatsoever to go back in and play it. I enjoyed those 30 hours, I think they were probably worth the money I spent ( I bought the game on sale ). But it's so complicated and so far away from muscle memory, that I just can't bring myself to relearn everything I would need to get back into the game even if I wanted to go explore more worlds. Also I did try the VR version, and it made me sick as hell. still I'll give it a thumbs up because it gave me almost 30 hours. it just seems a shame that a game with this much promise of gameplay doesn't deliver on the hundreds of hours that you imagine it will or at least I imagined it would.

Well I've put enough hours into it I guess a review is warranted. I really enjoy this game and I come back to it and put 10 or so hours into it every few months. I sure wish there was an easier mode though (Even taking into account the newer easier mode they released). The grinding economy of it really bums me out and I end up giving up. I'm sure that if I understood how to maximize my party, this would be less of a problem but I don't want to spend time researching on the internet what kinds of characters to put with what I just want to play the game. still it says here that I've enjoyed it for almost 70 hours and I haven't showed those 70 hours.

It's a time it was published it was certainly a next-gen adventure game. I'm using an interesting with some nice interconnectedness in terms of time and technology. Really enjoyed being more than one character. All of that infuriating adventure game stuff is alive and well here so if you love that you'll love this and if you hate it you will not like this.

The game surprised me a great deal because I went in thinking it was going to be a sort of survival crafting in the midst of the black death kind of scene, but it was more supernatural and traditional gamey-gamey than that. Mechanically, a great deal like the Last of Us. Levels were more linear, and boss fights extremely choreographed. I enjoyed that the environmental hazards were also hazards for enemies, and the systems design had nice tight interconnections. However, I would have liked to see it have less linear options for most encounters and certainly for the levels themselves. also I still want to play the survival game where I try to survive in medieval Europe during an outbreak of the black plague as a teenage girl and her little brother, and that's not this game.

Some of the writing was excellent, some not so great. A lot of good dialogue to make the companion characters more humanized.

The game has an infuriating tendency to have hidden triggers for cutscenes that move on to the next section before you've had a chance to check this section for resources. This is exacerbated by the fact that the economy is quite tight and you use the same resources to upgrade as well as to craft consumables. I probably left dozens if not a hundred bits and bobs laying about on the ground because I was forced out of that section by cutscenes. If there is one thing I'd change about this game that would be it let the player have agency over when they start the cutscene that moves them on to the next section. Still I enjoyed it enough to finish it and I really enjoyed the rats as an active mechanic throughout the game.

I'm enjoying trying to keep em' alive and happy. There's lot of depth to this thing - I'm not quite feeling (5 hoursin) that I've got a good handle on it, but I played Banished for a long long time before I felt I knew it well.

Everything you liked about dishonored, plus a bunch more ways to play with the systems.

Soone or later everyone starves to death, but it's fun anyway.