Old-school Games

So with the recent hype coming from a second part of Dune movie, I decided to extend my experience and play this game.

Probably, if it wasn't backed by large franchise this RTS wouldn't make it to my list of "games to play".

It offers interesting strategy mechanics and is not demanding quick reactions from players.

However, the way it allows you to take decisions slowly, also limits you in ability to perform quick actions.

Sessions last 2-3 hours, and often you dont have any choices to do something, but wait for resources.

Besides, it is so much focused on strategy, that tactics really doesnt change anything. After 3 hours session you might find out there is no way to win current session, no matter what you do, and you still have to wait another 30 minutes until you loose.

The game is good and polished, first chapters are very well written and awesome in many other aspects - game design, story, visuals. Seashore and underground are great - goblins, ogres, drow and other characters behave as you would expect in a classic fantasy. However later at some point the game feels a bit childish. Undead NPCs and bosses mostly disappoint with their intentions and looks.

Awesome game. Didnt have so much diving into role-playing for very long time. Thousands of small details in game design keep you entertained as the story goes and in every aspect of it game developers added something new. Cons are: so many features can't be without bugs / UX problems. But still very enjoyable.

Started playing it since early access. Now it was just recently released. I have to say it was worth to get it even during early access - the game has to offer very nice content and engages in its activities.

Nicely it has many different things to do and they vary in gameplay (this is important).

Será a minha primeira experiência do momento não posso dizer muito sobre o jogo

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Hello, we have a global update, now the characters are voiced by a real voice, and the music has been improved, as well as a little reworked gameplay, under
storytelling.

Enjoyed this indie title a lot.

Its pretty much completed for early access already and has lots of features.

I didn't expect much from this game to be honest, however lots of positive reviews and awards the game earned eventually made me buy it for Switch. And it turned out to be very impressive, great replayability achieved with a deep game design and combat mechanics, while also followed by an interesting mythology-based story. I played the game about 150+ times, on various difficulty levels, and almost every run was different in a way. Also important thing - it's best to play with a joystick. Highly recommended!

Got it for Nintendo Switch. Enjoyed the level design and general atmosphere.

Gameplay itself is slow-paced, though puzzles are challenging enough and have some fresh ideas, so it doesn't feel like you were solving them already.

A great family-friendly game overall.

So, I just finished the main story of the game and can post a review. Actually, I expected something like Detroit: Become Human, instead it turned out to be a GTA in sci-fi skin, thus here are the pros and cons:

+ Open world with lots of variables - good quantity of everything: weapons, cars, quests.

- Poor story, non-mature characters with strange motives, unrealistic body animations, poor dialogs.

3/5 from me, if you have other games to finish, my bet is to go for them first and leave this one for when you have nothing to play.

I love playing support. I enjoy the satisfaction of feeling like even without big time stats, I greatly influenced my team to victory. Finding out abbodon was my go to character took around 6-7 weeks of testing out different heroes. And just when I thought I had found my hero in Broodmother, I found that as I moved up to more talented players an less first week players, I found that she was to easily countered. In some games, I would have put it down for a while, discouraged in the failure. But in Dota 2, I adapted. I had been given a new challenge and changed my gaming style to a laning harasser character and changed to support. I look forward to what the years will bring in this game. one thing I really love about Dota 2 is no matter how much time you put into the game, you still won't master everything Dota has because it's so complex. I stopped for a year, but got back just a week ago, and Dota can sure be pretty hard yet through practice, it becomes so fun to the point you get addicted to it. Xfire.com says for new players that want to start playing this type of genre LoL is the way to go but if you want to go in for a deeper, harder experience go for Dota 2.

So, eventually the game was released for Nintendo Switch, so I decided to give it a try. It is actually pretty solid in many ways - story line is an action movie itself, but besides that you can find yourself quite entertained collecting visuals for the characters while exploring krypt.

Also the tutorial is pretty good, I never knew how to play this fighting game like a pro, but after practicing this tutorial you can actually compete online and enjoy playing against stronger opponents, even if you loose.

Devs also brought some afk gameplay into the game, so you can choose your characters behavior, abilities and appearance and just watch AI battles, while still getting resources and rewards.

As for the Switch version specifically, of course the graphics are lowered, but the FPS are quite stable and fine. I personally enjoy the possibility to play AAA games with a pocket device here and there.

good game i have to say

Great game. I think only the Little Sister Madness meter drags it down for people. However, I uncovered the mechanic for the madness meter.