Tyranny – Bastards Wound
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Experience a new chapter of Tyranny, the critically-acclaimed role-playing game (RPG), in Bastard’s Wound, a new expansion that builds upon the game’s compelling story. Tyranny, an original RPG from Obsidian Entertainment, invites the player to make their mark on a world conquered by evil, and the Bastard’s Wound expansion opens up a new area of the Tiers where refugees from the war-torn world have established a haven in secret. Delve deeper into the mysteries of Terratus as you bring Kyros' justice (or your own version of it) to a new corner of the Tiers. In addition to the new region, Bastard's Wound gives you a chance to learn more about your party in a trio of companion quests featuring Lantry, Verse, and Barik.
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Steam User 7
I wish there was a "mixed" option.
The content in Bastard's wound is not bad. It gives some interesting lore, a few nice sidequests in a new location. Those are fine. It has companion quests - for Lantry, Barik and Verse - and some additional content for the remaining companions. Great, sounds good.
There are two major problems:
- this looks like it should have been in the base game. The companion quests that is, the additional city not so much, because without them the game does feel like it's missing something (I played the game first without the dlc)
- there are bugs of the "old school" type. Now I played it fine without the game breaking but I did read a guide beforehand full of helpful suggestions such as "Do Not Ineract with murals before getting a quest about it otherwise the entire dlc questline breaks" and some similiar things about order the quests must be done with to work.
I am very close to giving a negative review but, frankly, I liked the quests and I can forgive gamebreaking bugs if I like the plot.
Steam User 0
What this DLC brings, in of itself, is pretty nice. Two engaging questlines for your most longstanding companions, and a new area whose storyline presents some interesting choices and fun implications for the overall lore of the setting.
The issue is that it just doesn't add *enough.* The companion quests are quite fun, but they don't keep you occupied for long, and the story of Bastard's Wound is almost entirely self-contained with no impact on the rest of the game's events, when I feel like it very well could have been the opposite.
All in all, it adds a bit more color to the game, but it's nothing to write home about. Get it on sale.
Steam User 0
Fine. Can't tell if I sequence broke or if I'm an idiot, so, beware of that. Had to reload a save a few hours back to fix a problem that may or may not have existed.
Steam User 0
This is truly an amazing isometric RPG. I hope that there will be a sequel at some point in the future!