Nedávné recenze uživatele Narrowmind

A lot of games and movies are moving to a woke view of history and historical narrative. Paradox, too.

It gave me no quarter... but I vanquished the evil anyway.

An amazing game. Perfect grind.

After 100 hours, I feel quite confident in putting this game away. The transition from simple to complexity is quite drastic, in my opinion. The late game requires heavy exploits and formulas to solve problems, and I feel the majority of people who play this are being shoehorned into a particular playing style. As an asymmetrical strategy gamer, this really isn't for me.

They wouldn't let me get a refund, so I was forced to play for a few more hours.

Edit And now it's free. What scam artists. 😢

Potentially a new generation of Simon's Quest.

Use a guide.

Lovely and imaginative.

Glad to have this for PC after so long.

Even all these years after release, there are still game breaking bugs. The last straw was the one where the game does not let you recruit units, by extending the recruit bar to the right hand side of the screen and freezing progress.

It's a shame. I had no idea Larian was capable of this. It seemed like it would be fun to play, but I've seen enough as to why the game isn't so positive as I might expect. It's abandonware.

I have a lot of difficulty playing obtuse, poorly designed games.

I find this is one of them.

I strongly recommend that you purchase this at a very deep sale like I did, but be prepared to use a guide or die an absurd number of times trying to figure it out. It isn't hard, and isn't scary. It is creepy, but I found it annoying more than anything else. I didn't look up anything because I didn't want spoilers, but having experienced nearly an hour of this for myself, I don't really care to continue any longer, guide or not.

It is a good game, but difficult to reccomend. I do so, however, because I see it's only my bias against the modern day backdrop that holds me back.

Honestly, I feel that the developers did everything they could to make this a spectacular title. The controls and mechanics are great, the graphics pretty and most of the DLC is fair - but, in the end, if you can't get over the setting and what many feel is a weaker story than the first, then this game won't do it for you. That being said, if you give it a solid chance, it may just grow on you - perhaps not like the first, but nevertheless, it still has it's own merits.

We may as well get this out of the way: Yes, Uplay is here, and there's no way around it. If you want to experience the game, you're going to have to deal with it. As for my own, personal experience using this DRM with this game, I ran into multiple hangs and times when the product would fail to start. The startup of the title isn't seamless as you'd expect from the rest of the games sold on Steam without this DRM, and may cause some frustration. There was a bug during one of the driving sequences where the game wouldn't move forward, but I can't say with any certainty that the DRM was at all to blame for this.

As everyone else has said, the game (ending) is a tearjerker. Honestly, the reviews and studies I've read on this game caused me to read more deeply into the sadness of the story than there really was in reality. Had I not heard of the game beforehand, I wouldn't have thought of the game as being exceptionally sad at all with the exception of the trailer/parts of the opening and the ending. The 2D comicbook visuals don't help paint the grim reality either, but at the same time do a lot more than just hint at the darkness hidden just out of frame by the display. Much of the game is lighthearted. The ending will drag your valiant heart through the mud.

I would say the game was worth it. I don't feel cheated by having had to use Ubisoft to experience it. However, when I look at the Uplay app on my desktop, I'm disgusted that they have gone well out of their way to give gamers a bad experience that didn't have to be there to begin with. The achievements I didn't get I have no urge to strive for because they are not tied to my steam account.

I may play through this again someday. I'll be removing Uplay and reinstalling it again at that point, if they still haven't learned their lesson after cluster♥♥♥♥s like Watch Dogs.

Get it cheap, to punish Ubisoft.