Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika Chevette

Mindless clicking, cookie baking, delightful grannies to.... OH HOLY GOD NO WHY WHY WHYYYYY. And more cookies.

This game is addictive! I actually enjoy crafting, which I usually hate. The supernatural element is fun and interesting but it does have a few flaws: lack of a guild bank, lack of decent skins for your attire, horrible character creation options or lack thereof, no sprint, some other niggling things which they could potentially fix later. It's hard to pinpoint why I love the game so much... it's just a combination of everything that is fun in the game. Try it, you'll like it! (Plus no subscription fee!)

This was an emotional and really heartwarming game and I loved it. There were even some nice subtle touches I can't talk about or I'll give things away. Well done!

This game was in an interesting format, the acting was very good, the discovery was nice, but the ending comes before you've even watched all the videos (not sure if it's triggered by something you watch or if it's time/number of videos you've watched) and you can't go back and watch the ones you missed. The premise is interesting but the ending is just too contrived and there are aspects that are somewhat incomprehensible. I don't plan on playing this again to see what I missed, but I won't give it a thumbs down because I did enjoy what I played up til those final bits.

I don't care what all these naysayers are naysaying. I really love this game so far. Maybe after I've played 5 hours instead of 4 I will find something I don't like, but so far it's fun, the story is engaging, the NPCs are at least somewhat interesting and I like them, the crafting seems simple enough that even someone who hates crafting like me can do it, but involved enough that you can create so many different weapons. Best part is, the appearance of the parts used actually reflect on the appearance of your weapon. Put a banana for a handle on your sword? You actually see a banana handle. I don't know why you'd want a banana handle but I'm sure it serves some purpose I didn't care to explore by shoving a piece of fruit on my blade. The story is sufficiently intriguing (at least so far) to make me want to know more. The landscape is beautiful and a joy to explore. The jumping around so far is not difficult for even a platformer hater like me. There are side quests. Main quests. Secret stuff to discover. Look, what can I say? I love this game so far. But I think I said that already.

I really love this game. It has the feel of a Fallout (New Vegas) but is its own animal. The first time I saw some of the locations I caught my breath and just said "Wow". It's funny, beautiful, and sardonic. That said, there is something just slightly off and I think part of it might be the character models. They don't need to be great beauties, but there's little variety and very little customization for them. They look sort of plastic, too. Still, I love the game and can't wait to finish it!

After full release, I can say this game is even BETTER than it was. I'm not even through Act 1 yet (I like to think I'm close) and I'm having a terrific time. I've made and dropped 2 characters, am on my third and this one might be a keeper (I have the notorious alt-itis that plagues so many gamers when there's such a variety of characters that can be created).

There are so many things to do, and so many ways to do them. I've lost sleep because of this game. I'm sure I'll lose more before I'm done. Can't recommend this highly enough if you enjoy this kind of CRPG.

They have given us a lot more character customization.

It no longer feels like DnD was slapped on top of Divinity Original Sin... it is its own entity entirely.

Combat is no longer horribly slow, but just right.

We have a winner!!

Early Access Review Part:
I'm really enjoying the game so far. The feel is not quite Divinity Original Sin, but not completely D&D either. It's like a hybrid, works great, and has an interesting dice-rolling mechanic for some skill checks. Biting my nails waiting to see the outcome of a die roll is very reminiscent of tabletop gaming.

It is early access, so there have been a few bugs and problems, but overall it has been a pretty smooth experience (except the corpses that turn into gigantic sheets of texture and stretch themselves across the landscape... that's a bit off-putting).

Combat is currently rather slow because the AI is apparently not optimized and the game can take a long time to figure out what the enemy wants to do. But I'm sure it will get better as the game nears actual completion.

Character customization also needs some more frills. The faces look terrific but can't be modified from the presets. There is only one body type per race/sex. On a bright note, females can have beards (for those dwarven ladies who like to grow their facial hair).

Overall I'm loving the game and can't wait for more of it.

This game has everything you could want in a CRPG including lots of nice "ease of life" type necessities (including fast travel) that were well ahead of their time. I'm not sure why it didn't do better initially but i'm hoping a whole new batch of players will discover it.

One warning: there are some bugs that carried over from the original version that never got fixed. Some of them will cause you to have to load a previous save in order to get past them. So as per usual: save early, save often.

Some people report slow load times. I haven't had this problem. Some people report game-breaking bugs. I haven't had this problem either... just some bugs that required me to reload a previous save and replay about an hour's worth of gameplay. Annoying, but not insurmountable. And had I saved before going into that final place I would not have had to lose so much time. Live and learn!

Super fun, atmospheric hack and slash in which you're not an ordinary hero type. So much fun! Shooty shooty, looty looty. (The poo flinging pants were particularly amusing. LOL)

Well, what to say about this game? I wanted it to be good and intriguing and thought provoking and fun exploration but instead it was kind of boring, buggy, frustrating (because I could only look at certain things but not others) and seemed to just have some random puzzles thrown in at the end to make it last longer. The story was barely there. There was no real backstory to what was going on other than a couple of log notes that didn't really explain anything. The captions telling you what your character was thinking were in white, so sometimes you couldn't read them very well because what they were superimposed over was too light (moving the camera around a bit helped but if you it moved too far from the trigger spot the text vanished). It was also very, very short. I completed it in a bit over an hour and that was only because I had to get up and leave the game running for about ten minutes while I took the dogs out for a pee. It had potential, but in the end was just meh.