Évaluations récentes de mere mortal

It's a funny card rogue-like game, which is simple yet hard in a way, I have nothing bad to say about this game, absolutely worth it

Feels like each autosave literally costs money to the dev, otherwise why there are so little? Finishing minor quest? No autosave. Discovering new location? No autosave. I don't mind the limitation of the manual saves, but gosh, there is nothing pleasant about losing 2 hours of gameplay due to lost fight during traveling. Devs literally don't respect players' time.

It's an absolutely great game with immersive world, deep story line and catching music.

The RPG aspect is not that great, it's more like an action with some choices, but the action is really good.

The skill tree seems to be a little imbalenced, because why would you level something apart from crit chance + crit damage, having access both to knives and jumping around.

The character creation is extra good, it's almost an overkill - You won't be able to see your character THAT often, because I spent like 40 minutes just creating a character.

Long story short, it's a great game with lots of action, awesome plot and great dialogues, and come on, Keanu Rives plays the main role, what else do you need?

Larian did a great job on this one.

The main story idea might seem a bit silly (aliens vs. aliens and that thing about parasites in heads), but everything else is awesome. The characters are great, though a bit unrealistic in that every emotion is overly graphic and obvious, making it easy to spot and recognize, so in my opinion, there's nothing wrong with that - it doesn't spoil the immersion, just so you wouldn't miss the context of characters.

I love the character design—it's absolutely awesome, especially for the main companions. Every character is memorable and they all are awesome and special in their own ways.

Another honorable mention is music, it's extra cool and memorable, I absolutely loved it.

The most important improvement is the item design—it's much better than in DOS2. In DOS2, it was annoying to switch items every level because of raw stats, but here, I like how some items are used throughout the game because of their effects (buffs or bonuses) because there are no stats bonuses in items. However, there is a tendency to boost damage per hit, making builds with lots of hits better than those focusing on one major hit. Still, there are many ways to build a character, so it never gets boring.

Since I'm talking about builds, it's important to mention the freedom of choice in this game. Bard, rogue, ranger, fighter, paladin, sorcerer, cleric—you name it. And with every class having 3 subclasses, the variety is awesome.

Trust me, you'll want to replay this game—there are lots of choices and options, and there's no way you'll cover everything in just two playthroughs. We're talking about three or more here.

While playing, you may spot some minor details that could be better, the most obvious one is dice mechanic - sometimes it really trolls you, but there is love in imperfection, I guess.

To sum up, the game is definetly great and you will never feel bad about playing.

nice game, preety chill, but u need a lot of dlc's

с модами тупа топ

Довольно приятный и простой для понимания менеджер, а за файтами интересно наблюдать, за два дня наиграл 15 часов.

Лучший симулятор скрещивания своей династии. 10/10

это худшая игра пацаны не надо играть в это уж лучше дота или майнкрафт но только не это пожалуйста пацаны вы матерям нужны 0/10

Очень красивый, атмосферный, спокойный и приятный платформер
9,5/10