Gah, I'm HORRIBLE with impulse buying. Dungeon Siege III for $5? Ok, sure, why not?
I'm a huge Obsidian fangirl. That game isn't very good
Gah, I'm HORRIBLE with impulse buying. Dungeon Siege III for $5? Ok, sure, why not?
I'm a huge Obsidian fangirl. That game isn't very good
Is it better than the series?
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It's quite simple: Have you liked all the Assassin's Creed games? Then it's beyond worth it.Edit edit: Is Assassin's Creed Revelations worth buying at all? It's currently selling for £10.
It's quite simple: Have you liked all the Assassin's Creed games? Then it's beyond worth it.
Have you not liked any of the Assassin's Creed games? It's not even close to worth it.
Did you like some but not others? Well, how much of an impact does $10 (or assume I was able to make the pound symbol) make to your daily life?
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Is it at least better than mediocre Brotherhood?I'm not deep enough into it to say whether or not it adds significantly to the story, but in terms of gameplay and polish it is clearly the best one to me. I think describing it as "utter crap" is layering a ludicrous standard of quality onto the landscape of modern gaming... it isn't a massive jump forward for the series as we certainly hope ACIII to be, but it's a blast and there's plenty of new stuff to play with if you like what you've seen so far.
I payed $20 for it and I feel I've gotten my money's worth.
:lolIs it at least better than mediocre Brotherhood?
I'm still playing Theatrhythm. Too good.
Is it at least better than mediocre Brotherhood?
the fuck? BH is great, the best one in the series IMO
:lol
Again, it's too early to tell which I like better, but consensus would appear to be that gameplay is enhanced while Brotherhood advanced the storyline more. But I didn't find Brotherhood to be mediocre. We're talking about a game with a 90% Metacritic here.
Maybe I'm just a less-critical-than-average gamer :'(
edit: I should clarify- Assassin's Creed 1 feels almost literally like a tech demo compared to ACII. There's nothing like as big of a jump as that one between II and either of the Ezio sequels.
I'm currently playing Assassin's Creed 1 and it is really repetitive. You're just doing the same thing over and over again. Just want to get it out of the way really.
I heard from some people in the enthusiast press that revelations is just filler really until 3 comes out. Actually davedough told me it is not worth buying as well.
You shouldn't listen to that guy, he's a liar and a cheat.
It looks pretty, has great atmosphere, and you use your ammo as currency.Someone sell me on Metro 2033. Why do I want it?
It looks pretty, has great atmosphere, and you use your ammo as currency.I don't own it.
but i have so many other games to play ;~;
but this game is better than those other games!
Gonna have to agree here. The episodes are short, but they're enthralling. I really enjoy it... and yes, I've watched the show and read the comic books up to the current volume.
I see you like it so much you even made a comment. Exactly how short are the episodes? How long will it take to complete the whole season?
I noticed you're purchasing a 'season pass' for the game. So that, I assume, means you'll have to pay again for the next 5 episodes.
Any way you slice it, you're going to take approximately 2 hours to burn through an episode. All together, that means the game will be a 10 hour game. The entry price was $24.99, so its not really a bad return considering some other high profile games have the same play time and ask $60.
I personally didn't pay anything for the game. I'm reviewing it for a website I write for. But when you purchase the game, you subsequently get every episode as they're released for no extra charge. Although, I'm sure if they decide to do a "season 2" of the game, then you'll have to purchase the next series.
The best thing the game has going for it is the decision process. It forces you to think quickly on your feet in sometimes pretty high stress situations and your decisions to the situations have real and quite dramatic impacts on how the rest of the game plays out. I have two save files and play the episode twice over to see what the opposing decisions mean for the outcome of the story.The one thing that people may not take to is the fact that the game is one giant Quick Time Event.
But that would mean it is just an interactive movie. Is it literally an interactive movie or do you actually have some control over what you do?
A mixture of both. At times you control Lee, the main character and direct him where to move and what to interact with, but its in a limited capacity to the scene at which you're currently playing. Its not really on rails, but its delivered in such a way that you're presented with a scene, the plot sets up what is happening in that scene and you have to figure out, puzzle-esque, how to work your way through the scene successfully, whether that be through character dialog interactions or physical interactions such as, say, turning on a power generator or something.
Yeah. I'm not sure I want it enough to pay the current price for it. It's £5 off at the moment, but I would like it to be a little cheaper than that for me to have interest in buying it. I'll wait until the next steam sale I think.
A lot of the gameplay is in the interaction. Responses affect the way things play out. Plus you have to do things in real time, even with speech.
I wish Legend of Grimrock was turn based. Finished the first floor (which took 25 minutes) and wast enjoying the combat at all.
I wish Legend of Grimrock was turn based. Finished the first floor (which took 25 minutes) and wast enjoying the combat at all.
I misread that and was totally thinking of this:
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I now need a competent Transformers ARPG.
Me Grimlock no rogue, me king!
paraphrased
I would pay real American dollars for a game like that
Just a warning for the current flash sale on Steam. Game of Thrones. Do NOT buy that game. I had to review that piece of turd and it was horrendous. It was fun seeing the story unfold from a completely different angle, but the gameplay makes you quickly forget that novelty. Avoid like the plague.
You work as a game reviewer Dave? I didn't know this.
Dragon Age: Origins going pretty cheap. Yet another game added to my collection.
I also saw a review for episode 2 of The Walking Dead on gametrailers. I'm now thinking about buying the game.
http://www.gametrailers.com/reviews/alagdx/the-walking-dead--episode-ii-review
I don't really like the idea of paying for content that isn't finished yet though.