I didn't care for Trine 1. Very boring.
Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this.
I didn't care for Trine 1. Very boring.
the choice is easy ...
since you're willing to spend up to $15 for Ys ...i'd recommend buying both Trine 2 and Gotham City Impostors. you get 2 good games for the price you'd pay for Ys.
more bang for the buck.
The only problem I had with Trine was how poor the platforming felt. It was always way too easy to slip off the edge of a platform you thought you were solidly on, and the way the physics of the game worked, you'd fall extremely quickly making you unable to recover easily from such a fall.
Seeing as I already have Bulletstorm, which one, GAF? I can't decide between:
Trine Collector's Edition (for both Trine 1 and 2)
Gotham City Impostors (TB made it look goooooooooood) and Trine 1
Ys: The Oath In Felghana
Please make my choice for me!because I'm lazy
I believe the last level being way too difficult was a major issue everyone agreed on, but by the time I played it, it had been significantly overhauled and made much easier. I think I died just once on the final level.
DiRT 3 made me sign into GFWL for single player, but it was only a minor inconvenience. Honestly, I think there's too much groundless complaining about GFWL in the gaming community, though two layers of sign-in is a bit stupid IMO..
I was always amazed by the way my Dirt 3 framerate actually decreased after signing in to an online GFWL profile. It was pretty noticeable on my old computer (5-10 FPS).
Sure but if you say that about every $5 game that goes on sale which is of middling appeal a lot of people are gonna end up with shit they don't want. I got it, I enjoyed what I played.. but it wasn't a forgotten gem of last year as far as I can tell.Still, for 5 bucks nobody's gonna get too mad if they don't like it.
There's a demo I think. Gives a good impression of what you can expect, there's a lot of big set pieces in the finished product.Sounds like something I can skip.
The gameplay is pretty solid aside from the bullet sponging which can get a bit excessive, it's a good parody of a lot of stuff. But they dole it out in such small bursts. I can't deal with all the "press something to look at this"That's being a bit reductive, no? There are some annoying QTE's and scripted interruptions in Bulletstorm, but that's obviously not why some of us are fond of the game. The skillshot system added a fun, combo-focused twist to the fast and gory combat, and I loved the colorful and stylized environments. It's linear and peppered with set piece moments, but I think it did the cinematic thrill-ride thing better than all the Call of Duties and Uncharteds.
Sure but if you say that about every $5 game that goes on sale which is of middling appeal a lot of people are gonna end up with shit they don't want. I got it, I enjoyed what I played.. but it wasn't a forgotten gem of last year as far as I can tell.
Seeing as I already have Bulletstorm, which one, GAF? I can't decide between:
Trine Collector's Edition (for both Trine 1 and 2)
Gotham City Impostors (TB made it look goooooooooood) and Trine 1
Ys: The Oath In Felghana
Please make my choice for me!because I'm lazy
The combat is a lot more involved than just shooting everything in sight, the dashing is the closest an FPS will probably get to Vanquish-awesome and the dudebro stuff is just purposely blown out to ridiculous-land. The weapons (I know a lot of people hate the sniper rifle but I loved it) and overall difficulty curve are pretty good, too.just watched a 20 minute intro of Bulletstorm and I still can't see the appeal. It still feels way to dudebro-ish for my liking.
Ys. Seriously, it's the best action RPG I've played in a long time.
Yeah, I'd for sure go with Ys. Not that the other 2 are bad, but I bought Ys on a whim and so far it's fantastic.
I'd vote for Ys. You'd probably get more playtime out of those other two, but if you really get into Ys you could easily like it more than both combined. If you're in the mood for a more 16-bit like action RPG than by all means jump on it.
The Trine games are excellent, but Ys is one of the best action RPGs of all time. It's simple a classic and a must-play.
Y's is fuck awesome. I'm only through the first dungeon, but it seems pretty damn awesome. I've never played a Y's game before,and hate silent protagonists, but the game is still awesome as shit.
just watched a 20 minute intro of Bulletstorm and I still can't see the appeal. It still feels way to dudebro-ish for my liking.
So, two questions about Y's. One, how do you pronounce it? Two, are games in the series related or is it like final fantasy?
just watched a 20 minute intro of Bulletstorm and I still can't see the appeal. It still feels way to dudebro-ish for my liking.
20 minutes... you don't even get your leash or your "skillshot gear" during that I think.
The game goes from "eh... fairly standard FPS" to "OMG what is this I need more of it" if you progress. It's hard to explain, but you can do crazy stuff with the weapons. My favourite was the bouncing ball one.
I would probaly give Bulletstorm a 3 out of 5, Its pretty mediocre. If you're on the fence then don't by it, there are hundreds of other games out there that deserve your attention more than Bulletstorm.
Thats my opinion feel free to do whatever you want. If you end up not liking it, then 'I told you so'
For how interconnected the series is, they're related but it's episodic. More like Elder Scrolls/Fallout and less like Baldur's Gate or Mass Effect, so most games are safe to jump into without playing prior ones. You just don't want to do II without I or anything, then there's Origin but that's a distant prequel so I believe it works either way if you play it before or after.So, two questions about Ys. One, how do you pronounce it? Two, are games in the series related or is it like final fantasy?
My fave's the Flailgun or the quad-barrel shotgun. Good times.20 minutes... you don't even get your leash or your "skillshot gear" during that I think.
The game goes from "eh... fairly standard FPS" to "OMG what is this I need more of it" if you progress. It's hard to explain, but you can do crazy stuff with the weapons. My favourite was the bouncing ball one.
I really enjoyed the dialogue with the villain towards the end of bulletstorm. Until that point he had been more crass than anything else; nothing but incessant and grating toilet humour. Then he chews up your character and spits him out, laying the most enormous guilt trip I've come across in a game. A rare moment of zen like clarity and more memorable than redecorating a fat man's anus with molten lead for the umpteenth time.
I got it already, why would i be unsure?5 bucks for that gem is hard to complain about, though. If you are unsure about it I will buy it for you...
I am totally on the fence for Bulletstorm, I haven't enjoyed many shooters this gen, my favorite of the few I enjoyed being Hard Reset. Still, it is tempting.
5 dollars...I don't want to buy it and get another duke shit'em
5 dollars...I don't want to buy it and get another duke shit'em