Posted on: July 23, 2017
Resoula
Spiele: 324 Rezensionen: 28
Repetition done wrong.
Video Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmnbZH4zI6w 80 Days is an interesting game and I’m not quite sure how to classify it. It’s strikingly similar to the Oregon Trail if you just take out all of the survival mechanics and add a lot more encounters and events that no player will ever experience without playing the game through a dozen times or more. The game is played out by traveling from city to city. In each city you are greeted with an event that allows you to look around the city as you desire and have any number of things happen to you. You can visit the market to buy and sell items, the bank to withdraw cash, and plan the rest of your journey out. While travelling you also encounter similar events and the goal is to circumnavigate the world in 80 days. You have to pick your path and balance your budget while attending to your rich master of whom you play the servant. Collecting certain sets of items along the way will help make your travels easier, but there is one giant flaw to this gameplay. Time ALWAYS moves outside of events. You have no time to leisurely play this game and examine things or get up and get a drink without hitting the escape key. You’re playing a strategy game where you’re on a time crunch and to make the time crunch even worse, you’re given about a minute upon arriving to each city before it’s too late to travel out for the day and now you have to spend money to sleep at the hotel because there is no pause button for time. To read the full review (since GoG doesn't allow full reviews in its review system) view it on steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Resoula/recommended/381780/
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