Posted on: March 15, 2020
VoivodBG
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Great world building, but the gampley, eh...
I found out about the game through ACG (shorturl.at/bPU15) channel. The promise of a vivid and imaginative world based on African folklore and point and click adventure gameplay have raised a interest for the game. Good: The graphics and world building are great, every place you will visit through the playthrough will leave you in wonder and will stick with the unreal imagery inside your mind. The character design is also solid and I like the head bobbing animations during the conversations and the UI which draws it inspiration from early Fallout games, it's always nice to see a reference and when it's done in good taste. Music by Mick Gordon and The Brotherhood is also effective, it's quaint but it can strike a emotional bar when it needs to, and to sink in with the backgrounds of the locations, and the characters which populate it. So and so part: As for the story it starts out pretty straightforward, main characters are two brothers Mark and Don Leslie, due a unfortunate circumstances and events out of their hands they end in a different land and need to find their way to survive. There are also puzzles, most of them are fine and can be managed without a guide, but by the end of the game there will be a couple of head bangers. For example the one with generator totems, you get the image which shows you how to solve it but it doesn't signal what needs to be done to finalize it, then I had to go online and get a walktrough explanation. Bad:Voice acting: This can either break your love of the game or extend it, main characters are unconvincing, I mean you end up in a totally strange land and for the most part they are bland and stiff. Random characters have bad quality for their voices, but there are some which are quite good. One of the most irritating things in the game is that you will do a lot of backtracking, I am sure if the developers implemented a way to give us a sign or something like a reference it would be much easier.
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