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Posted on: May 12, 2019
theringoffire2002
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 73 Rezensionen: 8
Wunderschönes Game
Wirklich nettes, wunderschönes Spiel! Minimaler Kritikpunkt ist die manchmal etwas langwierige Suche nach Plätzen, Personen oder Items und die etwas mühsame End-Quest. Trotzdem absolute Empfehlung!
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Posted on: March 29, 2021
Dragondeal
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 94 Rezensionen: 21
Man muss das Kind in sich finden
Für mich ist das ein Spiel, bei dem man neugierig sein muss. Neugierig die Welt zu entdecken, neugierig die Geschichte zu erleben. neugierig die Charaktere kennen zu lernen. Dafür hat das Spiel alles, was es braucht, eine schöne Atmosphäre, eine interessante Geschichte, liebenswerte und schrullige Charaktere. Detailliertere Karten, ausführlichere Questlogs und ähnliche Dinge, die den Spieler an die Hand nehmen, sind hier fehl am Platze. Zwar hätte man sich im Bereich Gameplay und Quests ein bisschen mehr gewünscht, aber alles in allem ist es ein schönes Spiel - wenn man sich darauf einlässt und das Kind in sich findet.
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Posted on: August 23, 2021
Spiele: 0 Rezensionen: 1
Wonderfully Made
It is hard to believe that such a little yet full game was mainly accomplished through the efforts of one man. The art, story, music, and coding were well integrated. It is fine for most ages, but by no means childish. I waited to write a review until I had a chance to play the game a second a time. The first time was for the experience, the second for a more critical eye. Everything was efficiently executed, be it level design, game mechanics, story. All simple, yet varied enough to be pleasing and not drawn out to boredom. It was not a difficult game as there were plenty chances to save. Most conversations end with an autosave and death is not penalized, save that you must go back to your last save or autosave. This would diminish the value of some games, but for this game, this point was unraveling the story, not the insides of some opponent in battle. This game was much akin to reading a charming fairy tale, a sort of Tales of Redwall endeavor, but much better written. The voiceless text-dialogue was a good feature which, in my estimation, enhanced the storybook feel by allowing the player's imagination some free reign. I am used to playing some of the older RPG's that either had text only dialogue or very bad voice acting if any at all. It is always better to spend more time on story rather than paying for actors. I considered giving this review a 5 star for almost everything was well executed, but I noticed that there were many bits of unfinished graphics: holes in the game textures, or floating stone pieces on wall whose backsides has invisible faces. There were also some coding glitches dealing with doors, quests, and entrances. While minor, they are noticeable. Near complete, so a near 5. I would probably rate it 4.5 if I could. If you want a relaxed, story-driven, light in game mechanics, game, than this game may be for you. I like complex games, but sometimes it is nice to sit back and be charmed by a lighter, yet well delivered, fare.
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Posted on: December 17, 2022
DetritusX
Spiele: 78 Rezensionen: 1
Truly a glorious tale
Got this game for free, got hooked and played until I finished the game. Absolutely detest the ending due to my own genre preferences, and the bugs were insanely frustrating. I hit a grand total of two game breaking bugs. The first bug had me trapped in the starting jail cell. The first metal door ("Screaming Door") was locked, and the guard, though alerted, simply wasn't coming to the door. The fix? Quit to desktop, reload game, start a new save. The second bug, I had to google the answer, and eventually found that I had to do a hard reset of all game settings so it could regen them on launch. This second bug was in the mission just before the final mission, and it was definitely confusing. To avoid spoilers, I'll simply say a chest on the shore wasn't triggering necessary scripts. Apart from that, the performance wasn't the best, which is fine, but every time the game froze to load a new area, it would read any mouse input for the entire freeze, and would then flip the camera like nuts over and over every time anything had to load, throughout the entire game. And I couldn't just let go of the mouse, since it'd freeze while I was moving the player character about. The quicker I let go of the mouse, the better, but it was still always an annoyance. Technical aspects aside, Ghost of a Tale has excellent graphics and an intriguing storyline, with interesting characters that I found myself rooting for throughout the game. Although I became stuck on several missions, as I am admittedly not an avid puzzle or linear-story gamer, I found each mission more fun than the last. It was a gloriously pleasing adventure, all things considered. As an aside, I found myself endlessly amused at the stalwart waddle of Tilo in his heavy armor. Looking forward, I want an open-world Ghost of a Tale, with fullly accessible regions and cities to explore. Something similar to a Redwall/Witcher3 mashup, essentially. Would be an excellent game to play and pour hours and hours into.
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Posted on: December 26, 2022
CrissLHB
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 256 Rezensionen: 18
Truly a great tale indeed
A beautiful landscape to explore and great characters to interact with, a touch to detail that will pull you in and guide you in an amazing adventure.
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