Posted on: September 28, 2017

dsf76

Spiele: 62 Rezensionen: 10

Stopped Playing Due to Bugs

This game has a lot of potential: unique biblical end-of-Medieval-world setting, good story, some good dialogue, swift level advancement, lots of skills, and lots of spells. But I had to stop playing due to an annoying bug that wouldn't let me re-don my armor of choice. You can't beat the game without good armor because once you die the game is over and you have to reload. Other bugs include the right panel shaded in red all of a sudden (don't save when this happens. it is important to save frequently in this game. immediately close game and restart) and several crashes to desktop. If it weren't for these, easily five stars for uniqueness alone

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Posted on: June 4, 2019

marcellhernandes

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Spiele: 57 Rezensionen: 4

Too damn buggy

Plot is good. Graphic is what you expect. But crashes to the desktop sometimes and missions get bugs that make immersion stop, so you go to find walkthroughs. I couldn't finish Lotti's one because when the infernal bats appeared to kil, she disappeared completely (bug) and I couldn't finish the mission. Frustrating, buggy, badly finished. Unbelievable.

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Posted on: September 6, 2012

Lochmacher

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Here's Hoping...

To be fair, I have only played the first hour or so, but here are my impressions. This game is going to be focused on your conversations and "investigation" into events. It seems most of the effort in this game went into dialogue trees and giving the player the feeling of actually sorting through testimonies and dealing with divergent points of view. Good. Combat is a major let-down and seems to be poorly thought out and horribly implemented. It is not Diablo, but smacks more of the realtime Arcanum (two idiots swinging like crazy until they pass out from stamina loss). The enemies swarm you, using no tactics, and you have no time to use tactics of your own. Your stamina runs out so fast, it makes you wonder why it even exists in the game. Even casting spells requires you to use stamina. A lot of time is spent just waiting (one-one-thousand, two-one-thousand) for your stamina to regen so you can either swing your sword, shoot an arrow, or convert it into mana (yep, you use BOTH when casting, so you convert; wait; convert; wait; and then wait some more). Stupid. Utterly moronic. Then we have the RPG mechanics. Nothing complex here. You get descriptions of what each skill does, but too few points each level (initially) and there just isn't any real "wow" factor to them. They are simple bonuses to your skills and spells that fail to either impress or justify putting points into them. At level 5, with 11 points (all of my skill points up to this level) in melee, I still could not even equip a short sword. Yep. You can't even wield it if you don't have the "skill". Even a 5 year old can swing an axe and figure out which end is sharp. Stupid design decisions all around. Finally, the unimportant crap: graphics and sound. It's no Baldur's Gate. The graphics are functional and convey the setting, but are not a selling point. You won't be listening to the soundtrack or even remember what the themes sound like, and the effects are of the basic quality. They meet the needs, but are not atmospheric and there is NO voice acting. This could be a good thing, though, as most tends to drag things out, but I did like the Baldur's Gate style of recorded "greetings" that were played when initiating dialogue. All this said, I would rather play Fallout or Baldur's Gate again. This game appears to have promise, but is not going to be on par with those other titles. Though they might be older, they had much bigger budgets at the time and it certainly shows. Final Verdict: you should only get this if you've played the Infinity engine (Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Planescape) games and want something to tide you over until the world gets back to making decent games.

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Posted on: October 23, 2012

grofaz1

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Spiele: 30 Rezensionen: 1

Inquisitorial Goodness

This is old school from the start. Beautiful artwork and a rich story. A bit heavy o the texts and the story a bit convoluted but does not detract from the gameplay and ambience. The extras are simple awesome and include a great soundtrack, art book and codexes. This should be standard for indie and smaller developers to get the edge they are looking for. I was very impressed with the whole package. I will add this: you should have just concentrated on the Priest character and leave the Paladin and Thief for the other run of the mills RPGs. Inquisitor won't disappoint. Good job!

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Posted on: July 6, 2013

Wolfgar1981

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Spiele: 135 Rezensionen: 3

belooow zero...

The game is lame, boring... and incomplete, the devs concentrated their efforts in writing a huge composition of interesting(they are) dialogs, but that's all...no gameplay, no immersion...zero replayability. I d rather played zork anthology again....

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