Posted on: April 2, 2024
MarkusFrost
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 190 Rezensionen: 3
Where is the Manual?
Why do so many games come without manual? In some cases that might not hurt, but here it does. The in game tutorial ist useless, and I had to search the web for answers. Not good that. Although I am a strategy gamer I had a hard time getting into the battle mechanisms. I recommend to newcomers: start on easy level. You can still switch to higher difficulties any time you want. A spell list, progression stats of each character etc. would have been helpful, too. The missing manual plus some other (minor) flaws costs KB2 a star. E.g. there is a particular side quest called the Scryers Trial, which is so difficult and unfair that I can only warn you: stay away from it unless you want to lose your mind (or at least throw your keyboard out of the window). Other than that I like the game. It combines what (in my opinion) are the center pieces of RPG’s and strategy games. The RPG-part: (re)search dungeons, follow quests and finally solve them. The strategy part: fight tactical battles. If, however, you wish to fight like in classical one person RPG’s, i.e. hitting your keyboard and mouse until they start smoking or if you wish to collect resources, build bases, defend them or conquer new ones you should look somewhere else. Graphics are okay, puzzles range from exceedingly easy to fairly interesting (with some stupid trial and error ones as well) and are rather not for hardcore puzzle solvers. All in all I found KB2 to be addictive, and it was a lot of fun to play.
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