Posted on: July 9, 2015

Morler

Spiele: 185 Rezensionen: 3

They're getting pretty good.

Wadjet Eye has done some great stuff, and this game might be the best of the few that I've played. I know I'm late to the party with this review, so I'll just quickly sum up my feelings about the game. The story, while not very original, was very well told from beginning to end. I loved it and I think it's the strongest aspect of this game. The puzzles are confusing in an old-school adventure game way, but still a step up from the sheer insanity of old Sierra games, or things like them. The main complaint I have is the same one I had about Gemini Rue: the voice acting. There were some performances that were really quite good (the big buried robot in the desert), but most of the main actors were not quite up to it. My recommendation is the same as for Gemini Rue: It's a great game if you like the genre, well worth the money, but turn the voices off and just read it.

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Posted on: August 29, 2015

spauldingae

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Spiele: 788 Rezensionen: 18

Fear of a bot planet

Primordia is yet another good, solid adventure game from Wadjet Games, which is shaping up to be the new Lucasarts. Set in the future after an unseen apocolypse, the world is a desolate wasteland, inhabited by Man's Children, sentient machines. The game follows the adventure of Horatio, a particularly human looking robot and his assistant robot, Crispin. While they are working on restoring a crashed aircraft to working condition, a large, threatening robot steals their power core and takes off with it, towards Metropol, one for the few remaining cities left. The pair follow in hopes of recovering their power core, exploring the wasteland and the decaying city of metropol during their quest. The plot isn't amazing but it's solid and somewhat interesting and is supported by some good, if occasionally obtuse, puzzles. The characters are varied and diverse, helped by some good dialogue and voice acting. The concept of a world run by machines after humanity is gone is well realized and adds some good atmosphere, especially since the the almost mythical status of humans to the machines makes some question if they ever existed at all(There is a religion that worships Man as a race of Gods). Notable among point and click adventure games is the possibility of several different endings, depending on how many and how you solved the puzzles over the course of the game. At least one puzzle, done the wrong way, can lock you out of some of the endings but it''s generally pretty forgiving otherwise. If you like adventure games, especially of the Lucasarts/Sierra vein or like dystopian sci-fi, you'll probably enjoy Primordia. If you've played and enjoyed the other games made by Wadjet, you'll like this.

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Posted on: July 27, 2016

entux

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Spiele: 272 Rezensionen: 3

Good story, mixed quality, short

I just finished the game. I used a walk through on some occasions because some of the puzzles are honestly not very obvious. The story itself is a retelling of the human condition in the view of robots instead of humans. It is well told and pretty good voiced. I was quite astounded that actually all of the dialogue was voice acted. The world is well put together but small. Very small. Actually the whole game is really short. Especially compared to something like Monkey Island. Technically the graphics are adequate. But the lack of a proper resolution is a bit disappointing. Sound and music is quite good though.

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Posted on: May 25, 2013

jjavier

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Spiele: 289 Rezensionen: 36

Very good Point&click

I loved the story and I like gameplay. It feels a little like "Beneath a steel sky" It is short (12 hs).

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Posted on: December 22, 2012

Razaim

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Spiele: 266 Rezensionen: 1

Cyberpunk okayness

So you played and loved beneath a steal sky. A post apocalyptic world holding many wonders. Quirky banter of your robotic buddy. A city waiting to be explored. Well this is actually almost the same except less good. A very fine game still, but a lesser experience than BASS.

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