Posted on: June 26, 2024

sleepychild

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DOES NOT WORK ON LINUX

Was excited to play it but can't get it to run on Linux. So I think GOG should fix the linux port or remove it.

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Posted on: February 13, 2017

F_Kal

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Old School RPG with modern polish

I'm no RPG gamer, I'm an point'n'click adventure gamer. I'm looking for great stories, and fleshed out worlds that suck you in. I never cared about the tactial aspects of gaming, or the grinding - More game content was never good for me - it meant less quality, less unique assets. That's why I never played RPGs. I grew up watching my brother play RPGs such as Betrayal at Krondor, Fallout and Baldur's gate but never tried the sport myself. After playing Witcher 2 though I was so impressed by the story and world that I realized that RPG can be good too! I tried playing Baldur's gate but the graphics and the controls were too awkward to be pleasant nowadays. I was disappointed. The moment I run Shadorun Dragonfall, it felt just right! It felt as if somebody had taken an old classic, gave it new graphics and rebuilt the controls - I was so excited! Being an adventure player, I was hoping for some great story. The writing in this game is beautiful and this makes you expect a great story too. But sadly the story is merely "functional". The game is a tactical RPG, so I guess it's excused, but I didn't know it and I wouldn't had started it if I knew it. The last two chapters become more interesting, but this doesn't change the disappointment. The length is "okay" - I'd rather it was shorter and less repetitive (again, I'm judging by adveture games standards - I'm sure other RPG games are longer and more repetitive). All in all, a good game, very balanced, but not my style!

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Posted on: May 4, 2018

toftfelt

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Great rpg

Great rpg, around 20-30 hrs playtime for me.

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Posted on: December 9, 2014

Ihear_BlueColors

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Underwhelming but Appreciable

I can't say as I'm amazed. Shadowrun: Dragonfall does most things right. But it's not at all appropriate to list this in the Role-playing category of games. It's very well scripted. The dialog is fresh and keeps you engaged, none of the characters are simplistic in their background or their opinions. The gameplay is, from all I've read, a much better incarnation than the first Shadowrun. Unfortunately for me it was incredibly familiar. There wasn't any big disappointment in the gameplay, except when I tried to build an Adept the first time and made a lot of mistakesin character development. However the game's effort to recreate "The Matrix" as more of the same kind of combat not only made the came take longer than it needed to but it also served to highlight the boring limitations of combat as it was presented in the game. Because the bulk of the gameplay is the combat, this turns most of the campaign into a collection of bottlenecks. Not in difficulty so much as pacing. Dramatic moments are underscored by lengthy fights against unvaried enemies. The only termendous surprise was the (spoiler) in the basement. Still it's the first time in a long time that I've visited the world of Shadowrun and I hope to find my old sourcematerial soon and maybe run the shadows again, and for that, I'm glad for Harebrained Studios. If an interest in Shadow is the reaction more people have than not, that's a success all of it's own.

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Posted on: October 24, 2016

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Great cyberpunk RPG

I did not expect much, but I was overwhelmed. Great, long and complex RPG without being chaotic or confusing in "what is the player supposed to do". Do you handle the guns well? Or do you prefer melee? Do you project your consciousness into the matrix or do you let your drones do your hard work for you? Or do you leave the world of cold steel and silicone behind you and sling magical energies and summon guardians? Choose your path... There are 3 games, so my 2 cents to each one of them: Shadowrun Returns (Dead Man's Switch) - first game and going straight back to gritty Seattle. Weakest story of the series, but still great and enjoyable with a cyberpunk-noir ambience. Shadowrun DragonFall - takes you to Berlin and it's chaotic Flux state. When the after fall of a botched job turns into a fight for survival. Much better writing and NPC companions with and awesome mix of talking and fighting. Shadowrun Hong Kong - when the past catches up on you, you gotta set things right. Even if everyone turns out to be after you as you walk into a trap. Now, who set that trap up? And why? And - most importantly - how much do I want them to hurt when I catch them? Excellent writing in this one, yet it seems a bit more "chatty" than the other 2 games. (Still a lot of fighting tho)

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