Posted on: April 19, 2017

moonsage11

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An Epic Interactive Novel + Fun Fighting

I actually wish there were more stars to give this game. The combat, skills, equipment, interface, etc. are all good, top notch polished stuff. But the story is where this game really shines. It is really, really immersive. I've read bestselling fantasy novels that were less developed. (Yes, it's all text, so if you don't like to read, look elsewhere.) I've done one and half playthroughs so far, and if I had to guess, I'd say I've seen perhaps a third of the possible text. I would recommend Tyranny to anyone.

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Posted on: June 22, 2017

EmL.Gee.

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Plethora of choice

I would say my experience with Tyranny was much more filling than I expected. When Obisidian and Paradox announced this, I initially dismissed this as some filler CRPG until the next Pillars of Eternity would be released. But I was very wrong. Tyranny is a well thought, introspective game. I must say, double-crossing your allies halfway through the game is something I haven't experienced before. The various directions that you can be taken on are the core of this game. I'm aware Obsidian encourages this, so you can get a fully fledged feel of the game. I intend to replay soon. As for my critique - it's a bit overpriced. It took me around 25 hours to complete all three Acts. While the replayability is high, I often found the Tiers slightly lacking in world building. Perhaps if there were more individuals or side-quests it would be better. Either way, get it in a sale. Perhaps that's what the new DLC is for. The art style is interesting, but not as beautiful as PoE(although Vendrien's Wall and the Oldwalls are very pretty). The ending is a bit more abrupt than I would like. But other than those things, it's a fantastic game.

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Posted on: June 11, 2018

CidBTrippin

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High Recommend it

To start off I'd like to say I got the game on origin with their origin access (monthly payments and whatnot) and now I've bought it here, -- being that it's on sale so it just makes more sense that I do -- just because of how much I love this game. Also, I saw someone try and claim they beat the game in 15 hours, which is complete nonsense, they clearly didn't even play a majority of the game. I think my first playthrough of the game plugged near 30+ and I really doubt I did every single thing. (It was kind of a quick playthrough to get the general feel of the game and now I'm on my second playthrough.) This is an absolutely excellent game, there is so much in-depth lore and interesting things to see and do in the Tyranny world. Which is one of the main thinks that I personally look for in a game claiming to be an RPG. I want to feel immersed in this world and a part of it, I want to feel emotional if a character dies or something happens and I certainly do when I play this game. I've been playing this game ever since I've got it I'm so into the lore and story-telling. You can tell that a lot of though was put into this and I applaud Obisidan and Paradox for this. -- If I were to compare it to anything else i'd say 40k Warhammer meets Dragon Age. The combat mechanics work very well, not too much to write home about considering it's like most old-school RPGs in that regard, however it never gets boring even though maybe a bit grindy. Your ability to customize your character's traits is pretty well done and thought out, It requires you to actually think where you want to allocate your points, I can often spend quite some time pondering this. You have to make sure what you're doing coincides with your play-style otherwise you're just gonna bite the dust. All-in-all it's a really well done game and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys RPGs and story-based games.

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Posted on: August 26, 2018

SoManyGoblins

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Fantastic

This is a fantastic game. It starts slow, I had a hard time getting into it for the first 5 hours, which is a bummer, but it grew on me big time. The main issue I had at the begginning is the staggering amount of backstory that is thrown at you, it's just too much, but it's done in a truly masterful way, the characters don't flat out tell you everything, things that are implied your character knows (like past events in the world) are explained in tooltips during dialogs, which you're free to ignore if you want, but a great source of contextual lore for those willing to delve deeper into this world. I did not enjoy Pillars of Eternity, I thought I might have lost the taste for isometric RPGs like Baldur's Gate, but this game made me relive my love for the style. The combat is far simpler than Pillars, closer to Baldur's Gate, and so much fun, the magic system is very intriguing and very original (you get to, more or less, design your own spells). The characters are very interesting and have so much depth in their motivations, dialogs are really well done, lore is presented in an interesting fashion, world building is really nice. I'm some 25 hours into the game and I'm just in Act II, I don't understand what have people been playing when they claim this game is short, might not be Skyrim, but this so far is a very enjoyable experience.

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Posted on: November 4, 2018

SzymonAtan

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Very solid old-school RPG

I enjoyed this game very much - if you like izometric RPGs you will have a good time. Remember - this game is like 50% reading, and it's great if you like it - but you have been warned. Pros: + very detailed and interesting setting + many decistions that actually affect gameplay + the best spells system I have seen in a while (making your own spells is super-rewarding) Cons: - the closer you are to the ending the more tidious and pointless combat becomes (and all that accompanies it - like developing skills or otimizing items). Its very good when you begin and very boring when you end the game. - the weight of past decisions sometimes weigts too much. Who you choose to support in Act 1 closes most options for the rest of the game

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