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Posted on: July 12, 2019
legi0
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 39 Rezensionen: 1
Pleasantly surprised
At first i thought its a shalow adventure game . But the more i play the more i see the depth and the time spent to develop it. Its a good gfame.
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Posted on: June 19, 2019
GargamelLeNoir
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 397 Rezensionen: 10
Best adventure game ever!
I love modern supernatural World of Darkness style stories, and this is IT! The main intrigue is excellent, the individual cases really interesting, and I loved all the NPCs (making the team choices hard and a replay of the game indispensable). Plus, the origin stories Dragon Age Origin style add a lot to it! I guess it's not for the people who play adventure for mind breaking rage inducing moon logic puzzles, here they're just hard enough to feel like we're the ones advancing the story. Just play it!
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Posted on: December 8, 2020
renp
Spiele: 79 Rezensionen: 5
A big disappointment
All the puzzles and everything in this game is based always only on some kind of magic or illusion. Puzzles are in the style like "I don't care, let's combine some random items and it will usually work". As much as I love the Blackwell series with it's well crafted story and quests, this one is a disappointment for me.
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Posted on: August 8, 2018
SabbaRoy
Spiele: Rezensionen: 4
Marvelous
After years of working alone, Dave Gilbert turned the story design of Unavowed over to renowned Bioware veteran Jennifer Hepler, and it shows. Unavowed discards outdated aspects of adventure games like brain-aching puzzles, stuffed inventories, sprawling maps, and pixel hunts, and replaces them with a Bioware-inspired narrative, in which how to resolve moral quandaries is the real puzzle. Like Technobabylon, Unavowed features welcome diversity alongside the hysterical humor that comes from Gilbert's script work and his stable of talented voice actors. There are also moving moments and a lots of hard-edged darkness for those looking for serious stuff. It's noteworthy as well that the graphics have gotten a welcome upgrade to higher resolution, showcasing the excellent art. Many reviews have called this an instant classic, but the classics had what everyone now recognizes as self-destructively bad design focused on frustrating and "challenging" the player. Unavowed is not a "classic," but a gloriously modern story-game. If only it had come 25 years ago, it could have saved the genre from itself.
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Posted on: August 14, 2018
M15aNtHrOpE
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 248 Rezensionen: 5
Everything Wadjet Eye makes is gold
I just finished this in a day. I loved every second of it. Wadjet Eye probably will never move off of AGS, but quite frankly, they don't need to. After making games in AGS for over a decade, Ben Chandler knows how to push the engine well beyond its limit. The pixel art and animation are breathtaking. The game is set in the highest resolution of any Wadjet Eye game to date. I very much enjoyed being my own character, which is certainly a change of pace for their games: They took inspiration from the openendedness of Bioware RPGs, but transferred the dialogue options to point-and-click adventure games--and it works. I chose an Actor profession for charisma, which I felt was the only profession not covered by your other party members, and I was happy with the amount of time dedicated to using my skill. The story was mostly good, but I am not too happy with the twist toward the end--which I will not spoil. I was stuck in spots, so be prepared to use a walkthrough for some of the more obtuse puzzles, of which there aren't many. Overall, however, Unavowed is excellent and I very highly recommend it for fans of Wadjet Eye's work.
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