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Additional Notes: Please note that the game runs on 64-bit operating systems only
Additional Notes: Please note that the game runs on 64-bit operating systems only
Posted on: November 25, 2018
xernos
Verified ownerGames: 746 Reviews: 97
Simply amazing game...
Simply amazing game, about 47 hours of good story, funny dialogs and open word (practically you can go whenever you want). After Risen 2 I was thinking series Risen end, but 3 part is revival of spirit that you can feel in firs risen and Gothic 2 ..
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Posted on: April 13, 2023
the813
Games: 205 Reviews: 1
Decent Game…
Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition on PS4 is a very fun game with a distinct Fable-esque feel. While the graphics may not be up to par with current-gen standards and are more reminiscent of PS3-era visuals, the gameplay and story make up for it. The dialogues in the game can be hit or miss, with moments of boredom but also instances of humor that will make you chuckle. One of the highlights of the game is the abundance of quests and loot, providing a satisfying RPG experience. The ship battles also offer a refreshing break from the monotony of land-based combat. It's worth noting that at the beginning of the game, enemies may feel overpowered and could potentially turn off some players. However, if you push forward, the effort pays off with a rewarding experience. In terms of value for money, Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition is a great deal, with frequent sales offering the game at a low price of around $3 to $5. Overall, despite some flaws in graphics and dialogues, Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition delivers an enjoyable RPG experience with its engaging gameplay, quests, and unique ship battles, making it a worthwhile purchase for fans of the genre, especially when available at a discounted price.
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Posted on: February 22, 2016
DeN_DarK
Games: 130 Reviews: 2
Mediocre. They can do better.
Every next Risen game is worse than previous. First had very strong Gothic charm. Second was some pirate-story, and third... It is playable, but not very interesting. I don't want to replay first 2 games but they are left good memories. Third one - I barely finished it. Thing for one time.
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Posted on: February 20, 2016
squanto
Games: 117 Reviews: 7
Review for Xbox 360 version!
I really enjoyed this game. I played it for a few weeks off and on and although some reviewers on Youtube (like Angry Joe) thought it had problems, I was either able to easily overlook them, or (more frequently!) didn't even encounter them! There story is cool, but to me this wasn't what kept bringing me back. It kind of was forgettable overall (and I didn't finish the game so it very well might get really gripping later on). What really held my attention was sub-stories, gameplay, and even just the overall atmosphere of Risen 3. I really liked the indigenous group that you could decide to align with, and ended up doing as many quests with them as I could! But, as fun as these quests and things were, there were negatives about this game. The biggest one I can think of off the top of my head is how the quests are structured (not the stories themselves but the literal quests). I started noticing that I was having trouble completing quests because in order to finish one I would have to start another. And in order to finish that one, I would have to start another. And in order to finish that one, I would have to start another... You get where I'm going with this. Although not EVERY quest panned out this way, a large percentage did, and this not only was frustrating to people with small amounts of free-time, but also just simply confusing. I think at one point I had 5 or 6 quests that all were "linked" to each other! I guess in the end I still highly enjoyed this game when I played it (I have an xbox one and Risen 3 isn't backwards compatible yet), and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a swordfighting game (with some guns) that can be unforgiving at times. It's also damn beautiful!
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Posted on: April 15, 2020
crazyionutz
Verified ownerGames: 116 Reviews: 3
Just great.
A combination of pirate-y-slash-teh-about-all gamefor me it's almost perfect except ( maybe I dont't kblnow how to play it well ) for about each time I hit an enemy, I must roll to the sides to be able to hit it again without being hit back.. it's very annoying but except this, it's almost perfect. Graphics are ok, the fact that you can swim, again is wow..the game got to me. Bought it at offer: 5€ and for the price, it's perfect
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