The Technomancer

I’m working my way through Spiders’ catalog, and The Technomancer feels like a noticeable improvement over their earlier titles like Of Orcs and Men, Bound by Flame, and Mars: War Logs. (By the way, I picked up Faery on Steam, and it didn't even launch. I hope GOG releases an improved version as part of their conservation program.) The story is fantastic, with great romance options (Jack and Andrew forever!). If you're a fan of sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, and cyberpunk stories, you're in for a real treat. That said, I have a couple of complaints. The lack of a true fast travel system between areas can be frustrating, and it can get a bit repetitive fighting the same enemies repeatedly. Also, Chapter 4, which has an awesome final boss, feels way too short, and it's by far the most visually stunning area of the game.

The first impression was very bad. The controls on keyboard are uncomfortable. Quests? You won't be able to see which quest will cut off the possibility of making the others. However the story defends itself. Also gameplay, even though controls sucks, after few hours it becomes acceptable. I've finished game in less than 40 hours. In the end, even as I almost uninstalled it after 2 hours, I find this game very good. With every hour it has been becoming better and better, so in the end I can say I recommend this title.

good game, a bit harsh but good

For an older game this is still very fun and unique semi open world RPG, with beautiful landscapes.

Has its fault, but a fun game overall.