Torment: Tides of Numenera

Torment: Tides of Numenera sets out to become the successor of Planescape: Torment. And it achieves the feel, at least the early stages of the game. Wish the massive amounts of dialog were fully voiced though.

I really enjoyed playing this game i thought the story and the writing were phenomenal so its worth getting this game just for the story alone The world of numenera is so interesting and a joy to look around and explore And something else that i really liked in this game is you can play however you want and solve problems in many different ways and your choices matter and thats something that a lot of RPGs nowadays fail to do I only have 2 problems 1 of them is the the combat it isnt its just to slow for my taste at times so i think i would have like a pausable real time combat system like in Pillars of eternity or like the old D&D CRPGs And my other problem is how long the game is it took me around 20 hours to beat this game yet again i tend to beat games real fast for some reason so maybe thats just me So to sum up i do recommend this game to fans of CRPGs like planescape torment

This game got execellent funding, can focus on a niche game style, and had multiple great examples like Baldur's Gate on how to do it right. Instead: they broke their Kickstarter promises, the story is average to meh, combat is ridiculous and turn based... instead of real-time with pause, the whole RPG system is underdeveloped, the companions are so bland that I am still not sure if those are the actual companions or just some temporary placeholders, the UI is really really *really* bad -- in short sadly the whole thing is nowhere near to a Planescape Torment. Definitely the last inexile game I backed during Kickstarter.

This game does not live up to the hype. If you seriously consider the time it took to develop and the budget they had you have to ask yourself. Where exactly this money go? The game is *very* short and underdeveloped and also very buggy. Wth did they actually do all this time? It will probably fade go where it belongs. Fade into obscurity like it's predecessor. Don't spend money on this.

A bit worse then planscape in almost every way, still a banger.