Posted on: January 19, 2020

~ Akuburanir ~

Jeux: 1229 Avis: 69

Excellent scnéario, mais trop de portes

Alors on va commencer par les quelques points négatifs qui sont un peu habituels avec spiders, même s'il y a des progrès : - Les combats sont encore un peu brouillon et l'ennemi lambda qui s'enfuit et se régénère au bout de 3s alors qu'il est à côté de vous. - De nombreux aller-retour. - Quelques boss en mode sac à P.V. - Les intérieurs un peu trop copier/coller. - Bestiaire un peu limité. Une fois passé tous ces détails, nous avons affaire à un RPG solide et d'excellentes factures proposant une re-jouabilité correct et obligatoire si vous voulez tous les succès. :) L'aventure est assez longue avec au minimum 20 heures de jeu, mais comptez plutôt le double pour faire l'ensemble des quêtes, ces dernières sont assez bien écrite (sauf une qui ne tient pas compte de ce qui s'est passé dans une quête précédente). Évidemment qui dit RPG, dit compagnon pour porter vos affaires et se prendre les coup à votre place.... ah non je me plante de jeu, ici les compagnons limités en nombre sont une véritable plus valu et sont parfaitement intégrés dans l'histoire et l'univers du jeu, de plus ils sont attachants et bien écrits. Merci Spiders, vous êtes notre Bioware local ! :)

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Posted on: September 16, 2022

MaciejKrok

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Poor man's Witcher 2.

I am not saying this game is bad, so bear with me on this one. Greedfall sits somewhere between Mass Effect, Dragon Age 2 and Witcher 2, being closest to the latter in my opinion. It has an original and well-built world, good theme I feel is underused in games, interesting story with high point in the middle of it, good voiceacting, decent graphics and medium music. It has teambuilding elements, which I usually adore, but here they feel a little bit artificial. I wouldn't call this game bad in any aspect, but it isn't great in any either. This game consists of 80% running, 17% talking and 3% combat. Of those, talking is very good, combat is mediocre (as a spellcaster at least) and running is unbearable when you don't realise you can use the closest globe/campfire to insta-travel instead of following the quest marker. I played this game at 1440p ultra and it wasn't pretty. Facial expressions are particularly weak, breaking the immersion a little during dialogues. Cities are unpopulated and overall feel empty and buildings have exactly the same layouts. It's a low - budget production, and it shows. Overall, I like that kind of games where talking takes the center spot. I am rating it 7/10: it's a good, old-school RPG with lower budget than you might be used to. If you already finished Witcher 3 with DLC's - go ahead and try this one.

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Posted on: October 29, 2020

MR67

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Jeux: 61 Avis: 4

Better than Bound by Flame, but.....

Decent game and way better than the last Spiders game I played, Bound by Flame, which was pretty abysmal. This game feels a lot like Dragon Age Inquisition but with a better combat system which reminds me of the Witcher 3. I think this one is worth 7/10, but I'm subtracting a point owing to the following somewhat janky features: - Really dated facial animations (game should maybe have been called "Teethfall" instead?), though you tend to get used to them after a while. - The game has a day/night cycle but NPCs just go about their routines 24 hours a day. Merchants will still bark at you to come and check out their wares when you run past their stalls in the dead of night, some townsfolk just stand around staring blankly and all the NPCs who walk around occasionally get stuck on obstacles which they continue walking against until you bump against them. - No children to be seen anywhere, even in native villages, which ruins immersion somewhat. - Copy/pasted interiors for all the major buildings, like the governors' mansions and the native chieftain huts. If this sort of thing really irritated you in Dragon Age 2, then I would recommend you avoid this game. - Companions who repeat the same lines endlessly in combat. - Ridiculous difficulty spikes for some boss battles. - Lots of poorly designed, tedious fetch quests (eg the infamous Logging Camp one) which have you running back and forth repeatedly. In summary, this is worth picking up on sale if you enjoy Bioware type RPGs, but don't expect the experience to be as polished. I think Spiders is a developer that comes up with some great ideas for their games, but tends to fall short in the quality department as they simply don't have the resources to compete with the bigger studios. Hopefully that may change in the future....

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Posted on: October 16, 2021

kkrypto

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Great idea, poor execution

The best thing for me was the diplomatic core - that you speak and act to influence those around you to forge coalition. Another awesome aspect is the way companions complement the story telling by offering their commentaries and stances to curent events, your behavious. The gameplay is mediocre at best, it is not terribly fun to fight and skill system is not particulary revarding. I could omit that had the dialogs and quest been written well - the very core of diplomatic game. Alas the companions were flat and comment only seldomly, without wit or any particular insight. The depiction of science, religion, commerce, indigenous and seafaring were boring cliché. Inspite of all that I finished the game and at times it was real fun to play.

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Posted on: January 29, 2020

Nox.Seth

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Jeux: 625 Avis: 32

Amazing RPG

This is a fantastic game. It has all the charm of Dragon Age, but it's set in a 15th/16th century setting with amazing detail and story. It also resembles Quest for Glory in its almost-perfect skill tree assignment. Most quests can have up to 5-6 different solutions, based on your abilities, your inclination, your team, etc. It's glorious!! I have been absolutely hooked for about 6 hours now.. and that is a rare treat these days, when most games, here or elsewhere, barely manage to keep me occupied for 2-3 hours before boredom sets in. The game is not combat-centric, it requires you to actually think and come up with solutions, a lot of the quests are detective stories or puzzles and not mindless "kill giant rats" tasks. I am a long time Elder Scrolls, Dragon Age and Mass Effect fan and this game manages to combine all that was glorious about these franchises and put a shiny new coat on it. The atmosphere, the dialogue, the story, the characters, everything is perfect. I rarely give 5-star reviews. This one just deserves 6.

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