Posted on: August 15, 2019

BK-Bigbank

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Masterpiece?

* Ubuntu Mate 18.04 * CPU: Intel i5-2500K 3.30 GHZ * RAM: 8 GB * HD: 1 TB SSD * Vid: Nvidia 960 GTX | Driver: 430.40 This game is also on Steam and it states on the store page there that it does not work on Linux unless in windowed mode. I am playing this game on my main machine and HTPC machines in full screen without issue. The above specs are from the lower end HTPCs. This is a first for me in this genre but the trailer caught my eye and I had to give it a shot when it went on sale for $14.99. The game is easily worth the original $19.99. Excellent job. I've not ended this game but I've been playing it 1 case a day to let the setting sink in. I also started re-reading 'A People's History of the United States' because of this game. The game is great looking, the voice acting is solid and the atmosphere of the cases has me full of suspense and tension for each decision I make. Great job, devs!

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Posted on: October 15, 2019

meisbambam

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LE FRANCAIS MONSIEUR, French translation

La traduction français n'est pas mauvaise en soit, mais le simple fait que les interlocuteurs, dans un tribunal de 18ème siècle se tutoi, notamment l'accusé et le juge, me font grincer des dents à chaque interlocution. C'est très désagréable. Sorry developers, but french have 'vouvoiement' for politeness and 'tutoiement' for familly (not in the 18th), and friends. I believe that, during this time, using 'tutoiement' to speak to a juge would be a reason enought to be beheaded. And, in french, the whole conversation becomes so irritating and unconfortable. Otherwise, translation is quite okey.

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Posted on: December 31, 2020

Firthis

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Bon jeu ! Mais...

Globalement, je dirais que ce jeu est plutôt bon. L'ambiance est vraiment prenante. Dramatique, sombre... Les complots politiques, les jeux de pouvoirs sont bien rendus. Par contre, tout ne se vaut pas dans le jeu. Le jeu de dé est complètement inutile et inintéressant. L'acte III est dénué de sens, et n'est qu'une longue suite de tâches pénibles. Les "batailles" sont tout aussi inutiles et pénibles que les parties de dé. Malgré ces défauts, je ne regrette pas mon achat ! Il faut juste prendre en compte que le début est plus intéressant que la fin. Puis, ça va decrescendo. N'hésitez pas à simplement vous arrêter à la fin de l'acte II.

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Posted on: March 31, 2021

Gregarious1

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A Game just like the French Revolution

Horrifically bloody, confusing, full of intrigue, an excellent lesson in French history (I think), kind of a mess, but utterly fascinating from the moment it starts to the moment you lose patience and give up. The game has several really interesting ideas I haven't seen before in trying to make gameplay out of talking to people, bogged down with lots of quality of life issues. I muted the voice acting for the game's own benefit, but the art is absolutely fantastic. I didn't always thing the character's actions made sense, but I always cared about what happened to them. I'm not sure what influence my actions were having in all the layers of minigames, but the fact that it might kept up the theme of intrigue for me. I don't see myself ever coming back to this game, but I found it a really cool experience, and an experiment on what you can do with a video game.

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Posted on: March 23, 2019

Thar

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Very pleasant experience so far

It's a nice story-driven game that I feel isn't far from greatness achieved by it's inspiration, "Papers, please". The root of the game are two minigames. One is connecting the elements of case to more general "themes" which results in questions being available to you as a judge. This one is forgettable and with complexity rising becomes much of a trial and error. The second minigame is asking those questions that will give a desired effect on the jury. By "desired" I mean that you can satisfy either the people, the revolution's ruling elites, your family or YOUR own sense of justice. The game gives you a variety of cases and if you're up for thinking about morality, it's really an enjoyable experience. You're also bound by the mechanics of "report" - you simply have to ask some questions to fill the case files, but you can choose not to and risk damaging your reputation. It's great that the game doesn't force you one way or another. All of that fuels the complex system of relations and reputation which I've yet to encounter the effects of, but I feel it's just before me. Contrary to other reviews: no, the game doesn't put you on track. If you'll ask all available questions then yes, the outcome becomes obvious, but it's a gameplay mechanic that you should pick what you want to ask of the accused. Also, the cutscenes are skippable by holding the mouse button. Myself, I have only two grievances: tutorial could be better, you will almost certainly have to learn most things by playing the game. And, when you pick the activity for your free time, it's not obvious what effects it will bring. Apart from those, "We. The Revolution" is really good for fans of story-driven games in lieu of "Papers, please" or "This Is The Police".

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