Posted on: February 2, 2019

thanxalot

Gry: 59 Opinie: 8

Buy it on Sale. Hope for a Sequel.

Dragon's Dogma is not perfect. The difficulty scales erratically. It is easy to lose track of items in storage. The stat system is a min-maxer's nightmare. Miscelleanous quests can be canceled without reasonable warning because of your progress in the main story. There is only one save file, so you can't juggle different characters, unless you attempt to make a backup copy. The storytelling is enjoyable--if you come in with low expectations. The game's goofy, unintuitive relationship system makes it possible to accidentally bond with the the wrong person. And yet I would buy a sequel first day. Dragon's Dogma is rad. If Dark Souls is about rendering fantasy combat as a grim chess match, this is about making the player feel like a medieval superhero. Want to scale a cyclops and stab him in the eye? Want to annhilate foes with tornados? Want to wield a massive sword like Guts from Berserk, sprint up on a pack of goblins, and wipe them out in one blow? Boy, you better believe one of the appearence pre-sets for men is literally just Guts from Berserk. I cannot emphasize enough: The developers nailed this combat system. It's fluid, fun, and allows for so many interesting builds. Dragon's Dogma won't be for everyone. Multiple aspects--from item management to the sloppy storytelling--feel underdeveloped. That said, buy it on sale if you're remotely interested. It's a steal for 10 bucks. Here's hoping a lot of people buy the upcoming Switch version, and Capcom announces a sequel.

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Posted on: January 1, 2023

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Gry: 0 Opinie: 2

Fun Experience Marred by Frustrating AI

Overall fun & engaging game to play. Hire & use "Pawns" with varying classes & abilities to fight monsters also of varying sizes & abilities. In terms of pawn's in your party, AI can be frustrating at times & getting them to do what you need them to do can be tricky especially during combat. Performance wise? Solid framerate overall. Though loading times seem longer, but maybe thats' just me.

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Posted on: September 5, 2017

Hunter65536

Gry: Opinie: 9

Good game brought down by buggy platform

I'd have to rate this a 4/5 given the occasional glitches and bugs which make the game unplayable at times. Also considering the bugs in the pawn hiring system which I gather are specific to GOG version, I'd advise people to consider that when deciding which platform to get it on. Otherwise the game itself is good when it works fine - character physical attributes(height, weight affecting stamina usage) being reflected in gameplay with changes to play style, killing monsters using different tactics and pawns gaining knowledge against fighting enemies as game progresses feel quite good. Mounting enemies has to be my favorite in this aspect along with how you can cut off body parts to affect their fighting style. Saving anywhere is a real life saver when you encounter a glitch while talking to an NPC and dialogue box goes blank with no way to get out except restarting the application. In conclusion, get this game on GOG if you value having a DRM-free version more than the online pawn hiring system or on Steam if you value that component more. It's just a matter of priorities IMO so make your choice carefully. Hope I've been helpful.

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Posted on: June 5, 2017

SeraphimBlade

Gry: 441 Opinie: 12

Let me just tell you all the cool things

This is one of my favorite RPGs and action games for a lot of reasons: - Action: This game puts "Action" in Action RPG harder than just about anything. It's not as unforgiving, but it's damn-well designed and no slouch for challenge. At least not until you put the work in for the really great gear. I think it's a great middle-ground for people who want something more demanding than Skyrim, but less stressful than Dark Souls. - Bosses: You fight classic enemies, but like Monster Hunter, they respond differently to different attacks. For example, you can lop off a Chimera's tail. - Exploration: You can't rest just anywhere, and the game has a pretty smart healing system where magic isn't enough and you will have to eat or rest to fully recover. You might have to make a strategic retreat, and you'll have to properly prepare when you head out anywhere. - Crafting: Each piece of equipment can be upgraded three levels, and you get materials through exploring and fighting. It's all easily stored but still accessible when you go to craft, so you can safely collect and forget until you need it. Better consumables can be crafted more or less on the fly too. - Classes: You can change classes very easily, and each of the 9 classes have abilities that can carry over when you switch back. - Pawns: Not only do you create your character, but you also make a partner called a "pawn". When you fill out your party, you'll actually be recruiting other player's pawns. They don't level up, so you have to keep switching out. And if yours is recruited, they gain knowledge about quests and monsters, and may even come back with a gift. - Customization: Your character and pawn are ridiculously customizable, even allowing for child heroes. The story doesn't care about your sex or even apparent age, (although your weight and height have in-game effects) and literally any NPC can become your love interest. Often with hilarious and/or creepy results.

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Posted on: April 26, 2020

I3lackHole

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Gry: 341 Opinie: 6

Wygrany los na loterii

Czasem gry mogą nie odnieść sukcesu przez marketing. Obok gry znajdziemy takie tagi jak RPG. Problem w tym że to slasher w otwartym świecie. Erpegowiec kupując grę może się mocno rozczarować i ja to rozumiem. W grze rządzi walka na którą składają się nasze statystyki i uzbrojenie, nasi kompani i ich skille/uzbrojenie, nasz refleks, znajomość przeciwnika, ogarnianie sytuacji, a czasem finezja i bystrość umysłu. Jednocześnie, DD:DA jest pierwszą grą (a z nimi mam kontakt od końca lat '80), w której tak chętnie zmieniałem profesje, POMIMO że tego nie lubię i zwykle trzymam się jednego do końca. Jest też grą do której od wielu lat znów użyłem kartki i długopisu by spisać kilka przepisów z craftu, oraz skille dla pionków, żmudnie wybieranie z dragonsdogma.fandom oraz doświadczeń. Najlepszy system walki w otwartym świecie, ale nie przegięty (jak w Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom) i w dodatku dotyczy on nie tylko nas, ale całej naszej drużyny. Pomimo słabej muzy (ogromna szkoda), voice actingu, fabuły, zadań i ogólnopojętej beznadziejności naszego protagonisty gra jest genialna, na wszystko byłem w stanie przymykać oko jak zaślepiony. Szczególnie 100 misji-znajdziek "From a Different Sky" które widać że zostały zrobione z sercem przypadły mi do gustu, POMIMO iż w żadnej innej grze nigdy nie bawiłem się by znaleźć wszystko. Genialnie grało mi się nocą, POMIMO iż zwykle tego nie cierpię! Super animacje, może nie tyle co dokładne a nadające tempo walce. Efekty specjalne i dźwięki dobre. Całkiem dobra optymalizacja, co ważne w grach z otwartym światem, choć tekstury jednak średnie. Ładne projekty map i lochów. Gra zrobiona z zaangażowaniem, błędnie zareklamowana przez co trafiła po części do niewłaściwej grupy odbiorców. Odradzam granie po niej w Skyrim czy Wiedźmina, bo się zanudzimy walcząc. Ja na odreagowanie wziąłem się za dawane za darmo przez GOG Tower of Time, gdzie jest sporo do poczytania i powyobrażania sobie. POMIMO! 9,5/10, zostanie jedną z moich ulubionych gier.

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