Posted on: March 18, 2017

Belsirk

Gry: Opinie: 25

Amazing modern game

After more of 40 hours of game, I can say that this game was able to deliver me what it's promised when I backed (though some stretch goals were postponed from the release and will be added in future patches, including a revision of the crisis system). This is a spiritual successor to Planescape Torment? Yes. It has a similar composition, but is, gladly, different and therefore the experience will be unique. - Both games offer a character that doesn’t have (or don’t remember) his past and it’s a blank sheet for the player. This is what make Tides of Numenera the spiritual successor of Planescape. - Both games borrow engines from other games (Pillars of Eternity, but this time, the game improved the engine a lot, all with save and load times). - Both games suck in combat (but at least this one developed its own crisis mechanics instead of killing the BG1 battle system). - This time, peaceful or aggressive approaches impacts on your resources and stats. So, you need to be careful with your resources. - Both games have similar length of time and text (yes. They do) and are more or less linear. - Both games offer a similar amount of characters and 3 main variants for the ending. The companions are not linked to the protagonist. This makes this experience very different to Planescape. They are well done and I truly enjoy many of them. Actually, I was never able to have my “final party” as I wanted to explore everything with all the companions. Also, from the beginning, you know what is your character. You play with him from his first minute of consciousness. You have a good idea of who could be the final bad guy (instead of appearing from nowhere). And yet, you have too much to discover from those similar to you. Something I truly loved about this game is that what happens in the description of the text, happens in the animations of the characters and the world. This is a minor thing, but one I truly loved. This game is different to other games in the market.

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Posted on: March 24, 2017

Varlon

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Gry: 45 Opinie: 3

Disappointment

Played through the game completely in over 150 hours. I think the game is very lacking, even though it has some interesting ideas. Buy it only on sale or avoid completely, better play PST or BG2 again. And, yeah, I backed it. It feels as though the devs had no idea what to do with the game or which direction to take, game feels unfinished. Pros: - interesting setting, some interesting locations; - interesting writing at times; - good use of character skills in dialogues; - pretty art. Cons: - never explained what the main force (that supposedly was the reason for this entire game) was. There are hints as to what the Tides are, but they are so minimal, that you can slap any name on them for the same effect. Consequently, the main story feels forced and incoherent; - the writing is interesting only at times, for the rest of the game, it's just an endless discussion of some topics, which most of the time feels out of place, disconnected or boring; - your choices don't matter one bit: I understand that in the finale you can choose any option despite your choices for the entire game and you can go with it. What is the reason then for having the entire game before the finale? - the companions are bland. Some of their background is interesting, but the spacing of quests is so bad that you forget anything about them since the previous leg of the quest. You can't talk much with them, they have very few reactions to events in the game; - poor character and combat systems, the combat feels as one huge, incoherent mess. You are better off solving all the quests through talking just to avoid combat, but then, there are also quite a few of encounters, which you cannot avoid; - the inventory system is bland, no memorable items or their descriptions, the use of items is more of a chore than something that feels intuitive; - no replay value; - having finished the game, I can't think of any quest, which was memorable. They all were okish, but nothing more than that.

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Posted on: January 5, 2025

GigY0

Zweryfikowany użytkownik

Gry: 68 Opinie: 2

Planscape A+ Numenera A-

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

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Posted on: July 2, 2017

Nightmask3

Zweryfikowany użytkownik

Gry: 30 Opinie: 2

A unique world unlike any other

Tides of Numenera to my mind succeeds in spades at being a spiritual successor to Planescape : Torment. Both of these games are absolute anachronisms to the industry that surrounds them. I am willing to wager a good amount that Tides of Numenera is one of the most imaginative pieces of science fiction in recent memory, a standout piece of art that has no place in a medium filled with unabashed imitation and lack of imagination. Quite frankly, there are few other games like Tides of Numenera (except for P:T). The Ninth World is a humbling achievement of imagination and science fiction. Quite frequently I am left lost for words at some of the concepts broached and ideas represented in this game. I have yet to see another title with such little regard for the common tropes that pervade science fiction and fantasy in most mediums. Tides of Numenera succeeded in immersing me completely in the Ninth World, making me care deeply for its characters, gasp in wonder at its sights, and ponder deeply at the artifacts and Numenera and other wondrous things that it continually offered up to me. I'm just about done with my first playthrough and I cannot wait to start another one.

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Posted on: August 13, 2017

sgabbiani

Zweryfikowany użytkownik

Gry: 321 Opinie: 2

Review from a Kickstarter Backer

I backed the Kickstarter at a tier that got me a physical collector's edition. The physical goods were disappointing, but not the game. I think you will find this game rewarding, providing you are interested in the story, and want to build your character such that you solve everything with dialogue and avoid combat. This game does NOT have anything to do with Planescape: Torment. I knew that when I backed it, and I am not disappointed. Planescape: Torment is the better game; deeper in every way, and with a more satisfying ending. I feel Torment: Tides of Numenera takes longer to pull you into the story and world, but it is still worth it, and I hope there will be more games like this! I played a Strong-willed Nano who Brandishes a Silver Tongue, and focused on everything that gives me dialogue options. I ended the game in less than 35hrs with a Gold Dominant Tide (Blue was my second, and Indigo my distant third tide) and Legacy of Guardian. I also completed my companions' (Aligern, Matkina, and Rhin) side quests, Rhin's being the most satisfying. I think the creators of this game primarily focused on making it rewarding for my specific play style. However, the dialogue is a bit transparent, and doesn't have as big as impact on the world as expected. Basically, there are only 3 things that contribute to your ending. Your tide, your relationship to other characters, and your decision at the end game. Unfortunately, if you prefer combat, or playing more disreputable characters, it probably won't be as enjoyable. If playing a pacifist do-gooder appeals to you, I think you will enjoy it. ...and I would be excited to back a second game!

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