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Posted on: August 17, 2019
themortal
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 570 Opinie: 26
good adventure game
i really enjoyed the graphics and sounds / music, the reading. And a small bit of rpg. It deserve a try but those who like these kinds of rpg / game
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Posted on: September 22, 2019
bodmerocity
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 46 Opinie: 2
Neat interactive story
If you're ready to do a *lot* of reading to enjoy the rich world building and can set aside the simplistic game mechanics, it's pretty fun. Gorgeous graphics and interesting story.
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Posted on: March 11, 2017
nonamespalace
Gry: 68 Opinie: 3
Doesn't do justice to PS:T
If you are going to call a game a "spiritual successor" to another game, especially a game as legendary as Planescape: Torment, it is best to not change fundamental game mechanics from the original. I was a huge fan of PS:T. Part of the reason I liked it (among many other things) is because I like the RTwP mechanics. Turn based just isn't my thing. When you try to expand upon legendary games and move away from fundamental things that made the original game great, you end up with things like Deus Ex: Invisible War... or Tides of Numenera.
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Posted on: March 15, 2017
otteaux
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 394 Opinie: 4
Missed Opportunity
I loved Planescape: Torment. When I heard Torment: Tides was coming out, and I was very excited to revisit a world that was touted as the "spiritual successor" to one of the best RPG's in history. Unfortunately, my excitement was not warranted. I really tried to hang in there with this game. I managed to soldier through all the way to what I'm assuming was the end battle. But after dying, I just couldn't do it anymore. The game just isn't fun. The writing is good, and the universe that's been created seems at least somewhat interesting. However, in terms of game play there "is no there there". I don't mind reading flavor text and in-game content in RPG's - been doing that for years. But Torment takes it too far. This game is more like reading a novel than playing a game. As a matter of fact, huge areas of the game take place SOLELY with still photos and large blocks of text. It's like a choose your own adventure game. I do hope the developers get a chance to make a second game in this universe, as there is potential there. Unfortunately, they missed the mark with this effort. It seems rushed and half-finished, and I felt that the producers were more interested in writing a novel than they were in making a game. Maybe they should've done that.
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Posted on: March 18, 2017
Igraine
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: Opinie: 38
It's a good game
This is very much a matter of personal taste. As such, I'll write a bit about what I like, so you can estimate how much your taste overlaps with mine: My favourite game is Planescape: Torment (alonside Brian Reynolds' Alpha Centauri and Homeworld). I like a good story and good writing in many of my games (though I won't shy away from Factorio, KSP or Minecraft). I also like the Numenera setting and mechanics, and have roleplayed a tiny bit IRL using it. --- Tides of Numenera presents itself as a spiritual successor of Planescape: Torment. I feel that it fails short of its predecesor in many ways, chiefly in the quality of its writing and that of its story. Let's pause here for a moment. I feel the writing in Planescape: Torment is the best in any video game I've seen. Torment: Tides[...] has merely good writing, sometimes excellent, but it falls short of Planescape: Torment. The story itself is less interesting - I simply care less about the main conflict - although the sidequests are fun. The characters are less memorable than those in Planescape. But: it's hard to equal Chris Avellone's writing and FemSheps's (I mean, Jennifer Hale's) voice acting. --- Compared to the Best Game Ever, it falls short on every account (except combat mechanics, which are improved). Is it a good and fun game on its own? Yes. Engaging, enjoyable and relatively well-polished on release. 8.5/10. --- As a final note: the game feels like a game made by fans. Something akin to Pandora and Civ: Beyond Earth compared to Alpha Centauri. And, well, fellow creators the creator seeks, not fans. Saying the above in another way: it feels like the game tries to recapture Planescape: Torment instead of trying to stand on its own. Is it a good idea? Never. Is it what I funded on kickstarter, and what was promised to me? Yes it is. Whose fault is it? Mine.
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