I brought the FL series on the Steam platform; the FL series is great with one flaw in regard to FL 3 and how the ending was set up. Initially it was an end that was multiple, and many thought it was going to be free. But to many dismays it was not the case, the multiple endings will be sold as a separate DLC. You are not obligated to buy it, and the main story is finished but you can play the multiple endings as an option.
Like some customers here, I got mine on another platform. Do not let the price fool you as it is not an expensive title. I found myself caring for the main character who has a mental problem and not the sex in the story. The story of Cece had left me emotionally drained and the MC to me was a hero who came to understand and was not in it for game or getting the trophy as he cared for all his friends and they all had friends and he also learned about himself and found someone who he fell in love with, and I enjoyed the journey that he shared with her and she with him. I suggest having some tissue handy as it made me cry my tears out for a AVN and the story is somewhat based off an actual situation, and I thank Drifty for sharing his story about his daughter who Cece represents, Good job Drifty!
This is the second installment in the trilogy series, but one does not need to do the first (Lust Epidemic unless they want to know the history of the lust experiment. this is much bigger with more puzzles than the first and the renders are beautifully done. The sex is great, but the exploration is a big plus, and while the MC does get all the women, he treats them much better than the first MC from the first installment (Lust Epidemic) and having the first is a good thing as well. there are some characters that are carryovers from each installment including the third installment that has not been released yet.
I gave one star but that is not my true rating as I was pointing out this is a remaster that was released today and to my knowledge there was never a Dark Alliance II released for the PC other than today as the game was released on consoles.
I agree with Roman5, I played this game many years ago and I died so many times I gave up. The game is fun no doubt but so hard to survive. I still have my original copy but it is so hard to get it up and running. Glad GOG has and just might give it an go again.
I took one star off for the exclusion of Co-op option but still an great game regardless. I play single mode only so I do not really miss the Co-0p mode.
I am happy to see this series get an remaster and an good one at that. I still have my legacy copies but it is an hassle to get them to run. I believe they had worked out the bugs that was present in the legacy versions. I am comfortable with the price I paid for the series. The interface is a bit outdated but the gameplay is still there and for me no matter how much techology is available today some games from yesteryear has timeless gameplay being back in the day the emphasis on graphics was not stressed because it was in its infancy and audio was king, Good Job Exiles!
