Solid game, no interest in historic plot but in a slapstick comedy where the ancient Egypt it's only a background scenery. The product is well developed, without bug and running smooth with Linux too.
Wonderful open world where you can explore and live forgetting the main quest. Terrible combat system full of bugs, not corrected by the community patch, as you can't hit an opponent shorter than you, because the combos hit the air and make your character without defense against a simple counter attack. In that way, wolves and boars, that in every other game make exp for you, became the main source of frustration.
An harrowing journey from the hell of depression to see again the stars. Not only a game, nor a novel.
Imagine to have played a lot of years ago Beneath a Steel Sky. A lot of time flood away, you're grown, made experience, aquired a more deep awarness, your soul needs more deep plot when you read a book or play a game. But never forgot your love for sci-fi and steam-punk literature, Asimov and Gibson, and so on. And now imagine a world where the games you played so far years ago, has grown with you, renewing itself and satisfying the child in oyu and the man you are now. This is Primordia: wonderful for the kid, but for the, ehm, more "agee" too.
Beware, in "Penumbra - Black Plague", the section Dreamland "It is hot here...", because it's crasching, under Wine. Resolved, with Virtual Machine, go on the story, copy saves in Linux and continue.
