As you go thorugh you influence the musical aspects as you trace your path trough the mythical-based trama.
Absolute classic! I'd say it's a quite steep learning curve compated to modern TPS titles but it's still very challenging and funny to play as Lara Croft in the old school style.
I played it a lot back in the day along with Worms 2 and Armageddon with friends on the computer since these were turn-based games that allowed us to share the mouse and keyboard.
Mafia II takes place in another location and with another set of characters from the original Mafia. The dynamic is similar - you enroll with one of the local Dom and contribute to a series of criminal felonies that envolve a lot of driving through the city.
It's a nice point'n'click game for those who appreciate this old genre. The story is interesting and has to do with fascism and the Second World War.
Unfortunately the game is crashing sometimes... I don't really know why, I'm trying to solve this issue. But I'm really loving the experience overall. The story is captivating and the city is awesome. It looks a bit like Ghostwire Tokyo but the atmosphere is completely different - it's more tech oriented. Keanu Reeves character adds a lot to the quality of the experience - it kinda connects you to the matrix.
This game's just fine! If you like the GTA series and, specially, L.A. Noir, you'll love this one.
This game a solid 5/5! The combat mechanics are good and the lore is interesting.
I try to enter in random fights and I die in 2 seconds. I would say this is a Souls-like turn-based RPG.
