Sad to say, this fixes few of the problems with the first game and adds a few of its own. While the ability to choose your village placement and get multiple villages is welcome, the game setting options are fewer, the card game is much less intuitive and fun, events bombard you even more than in the first, and the art is less diverse and charming.
Astounding. Philosophical with a deep sense of melancholy. Cyberpunk with a noir style. I cannot recommend this enough. Fairly short, though, 3-4 hours.
Battletech is excellent, everything promised. The combat is smooth, choices diverse, management challenging. Nothing like unloading a targeted shot with a 'mech with a full compliment of short-range missiles. There are some bugs I've encountered, like moonwalking mechs, but it runs fine overall. Also the character portraits for the player are pretty ugly, to be honest. Nothing serious enough to detract from the game overall.
Battletech is excellent, everything promised. The combat is smooth, choices diverse, management challenging. Nothing like unloading a targeted shot with a 'mech with a full compliment of short-range missiles. There are some bugs I've encountered, like moonwalking mechs, but it runs fine overall. Also the character portraits for the player are pretty ugly, to be honest. Nothing serious enough to detract from the game overall.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is awesome. The combat is satisfying and more complex than usual. Some sound design issues and bugs still plague it, but it's still absolutely a great game.
