Posted on: April 4, 2021
galuskaistvan
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Banner Saga+Witcher+Gwent? Sign me up!
The game seemed a mix of Banner Saga gameplay with the Gwent mechanic from Witcher 3, which seemed a good combinatin to me, as I like both. Unfortunately the game turned out less fun than expected, but still not bad. Pro: - pretty graphics, with a Banner Saga-Disney wibe - quality voice acting - well written characters, CDPR has the best writers in the industry - choices&consequences events - some puzzles are nice to teach card combos Con: - regular Gwent duels are too easy, because the best cards are easily available - story holds no surprises - while the characters are well-written and have great voice acting, most of them are clichés. Stock characters like hippie with a dark past or loveable rogue. - I felt that the puzzles are overdone, your deck not usable in a sizeable portion of the game. (40-50%? not sure) - map navigation and resource collection involves lot’s of backtracking, and is basically a waste of time. The maps are pretty though. Areas of improvement: - 2D map, with linear progression. This would cut the backtracking on the campaign map - save a deck option. Currently, if the player faces a gimmick challenge, the only solution is: loading an earlier save + build a deck around the gimmick + win the duel + rebuild your original deck. - it would be nice to _not_ build the cards at camp, but pick one of three after a battle. This would force the players to adapt their deck to the cards at hand, not just build their winning combo. This would also solve the competitiveness of the AI, as you might end up with only one alchemist or no forager. This is similar to Witcher 3 or Slay the Spire, where you get a random card from your matches, and there are no guaranteed cards. Overall: A good game, but not great. I feel that the Witcher 3 Gwent game is more interesting than this, as long as you don’t play Northern Realms or Empire. I don’t regret buying it, but I am glad I bought at a discount.
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