This game is a great blend of action, problem solving and creepiness. Controls are very intuitive and yet allow for refined movements in order to get through the various obstacles.
I quite enjoyed playing the game. The roaches are adorable and the ability to walk on all the walls was quite fun. The story was entertaining but simple. However, maneuvering does take a little getting used to, and the game is rather short. Otherwise, its an enjoyable game.
The game is 80% interactive story and 20% action. The story is very good and forces the player to make the same kind of tough decisions that make the TV show great.
Telltale has done a great job developing games around their interactive story engine. This has a compelling, comic-book feel. The dialogue choices allow the player develop the personality of the main character, Bigby. Action elements are well integrated into the storyline.
Eldevin has a great community of players. It is a wonderful game full of fighting and crafting. There are missions to lead you through, but you do not NEED to do them if you do not want. Great game!
I bought this because I had loved the originals, way back when.
The game as redone by Anuman not only made the original crisp visuals muddy, but it also saves at set spots, rather than when the player wants. Worse yet, if for ANY reason you leave the game interphase, when you come back the following have happened: 1) the last few actions have been undone, EVEN if the game indicated a save and 2) the tools that would allow you to repeat the actions have vanished from both your inventory and their original locations. This means you have to start the game from the beginning.
In other words, the game is unplayable unless it's played essentially in one go, which is impossible because of its length. I can only hope that Anuman issues a patch or updated version.
This was my first Assassin's Creed game and now I'm a huge fan of the series. Graphics are incredible, plot and person are interesting and I just love how game touches the history.
Many say that Brotherhood isn't as good as AC2, but I disagree. I liked this more, so much that I used to collect all treasure and things after the game itself.
Offline-mode without Ubisoft account is also good to have.
I bought this inspired bu the Brotherhood and I expected so much from it. Unfortunately, I was disappointed a little.
First of all, the game didn't work at OS X Yosemite before some update from Ubisoft. The resolution was out of screen before that update, so there was no way to get to options to change it. Finally update came and I could start playing it, after 4 weeks of purchase!
The game itself in okay, pretty good. But I didn't like the idea you have to use Ubisoft account to be able to play it. The game launcher is horrible, compared to Brotherhood. Enviroment is nice and places and citys/towns wonderfull. However, I didn't like idea that you have to ride with horse to another town. Distances can be quite long - takes too much game time!
The plot is a little different from the Brotherhood, but pretty interesting. Nice to see same loveable characters in AC2 and Brotherhood. Controls are worser in this than Brotherhood, guess only in Mac-versions. But still playable.
Basically, better than a average game with lacks in couple of things. If you like Assasin's Creed, I'm sure you find this enjoyable too.
Definately a must have for any rpg aficionados out there! The open world can be a little of an adjustment for those accustomed to being disallowed from entering areas beyond your characters' level range, but a little common sense is all that's required to sort that out. Fantastic, addictive game. ;3
I was brought before the devil.. He peered at me with his glowing yellow eyes, echoing greed across the craven cavern. Or rather, I was cravenly, for I had been presented to Satan himself. But I held fast, knowing these might be my last words I may ever speak again.
The devil smirked, for he had made a million handshakes over a million deals, and this one would be no different. Men had cowardly traded their souls for greed, power, women. What would be the predictable request of this one?
It was so much fun to spend time with Tex Murphy again. The acting, story, game play, humor, and graphics were great. You get to see all the old Tex Murphy characters and meet a few more. I played the "Casual" difficulty. The first part of the game takes place in Tex's neighborhood and you get to see clips from the previous Tex games. When you get to the Tesla Society, it's like playing a different game-even more fun! The only reason this is not rated a five is because of the "Death Factor." There are just too many things that you have to avoid, which are tedious. Choosing a wrong discussion point or getting too close to a mutant and dying is fine, but avoiding the random giant bees and the blue energy ball was annoying. The other problem was that it was too easy to skip a puzzle, some of which were hard. I mistakenly clicked on the wrong icon twice and skipped the puzzle instead of just exiting from it. It would be nice if they had the words "SKIP" & "EXIT" on the puzzle sceens. The game includes a point system that I didn't pay any attention to, but for some it would make the game more replayable by trying to improve their "Spade and Marlowe scale of private eye intelligence". All in all this is a fun game and I recommend it to any true adventure gamer.
DO NOT buy this graphic adventure. I consider myself a huge fan of click and point games, and despite its comic-inspired design could be acceptable, its humour is decadent and annoying, with boring jokes and dialogues. Moreover, it crashed more than once, and I spent 24 bucks in it. DO NOT BUY IT!!! :(
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