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Avadon: The Black Fortress hands-on
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About the graphics:
Vogels games always made evolutionary jumps. The difference between Geneforge 1-3 and 4-5 is huge so it's not unexpected that his newest one would also be an improvement. It's still noticeably a Spiderweb game though, you can still see a lot of art assets from 10 years ago. But that is part of the charm I guess, one instantly feels at home on a pure visual level.
I'll give the demo a try but I'm pretty sure it's a buy for me as Vogel's games, despite some repetitiveness, have provided me with literally hundreds of hours of entertainment which I can't say about some of the Tripple-Ass games I've played recently.
Vogels games always made evolutionary jumps. The difference between Geneforge 1-3 and 4-5 is huge so it's not unexpected that his newest one would also be an improvement. It's still noticeably a Spiderweb game though, you can still see a lot of art assets from 10 years ago. But that is part of the charm I guess, one instantly feels at home on a pure visual level.
I'll give the demo a try but I'm pretty sure it's a buy for me as Vogel's games, despite some repetitiveness, have provided me with literally hundreds of hours of entertainment which I can't say about some of the Tripple-Ass games I've played recently.
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