She’s so horny she can’t wait for you to create your Chad! This game was way under my radar. We have a thread and history on it?
TL;DR:
o Kill a boss, get its augment (special power)
o Play Spider-Man with your grappling hook
o One-up Duke Nukem with your chainsaw kick
o Kills = cash. Use cash to install augments, upgrade your weapons, and add new abilities in your talent tree
o Be a ghost runner while wall running
o Attack from above riding the hood of your flying car like a kung-furious badass
o Mini-rockets built into your robotic arm? ✔
o This. List. Will. Grow. Wishlist the game to see it happen
Hmmmm….. I need to love at their release vids. Sounds pretty over the top action.
INDEED!
It's featuring Sean Connery.
I did not manage to complete it but I still think somehow that I explored most of it.
It's inspired by The Bard's Tale yet there are some differences. There's a world map, character system is actually not that close to The Bard's Tale and it's balanced differently, the rise in power during the game is bigger than in their later games but still much lower than in The Bard's Tale.
Characters start with a special ability and gain one when they level up, and I think those abilities does not depend on their class, and some of these abilities are used outside combat and some others inside combat, I remember they're some you're super happy to get but I can't remember exactly which. I run a lot in the beginning and died when I did not manage to. I don't remember much tactic, mostly eventually not fleeing from enemies anymore when I got strong enough. I did not hate the combat, but did not love it either, it works, and if anything it takes less time than in their later games.
You're travelling between dungeons and towns via a world map, and there are a couple of towns just like the one in The Bard's Tale and the ones in Blade of Destiny, with plenty of buildings but only a few of interests, there's still something to solve in each of the town and sometimes a bit to solve using info from other towns. There are a couple of things you're solving via triggering the right keyword through a keyboard dialog system. The dungeons are not as good and atmospheric as in their later game but they're quite OK with at least some unique content, and they're not easy to solve. Solving the game is fun enough, although as I said I did not put everything together in the end.
I'm not sure I ever cast a spell, you need specific sets of runes but I did not find many runes. This is probably on me, maybe the spell system is actually good, I don't know. Encounter rate is not even close to the one in The Bard's Tale, yet somehow in my memory it's still too high anyway.
Overall it's pretty much an average game.
