Yeah, I believe the codex consensus was that it ultimately sucked... Personally I ragequit a couple of rooms into the furst dungeon.
I played it for about 10 minutes and got really bored/mad about something, I think it was the controls(?) and never touched it again. I really did like the setting though, wouldn't mind it in the hands of a more competent developer.
There seems to be some bad karma following titles that mix fantasy with alternative history - Lionheart sucked, Mistmare sucked, Inquisitor sucked...I really did like the setting though, wouldn't mind it in the hands of a more competent developer.
He's been using that avatar for a long time, so when you post people see gothicdude and think it's him. It would be polite to choose another oneI'm really trying to figure out what's the business with Cadmus, is he that popular, is he the only one using this avatar (besides me), is he known for using multiple accounts? And what's the deal with avatars, I thought it was a joke before but people really seem to care about it lol. Surely I'm not the only one using "someone else's" avatar. Right?
The atmosphere really was superb and the environments gorgeous but the walking and fighting sucked so bad I quit a few hours in.Found it before it was translated to kwa. Sunk tons of hours in this one. Was tranlating texts from czech to understand what is going on
Superb atmosphere, setting - European Middle Ages, Biblical end times, coming of Satan, tortures, rape, immorality, backstabbing, meh battles.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/241620/
Action-oriented combat with a deep and involving tale of betrayal, torture, madness, and infernal damnation. If a gritty old-school open-ended isometric RPG is what you looking for, look no further. Inquisitor will provide you with hours of gameplay and a dark, involving story.
Crap, I thought I had played Brany Skeldalu but I must have confused it with some other game. Is it good? I mean good good, not good for how it looks like shit.Heh heh, Gates of Skeldal, kind of surprised to see that here.
There was a sequel, which looked more like a point and click adventure. Haven't played it, so I can't comment on its quality.
http://games.tiscali.cz/recenze/brany-skeldalu-2-recenze-49432
There's another sequel being made, for mobile:
http://www.7mages.net/en
Everybody's got a unique avatar. Haven't you noticed?Sure sure, if he's that known with this avatar then fine, I don't like people asking me if I'm Cadmus again and again, let's hope I don't get confused with some other person now.
Didn't notice really. I wish there was a way to show you how many active users selected specific avatars in the profile settings, would make things easier.Everybody's got a unique avatar. Haven't you noticed?
I played (I think, finished, but I can't remember) the second one, my main gripe was that combat was very RNG-heavy and didn't have any tactical side to it.Excelsior 1 and 2 are games I think would appeal to people here. They're both from the early 90s, but somehow the first game looks like it's a retro RPG from recent years.
They're supposedly good Ultima-esque clones with a bit more depth to them, skills and more equipment and such. Excelsior 2 as you can see is trying to copy Ultima 6 so hard that it's painful.
I only ever played the first one and it's cool, but I never got far.
Where the hell do you keep finding this stuff? This thread's a goldmine already, thanks for compiling it!Walls of Bratock
Concerning Walls of Bratock specifically, I probably first saw it on the Eschalon forums, I don't quite remember.Where the hell do you keep finding this stuff?
Will add it tomorrow, a bit overworked at the moment.V_K did you go about trying Free Droid? I don't think it's more than a 7/10, but I think it's quaint enough.
Hmmm, from what I understand in the description, one of those extras is the automap-without-gem cheat. Might be worth getting...(which has the full game, minus some unimportant extras).
So, considering some games in the thread are "no more than 7/10" or have other flaws, but still deserve more recognition than they get, should I split the list into "Undiscovered treasures" and "Good for what they are" sections?
Great idea.I'd rather have some tags, like 'dungeon crawler', 'action', 'realtime combat'... so that I know immediatly I dont need to bother clicking when I read 'platformer elements'.