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because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
It's a good puzzle game, just very very lite on the rpg side.because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
Ok but why? Is it a bad game? Then why it has over 100 pages on dex? Seems like a good game by sheer publicity here.
It's a good puzzle game, just very very lite on the rpg side.
They didn't update the original game with that directors cut but created a "new" game on steam. Effectively all reviews from the first year are lost/removed. Pretty sure they were mixed though. Guess they thought starting our fresh would help them.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
It was a glorios mess on release lol,just read the first few pages. Also a lot of pointless filler puzzles. There is a bunch of short poser reviews of the game in here too. Just read some old shit,it is a good thread,funny. Oh and looked like this:because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
Ok but why? Is it a bad game? Then why it has over 100 pages on dex? Seems like a good game by sheer publicity here.
Sure was buggy as hell. But it never looked like that, even at release. Wtf.
Sure was buggy as hell. But it never looked like that, even at release. Wtf.
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"my experience has to be identical to everyone elses"Sure was buggy as hell. But it never looked like that, even at release. Wtf.
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Fucking retards,it was a bug on release. It is funny how people that didn't play the game argue about how it was.
Fucking retards,it was a bug on release. It is funny how people that didn't play the game argue about how it was.
No... It's simply not this:because it flopped and sold extremely poorly.Why does this game has so little reviews on steam?
Ok but why? Is it a bad game? Then why it has over 100 pages on dex? Seems like a good game by sheer publicity here.
On AMD card did look like that but was fixed later. Even Director's Cut had pretty lame performance.Sure was buggy as hell. But it never looked like that, even at release. Wtf.
This has been discussed previously: InXile deviated from the formula of the original Bard's Tale trilogy in both combat and exploration, while at the same time heavily "casualizing" the game in almost every respect. The result is an evidently unsuccessful attempt to reach a broad audience that has never played the original trilogy and wouldn't care for it, while also alienating the narrower audience that appreciates Wizardry-likes and might be nostalgic for the original Bard's Tale games. Changes made to combat were seemingly aimed in the direction of making it more tactical, but it's too casualized to hold much appeal for the type of CRPG player who enjoys the tactical combat of Pool of Radiance and similar games. Similarly, changes made to exploration placed a focus on mechanical puzzles, but these puzzles are too simple and repetitive to hold much appeal for the type of CRPG player who enjoys the sort of puzzles found in Dungeon Master and similar games. The Bard's Tale IV was additionally hurt by the agonizingly-lengthy loading times for those without a solid-state drive and reportedly also poor framerates for many with older and/or cheaper computers, though these issues would be less likely to be experienced now than when it was released. Also, the game is burdened with a prolonged, unskippable tutorial sequence in a dreary underground area and generic medieval city before it finally allows you to create your own party and enter the first real dungeon.Ok but why? Is it a bad game? Then why it has over 100 pages on dex? Seems like a good game by sheer publicity here.
Which happens when exactly?the first real puzzle in The Bard's Tale IV
fewWhy does this game has so little reviews on steam?
Good question. It takes a while, I think the "tutorial" phase only has some optional stuff and minor block-moving riddles? The large puzzles occuring at high frequency mostly happen once you leave Skara Brae for the first time (e.g., fire stream puzzles, fairy golf puzzles, crystal shape puzzles, larger block-moving puzzles).Which happens when exactly?the first real puzzle in The Bard's Tale IV
Going by steam stats, I gave the game 4 hours before getting utterly bored, and didn't find any.
This is nothing like Wasteland 3 but if you don't already have other things you're excited to play this weekend you could do a lot worse for $4.So this is on sale for 4 dollars on the PS store. Worth a grab? I have enjoyed Wasteland 3.
with turn based combat = 1 potential customer, and he is not sureIt is too niche.
Mainstream pleb game = 100000000000 million potential customers
Bugs / Poor release = 10000000 million potential customers
With RPG mechanics = 100 million potential customers
With a party = 500 potential customers
With puzzles = 8 potential customers, and they're not sure.