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Game News THQ Nordic 10th Anniversary Showcase: Expeditions: Rome & ELEX II
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Tyrion8338
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Elex 1 gave me quite a lot of fun but I didn`t finish it, it was low-budget and clunky but the game got something in it that kept me playing for quite some time, I`m hopefull that Elex 2 will be better.
Forest Dweller
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Expeditions: Rome looks like it's trying to be a lot of different things at once.
Is it really an rpg?
Haven't played other games in the series.
Is it really an rpg?
Haven't played other games in the series.
Tyrion8338
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I`ve played a bit of expeditions viking and it was an rpg all right,dialogues, choices, tactical combat, character builds and skills etc.
Zeriel
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It's that factions/world design vibe where every piece of terrain can hide a secret and is intentional and matters that is the secret sauce of Piranha Bytes games. Too bad their settings and overall story get worse and worse, I'd kill for just a clone of Gothic 1 or 2 again but with new content.
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