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Reviews (6)
Oct 03, 2010
Dragon Age the talking
1 of 1 found this helpful Why this game had some good characteristics it was more like playing a novel. Every person had this incredibly long elaborate story to tell you. Even a person working in the kitchen you got to feel you knew there life story. At first it was okay, after a while you are left to think: "Do I ever get to do anything besides listen to people talk for 5 minutes at each segment?". Yes is the answer and the fighting system is very good. Why I did not play the game long enough to really write a complete review on all elements I felt I logged enough time to get a feel for it. It reminded me of KOTOR mixed with Baldur's Gate two. You had many options to choose from to level up your character's skills. The fighting was fun and it was based in real time with the ability to pause and choose a better analysis of what you want yourself and your party to do when you unpause.
However my biggest complaint is I felt like the action was a temporary break from the endless talking. It generally never lasted that long and I was left to complete a mission and then hear someone tell me the history of how they came to be known as .... (whatever). It really annoyed me after a while as the majority of this game seemed to me I could just read a novel of it instead of playing it. With games with a lot of dialogue like KOTOR, Mass Effect and Oblivion it was nice that you could hurry up the talking and then your mission gave you a summary. While this game did a lot of that the basic problem I had was I felt my missions were to talk to people to end up talking to more people. Maybe as I got farther this would change but I think for the graphic levels and the appeal of the story I just was not hooked enough to care.
This game is very gory, even unnecessary so. You get blood spattered everywhere and after a while it is just comical. Your fighting also feels a little rigid as it has that delay before you do your action and that also drove me away a little. With modern games ability this should not happen I feel and it along with barrage of unending dialog drove me to dislike this game ultimately.
All in all I feel if you really want a detailed RPG you are better with the games I mentioned above as this one seems like a lot of others put together with worse graphics, worse speed and a ton more dialog. I would give it a C+, it's not bad and if you enjoy games you want to sit and just listen for hours of people talking rather than do anything. Me I can only take so much of it and the action was not that rewarding to me. But it was fun and expansive, I did like that.
May 18, 2013
Good game for children, not for adults.
0 of 10 found this helpful Zelda the non talker but a giggler, gasper, and squealer.
Okay so full disclosure I am an adult and grew up playing Zelda, Zelda, Link to the Past, Ocarina of Time, Wind Waker, and Twilight Princess. I thought Twilight Princess was a pretty adult Zelda and Wind Waker was kind of young so this is probably like the two combined. Wrong. This game is for five year olds at best and is even more child like than Wind Waker was. First of all it takes close to an hour or two to just get out of the first town and while waiting you have to watch close to forty minutes of giggles, gasps, grunts, and other baby like banter. Because you know every character is written for a five year old in mind and has to have at least two gasps, a few grunts, and some giggles. Now for a young child, this is funny and amusing but for anyone else after about ten minutes of it you are wondering if you should return the game or if you ever get to do anything besides watch child like banter.
Eventually you do and the game has decent physics but while the rest of the world has grown up with video games and made them for all ages, this game is squarely aimed at young children. So if you are an adult, don't get it. If you have a son or daughter they may love it.
Aug 23, 2011
Good game, not great, far too short in the campaign.
This game I only played the campaign so I will review only that. Please bear that in mind while reading this.
DEPTH: Good story but it kind of moves place to place so you have to listen at times if you want to catch what is going on. Makes you feel like you are in the action and part of it.
Graphics: Good at moments and bad at moments. While there were parts that looked great there were also moments where I thought I was on the original xbox.
Game Control: Not so responsive to be honest. Your aim and head shots are good but your movement sucks. You will get caught in corners at times and have trouble spinning around. I suggest tweaking the settings right away as the defaults suck. Your movement is king of clunky but they got the aiming right.
Length: Short, my biggest complaint is that this game was over when I just started getting into it.
Overall: Great game but it just was not the amazing AAA game I kept hearing people say.