I'm considering this for my next purchase, but I can't help but feel it may not hold a candle to Oblivion (which I still have plenty to do in).Teachingaddict said:Two Worlds: Epic Edition - Everyone I know slated this game, bought it for 3.99 on STEAM and having so much fun, spent 20 hours on it already.
I was kind of disappointed in it because of the slowness. I mean, the combat was more visceral, I suppose but finding the better items took forever, and leveling yourself up to the point where you could take on the later enemies without dying once every few steps took a ton of grinding and grinding and grinding. To be honest, it started to feel like an MMO eventually. And once I got the epic equipment that added pauldrons the size of my head, a cape, and a sword made of lava, I just took one look at it and said "Oh my, Baldur looks like he's borrowed his clothes from a WOW character."Iwamori said:It's definitely not worth paying full price for, but if you enjoy hack and slash games its a fun little romp with a decent amount of replayability (5 classes, 50 levels, million items). The main problems Yahtzee and others had with it, long deaths, slow movement, sticky combat, etc arn't really as bad as they say. Unless you find it really difficult you won't die very often, your attack speed is rpg based, so some talents/skills increase the speed, and its got devil may cry gun+sword gameplay which is pretty amusing with combos and whatnot.Hardcore_gamer said:I thought Too human sucked. Were the reviewers being too harsh on the game?
That, Beyond Good and Evil, IL2 and Farcry were all for £9 on Steam. So that was a decent bargin, even though I never enjoyed any of them *that* much.Cpt_Oblivious said:I got Dark Messiah for a tenner. Really enjoyed it.