Overall, I found myself playing and finishing the game just because I had shelled out $10, not because I was actually "into" the experience. I found Precipice of Darkness to be a lot more entertaining and satisfying in that regard.
There are a couple of stale jokes and somewhat amusing characters (the trippy Talking Tree stands out), but I would not call this an entertaining or funny script at all. Additionally, there is too much money to be acquired with ease in the game and little impetus to purchase the small amount of items available to buy.Īs far as script.many reviews I have seen have called this a "hilarious" game. There are so many items and weapons to the point that it just just becomes overkill-there is no excitement at finding a new, powerful weapon because there are sooo many in the world that it doesn't really make a difference. The game also is rather unbalanced with the amount of items that are in the world. It gets really, really old, rather quickly.
There is no puzzle-solving, absolutely no thinking or logic involved-all the quests are just "find x, bring it back" or "kill this monster for me". I love questing games (Tomba and, of course, Elder Scrolls are top notch, IMO), but these quests are uninspired and rather boring.
The game runs smoothly and is attractive enough, but the actual gameplay is lacking in my opinion.
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