Divinity is out in full force and the game is just as cracking as we at AGR hoped it would be.
Now thanks to some feedback from one of AGR's readers, this review will be slightly different. Instead of just a written article, you’ll find a quick video review at the end of the written article as well. Hopefully this will give you more choice in learning about the games being reviewed in the future.
Cory at HPP writes: "Video games thrive on making the unreal displayed before our very eyes. Fantastical lands, creatures, and gadgets you could only dream of, fiction finds refuge in these digital realms. Yet, there’s a good amount of times where things that seem like another tall tale wind up actually having a grain of truth. Today, we’ll be taking a little glimpse into a little assortment of trinkets and stories from our favorite video games and finding those clever grains of truth hiding in them."
Coral Island is on track to be one of the most successful Kickstarter games of all time. It has unlocked 13/14 Stretch Goals so far, and it even looks like it will surpass successful games like Divinity: Original Sin and Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
KeenGamer: "From Borderlands 2 to Kingdom: Come Deliverance, here are the top 10 of the most fun side quests in video games. We don't have to save the world or find untold treasures. Get killed, trying to be a hero or to make life-and-death decisions. For once, let's just keep it fun!
boring, give me Witcher 3 or Dragon Age Inquisition
I can't believe his only gripe with the game is that it wasn't released on consoles. That's some BS right there. What's wrong with a PC exclusive?
If the author wanted a console experience, maybe he shouldn't be reviewing PC games.
This game have a huge cult following on Steam and it's easy to see why. It's a classic turn based RPG with a genius level of emergent gameplay and mod-ability. Of all the Kickstarter projects this is the very first one to truly delivers.
So... how is it? want to buy this so bad but i don't have the time to play.
One of the few games I couldn't resist to buy at fullprice. And I do not regret a single Cent.
It's a great oldschool-like experience - tactical combat, lots of story driven quests, lots of well written dialouge (to read), no handholding (e.g. no exclamation marks over the questgivers etc.). I love it!
It mimics a colourful, versatile and exciting fantasyworld; it's not heavyly dark, gritty and depressive as a lot of games tend to be these days.
Big recommendation, if you liked baldursgate, ultima 7 and to a smaller extent dragon age origins etc.