Leif wrote: I was intrigued about what Ken Follet's Pillars of the Earth was all about so I volunteered to get this reviewed. I really didn't know what to expect at first but when I got into the game, I was treated to something that exceeded my expectations. Let's go ahead and dissect this video game. A fair warning to anyone who reads this review, as this is a story-driven game there will be spoilers abound, so continue at your own risk.
The plot or the narrative of a game is of the defining factors of most modern games. In fact for many people its the story makes or breaks the game.
I really don't know how you can put Bioshock Infinite on there but not the first Bioshock...
Bioshock Infinite's story wasn't the best. The game's best assets are it's artistic graphics. The look of the world. The memorable soundtrack and the character design.
No the disagrees are from those who hated the fact they had to spend so much of their resources on a throw away average TV show when the cutscenes could have done the job
And you are wrong about story rich part too it was average at best
Yeah the TV show cut scenes killed the game for me. My brother and I were hyped for the game since we're both fans of Alan Wake but those cut scenes were just unacceptable to us(not as bad as Need for Speed but still awful). I think we got through the first episode and once we got to the second we were done.
Dragon Age Origins was so fun and amazing. Too bad Bioware could never make another good Dragon Age game.
The best if you are blind and deaf and have never played again before...then no it's still trash.
The only good thing about that game was the character Isabella. She was ridiculously hot for a video game character
Inquisition was good. Not great, and certainly not near the level of Origins. But it was still a good game.
It was mediocre at best. The only reason it looked better than it did was because 2 was an abysmal flop.
Played life is strange 3 times and each time i stopped at episode 2, could never get into it
To be honest it handles time travel terribly. You can't have just two endings for a time travel narrative as well.
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Is Ken Follet's Pillars of the earth the absolute gold standard for point and click adventure games?
