
A modern take on the 16-bit era, A Valley Without Wind 2 blends a variety of mechanics across multiple genres, seamlessly bringing together the best qualities of old-school platform-shooters and turn-based strategy games.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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There is a good strategy game trapped inside, that wants to be set free of the shackles of the half-baked platformer it is chained to. This would be an excellent game if the platforming sections were replaced with a dice roll instead. And no, setting the difficulty of the platforming to the easiest setting is only a patchwork solution, since then I still have to slog through a long-winded platforming level to make one turn in the strategy game. Please Arcen Games, make A Valley Without Wind 2 Remastered, where you remove the platforming all together and focus on the strategy game.
Just not good, a too much mix gender of everything... for me at least, could even complete one run...
It has the same problems as the first game where it attempts to do everything only for each mechanic to fall flat.
Very different from the first one and all in all not as good but still good fun in its own way. Definitely play with the sounds on the music is super good.
I'd like to recommend this game; it is in a style and genre mix that I enjoy, but it has too many problems to really gel with me. It was really frustrating at times - I barely scraped by at normal difficulty - and is still riddled with bugs. Still, if you are a fan of the first, you may still appreciate this extension to the VwoW universe. And the music, which is alternative versions of the tunes from the first installment, is still awesome although I prefer the chippy versions of the original.
Tomó lo del 1er juego y lo dejó igual de horrible. Lo cerré con Alt+F4. No pude esperar al menu.
As the movie "Night of the Templar" deserved a sequel, this licence deserved one as well, and oh god it got one! This game is truely a perl. It has few good ideas in it, but in the meantime, it looks/feels and flows terribly wrong(like the first one, except imho it is probably even worse). If you have some taste, and are able to get to 2nd degree, maybe try this. This licence truelly deservces its place in the history of video games, and people who have worked on it maybe need to write a book or to do some consulting, because they have things to share. Playing this game should be illegal, getting into that is close to taking psychoactive substances.
Так плохо, что даже ужасно.
A Valley Without Wind 2 is an odd game, but very fun! It is an RPG kinda... with some overworld strategy mixed in. Try it out, you will not regret it! Beyond all that Arcen Games is one of the best developers there is! constant updates! very responsive! and so creative! I own all of their library and I fully recommend all their games!
Imagine you've got yourself a nice old still fairly decent VW Vento from an old dude next door who loved his car and cared for its with his best effort. Sure, it might have a few stains here and there, clutch is a bit wobbly, and the interior is a tiny tad dusty, but it has its charm. It drives, sounds, looks as it should, and you feel like you've got something special going, even though it's ain't the most legendary legendest legend or the fastest rat in the hood. And then you decide, yeah, whatever, BOOOORING - let's make a street-rod out of it. No, a racing car! Yeah, that's gotta do! You strip it to almost barebones, leave just the minimum seating, wheel, etc. (did not even install the rollcage yet - still waiting for your next paycheck). Would you drive it? Nah, you'll finish the project first. It ain't a cool collectible anymore and it is certainly ain't packing any racing heat yet. It's a freaking bucket. That's the Valley Without Wind 2 - a bucket (a rusty one, with some holes in it). Blueprint: strip everything nice off the first instalment, do not bring anything new to the table, leave only jank and clunk, and slap an extra digit on it! Awkward no-mouse aiming? Check! No lore expansion? Check! Terrible dialogs? You've got that! No suits, little amount of skills, no crafting system, no cool crate-and-ledge platforming from the previous game, horrendous graphics with disgusting parallax in the background, unbalanced enemies, boring bosses, uninspiring bioms, missing side-quests, and that's without even mentioning the... Oh yeah, the music is pretty good. Save yourself some time. Please.
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