Appointment with FEAR (Standalone)

Пожалуй одна из худших игр/книг серии "Выбери себе приключение", что были бы опубликованы кем-нибудь серьезным. Я не знаю, как она попала в серию Fighting Fantasy. Вроде бы пародия на супергеройские комиксы, но она ужасна в этом качестве, всего пара смешных шуток. А относиться к ней серьезней не выйдет, потому что логики в ней очень мало. Наоборот, многие события происходят против логики. Я не знаю, какой интерес может быть перебирать варианты события, что бы увидеть больше бреда, который либо заезжен, либо вообще порождение сумасшедшего разума. Если вам плевать на геройские комиксы - проходите мимо, там ничего интересного. Если же вы их любите, то просто бегите, эта книга/игра просто оскорбительна. Есть десяток вариантов получше. А еще, почему-то, игра не позволяет ввести имя для героя самостоятельно, вместо этого генерирует кучу вариантов, абсолютное большинство из которых бессмысленны, а почти все оставшиеся не подходят к облику или выбранной силе героя. В общем, проходите мимо в любом случае, кроме оформления плюсов нет никаких, а интерфейс ужасен. Если хотите видеть больше непроплаченных обзоров (а других не делаем) преимущественно малоизвестных инди-игр, то добро пожаловать к нам в группу: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Unknownindie А также подписывайтесь на нашу кураторскую: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/37645702-Unknown-indie/

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Adaptation interressante des livres dont vous etes le heros en jeu ludique , dans ce cas c est Rendez-vous avec la M.O.R.T. qui s y colle . L un des plus dur livre donc vous etes le heros ne deroge pas a la regle qu il n 'est pas du tout evident a faire en entier pour artriver a la vrai fin ! Sachez que l histoire se deroule d autres facons en fonctions de vos pouvoirs de base ! bref un plaisir a lire et a faire pour tout les bons nostalgiques ! De plus le peu de graphisme est tres bien utilise et le rendu est suffisant pour etre agreable a regarder . interet : 12/20 realisation : 12/20

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I owned the original Fighting Fantasy book "Appointment with F.E.A.R" way back when, and enjoyed it a great deal, especially as it departed from the usual sword-and-sorcery settings. I was always impressed with how cleverly it was composed, with your ability to choose from no less than 4 super-powers and having to take quite a different path through the story to succeed in each case - despite its tounge-in-cheek superhero approach it was one of the most cleverly woven together FF books. Fast forward, and I was pleased to try out this version which runs very well on my potato of a laptop. The graphics are mostly the illustrations lifted from the original novel with a little added colour - no bad thing, as they are quality artwork. There are a few additions there too. However, the developers seem to have used the computer to have expanded the options even further - three times I played as the Flying/Super Strength hero and each time was given a different set of starter clues which completely changed the path of success through the game. And it isn't too easy - I still haven't managed to succeed in beating it yet after about 8 playthroughs. Recommended if you fancy something a little different in the VN line or if you were a fan of the original book.

Game rating Innovation: Below average Indulgement qualities: Average Illustration: Poor Creativity and writing qualities: Below average Overall size: Massive

Appointment with FEAR is an interesting adaptation of the Fighting Fantasy series book because, unlike most video game adaptations of the series, which stay more faithful to the books, this one feels more like a choice-based visual novel. It still follows the book at its core; it’s just the presentation that is different, with a comic book style and simplified stats and combat, where dice rolls are hidden from the player. But here it makes sense for two reasons: the story has a comic superhero theme, so this style feels right at home, and instead of navigating through a map, events unfold naturally over time. As a bonus, you even get to create your own superhero. The story is pretty enjoyable, with plenty of supervillains and references to the main comics. And while there’s no map, you’ll have to choose where to go, which locks you out of the other options, so you still have multiple paths, just in chronological order. A successful playthrough is a bit shorter than the other books, but there’s more replay value because, at the start, you have to pick one of four different superpowers, which unlock different choices and affect the ending requirements. And it’s pretty tough—it’ll require trying plenty of different paths and experimenting before you reach the end. There are also achievements to unlock and even collectible trading cards, but their implementation feels half-baked because it requires a lot of grinding to get the rarer ones, and you can even get useless duplicates. Don’t bother with those. Overall, I enjoyed this title. It’s a bit different from the other adaptations, but it doesn’t take away from the experience because, in the end, it still follows the book. Get it on sale if you enjoy the genre.

I loved this game.