
Return to the world of Eschalon in the sequel to 2007's award-winning RPG. The blight of war now threatens all of Eschalon and the only hope for peace lies in the secret of your past. Don't miss this second chapter in the epic Eschalon trilogy given "5 Stars" by RPGWatch and called "immensely appealing" by The...
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Book 1 war besser als Book 2 bin enttäuscht
I might complete it because i'm stubborn. But it's tedious. Playing on normal difficulty. Book I was better. Haven't played III.
Honestly, it was a good experience. Its definitely difficult and ive died from some dumb reasons, but this game is a relic of what used to be. Genuinely suggest you pick it up and give it a try!
This series is sort of a niche thing and not for everyone, but if you miss old school turn-based RPGs these are the games for you. Its real strength is in game mechanics, the graphics are about 30 years out of date and the story is sort of underwhelming but the mechanics are a pretty faithful adaptation of a tabletop RPG system and it's fun to play if that's what you're into. I've certainly gotten a lot of enjoyment out of this game and its (very similar) predecessor.
In this game, you must read the dialogues carefully. The game warns you when you enter dangerous areas, and in some of them, you can end up losing your progress. If you are a fan of the first part of this game, which is free, Eschalon: Book II will blow your mind. Just play it.
Nulla di eccezionale, ma per chi, come nel mio caso, ha un debole per i giochi di ruolo a turni vecchio stile, risulterà di certo un piacevole passatempo
Yet another isomorphic fantasy game, except you don't have a squad of companions to protect your back. When I played the game there was plenty of places to explore, but navigating the map was irritating. The game does have a meaningful character creation. By choosing origin and belief system you will affect your stats. By picking your skills you will affect what you can do on your play thru. As with all these fantasy games, you will choose among the usual fighter/thief/mage classes. Where the game really stands out from the normal fantasy games are the optional game mechanics. Choose survival mode. Choose equipment deterioration. Choose limited save options. Be really challenged. Or not. Since I think every game should be as realistic as possible, I find these reasons enough to make it worth the half dozen Washingtons I spent.
Um dos Melhores jogos de mundo aberto clássico, com dificuldade elevada, trilha sonora maravilhosa e gameplay diferenciada com um sistema único!
Ancient single player game ported over to Steam. It has been out over 10 years, so look stuff up if you're interested. It's fun.
Yah.
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