Expeditions: Samurai

so far so good, the graphics are exactly to my liking but im enjoying the game.

[h1] Hodnocení 7/10, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/34526713-Gaming-Professors/] Curator [/url] [/h1] Expeditions: Samurai je povedeným základem dalšího dobrodružství, které má díky zasazení do Japonska roku 1600 rozhodně co nabídnout. Nejvíce zaujmou především taktické souboje, kombinace japonských a evropských zbraní a tradičně dobře pojaté propojení historie s alternativním vývojem událostí. Na druhou stranu některé RPG mechanismy zatím nepůsobí úplně propojeně, stealth dokáže potrápit a ve srovnání s Expeditions: Rome postrádají postavy část svého někdejšího kouzla. Vzhledem k tomu, že je hra stále v předběžném přístupu a velká část obsahu teprve dorazí, nezbývá tak než věřit vývojářům a doufat, že se pokusí vyrovnat, nebo dokonce překonat Expeditions: Rome. [url=https://www.gamingprofessors.cz/expeditions-samurai-recenze//]Více v recenzi[/url]

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Havent really played much of it, waiting a bit, as a fan of rome, just wanted to support it

I was initially turned off by the art style, but it's grown on me. Apart from the main characters/companions, the female faces look a little strange, hopefully they improve the models there. Unlike Rome, anyone can use any weapon or armour, which is fun. It's a bit weird though that dual wielded weapons are combined instead of equipping two separate weapons. So you can't equip a specific one handed sword and mix and match it with daggers or pistols, you have a separate weapon type that is sword and pistol, or sword and dagger, or whatever. The controls and UI still need some work, especially on controller. The menu UI changes when the game detects controller input, but the controller menu UI is very annoying to use and buggy. The mouse and keyboard UI is fine, but I kept mixing up whether I needed to left or right click to do something. I can't remember exactly what Rome did there, but this felt very awkward. Story is enjoyable so far, but it's a bit strange that all these foreigners just suddenly can speak Japanese and it's just explained away as "Lucky that guy we met on the way taught us all how to speak Japanese!" It would have made more sense to have a period early on where we can't communicate properly until we get to Nagasaki where there would have been a lot of Christian converts who would have spoken Portuguese, and just explain it away as the crew being able to speak Spanish/Portuguese and being able to understand. After that, it's realistic for them to have learned the language from the two Japanese companions. Apart from that, I like the direction it's going in and all of the companions are interesting. Can't wait to play Act 2!

Expeditions: Samurai has a gorgeous art style and an awesome gameplay loop that kept me hooked the entire time. The mechanics feel great, combat is fun, and I really enjoyed building up my squad and exploring the world. Unfortunately, the current Early Access build is just way too short. There’s no crafting system yet, and there isn’t enough content to properly level up yourself or your companions before it’s suddenly over. I ran into a few bugs, but that’s completely expected in Early Access and none of them ruined the experience for me. What’s here is really damn good—there just needs to be a lot more of it. Expeditions: Samurai has a ton of potential, and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing how it grows and will play each big update for sure!

Tengo un nivel de ingles medio, y como todos los Expeditions, tienen mucho texto, toma de decisiones, me es complicado entender de que va la trama. Esperare por una traducción.

Even in Early Access, Expeditions: Samurai shines. It's great to see Jonas' new studio, Campfire Cabal, continuing the series' legacy. The Japanese setting fits the tactical loop perfectly, and the writing is top-tier. Can't wait to see the full 1.0 release!

A good game but not close to being finished yet. Eventually it might get to become a great game if successful enough.