
Battle enhanced aliens in a gladiatorial contest to become the galaxy's champion!
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Why is the Metallic Skeleton implant not available for purchase? I have enough money to buy it
I haven't fully gone through a run yet, but I have to say I definitely do not really enjoy this game. It's somewhat fun as a power fantasy, but the narrative and writing has many problems-some of them down to the level of just the way things are formatted. I don't recommend this as a stand alone or even as a followup from the first game. Buy if on sale and you want to do some dumb, indulgent thing like an 1000 point easy character (or a super powered furry). -Multiple scenes or event chains are basically word to word copies from the first game with light reskins done to various nouns to make it fit. -The fight scenes and choices are as repetitive as in the first game. I have crazy powers and abilities, give me more than the same set of actions with the same one or two sentence descriptions and linear structure for every fight (meet the last gladiator on your way in, get the same set of options to interact with the crowd, get introduced to the new gladiator, then get a several 'turn' long combat with the same actions as every other combat, rinse and repeat). You can do more with super speed and super strength than throwing one object at an enemy per fight or dashing around them to do speed punches. -The question and character development segments are effectively optional and don't flow well; every possible question is given to you at once, including really useless things like 'oh do you have pets on your planet'. This follows from the first game, where there was a lot of pretty pointless dialogue and decisions on your reactions to stuff when speaking to the side characters. -Exposition and world building is often delivered with short, non-optional news segments that barely involves your character and rarely has an effect on the world around you (maybe give us a scene where we can discuss the news with one of the other gladiators, or a few more actions each 'turn' to actually get to know them or explore town, etc.)
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i really try but its unreadable and no fun. The first one was good. This one is not good.
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