Outward Definitive Edition

game good

I recommend this game, mainly for it's exploration. I like not having fast travel, but there should be a mount system to unlock or progress. Don't die repeatedly to a strong enemy. You just have to take it slow and reset burned stats for each encounter or else you'll get frustrated; this isn't dark souls. To get started, use ranged weapons and equipment like traps to your advantage. It's genuinely fun to have threats that just need to be avoided while exploring. There aren't many open world games where you just walk like this and have survival mechanics. The idea of drinking tea for medicinal purposes and to keep you warm in the snow is just great.

fire game to play with someone

Yes

Me like

神作，无需多言，也许有瑕疵但不影响他的可玩性

The game is ok, it's not bad, but it is far from amazing. Pros: -Game is stable and runs smoothly -Dynamic Events -Good Lore (Requires some looking around or using the wiki) -A good balance of challenging but fair -Great looking armor and weapons -Decent graphics Cons: -World feels empty -Lack of accessibility options -Lack of any option of any form of guidance (No map marker, no quest marker, just thrown to the wolves) -Very primitive AI/CPU of enemies and allies -Lack of any real story (You won't even realize you beat the game) -No true online multiplayer (unacceptable when the ability to do so is there) Overall, the game is fun for what it is. It is here to relieve you of that Dark Souls itch from time to time without spending the money on Dark Souls. The world in this game is a big size, but it feels so empty. You will be running around A LOT without any sense of direction other than using landmarks and basic map reading skills as there is no assistance to anything. The game has a bit of different enemy variety, however the cpu of the enemies in the game are is VERY primitive. The cpu in this game only has two ways they will engage you, either use a spell or range attack from a distance and continue to do so even if there is something in their way blocking their attack, or they will run up to you with no care in the world to be demolished. The game does have local multiplayer as well as with friends, but there should have been a way to join randoms in their adventures if the player allowed it, would have made more replayable that way. The game is fun for what it is and there are plenty of secrets to explore. At the end of the day though, it just feels empty and leaves you wanting more that you will never get. You will never know when you beat the game, the game tells you nothing, it is all up to you to explore that. I wish there was a in-between rating, because the game is ok. What made me give it a good score is that it does draw you into exploring, and that does get twice as fun when you do it with a friend. It reminds me so much like Fable and I love Fable, and because of that this review is a little bias. Get the game on sale and it won't disappoint, but it is not worth full price. EDIT: After fully beating the game, I realize that the game make things way over-complicated for no reason what so ever. I started the Three Brother DLC and placed a building that I now do not want. I am permanently locked out of placing an enchanting building, permanently locking me out of armor enchantments, for NO reason. This is VERY bad game design. The devs should be ashamed of themselve. At least by doing this, I can finally just drop the game and do something else in my spare time. I may try out Outward 2: Pirate Edition when it comes out to see if it has similar stupid mechanics in the game like this one does before I spend money on it.

Дели мечь, дела пошли в гору, встретил призраков, дела пошли в смерть.

Can't even beat one enemy at the beginning. This isn't a rewarding game, it's a game that punishes you for buying it. Uninstalled.

hard to get started but stick with it