
Penny Arcade’s “On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 4” concludes the saga of Tycho Brahe, Scion of The Long Project, and his almost certainly human partner Jonathan Gabriel. The world has been destroyed, but existence extends beyond this mortal plane in the gruesome Underhell!
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Ein nettes Game hätte dafür auch den ein oder anderen Groschen hingelegt.
A fun and challenging turn-based RPG with a unique battle system from the developers at Zeboyd Games. Although do be warned, if you are fans of the first 2 chapters of the Penny Arcade Adventures, this is a completely different art style and battle system. That is not to say that it is not worth checking out, just be aware that this fun retro-RPG has morphed into a different fun experience compared to its predecessors. Make sure to check out the thrilling conclusion to this saga and show Zeboyd Games some love!
Eins der besten rpg spiele. rundenbasierend. sehr witzig
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Penny Arcade finally finished their trainwreck and managed to make one final joke out of it.
Très basiques et graphismes moches, mais y'a de l'idée avec un heal auto à la fin de chaque combat, on ne se prend pas la tête à gérer des centaines d'objet dans l'inventaire et cliquer partout pour trouver des objets cachés, pas de perte de temps à chercher des points de repos ou points de sauvegarde non plus. Un jeu basique qui va à l'essentiel.
I am a huge fan of the other games, one of my favourite series just for the humour alone. I really love the creature capture turn they did with this one and the story is fun! Thanks for a great game.
Combat-focused finale with weak story, repetitive gameplay, underwhelming ending, and disappointing shift from earlier character-driven entries.
If you like 16-bit era RPG's and Penny Arcade humor, you can't really go wrong with these two games. They're each good for around 12-16 hours. The combat can get a bit tedious as you wind up doing the same abilities repeatedly, but it is mixed up somewhat in the 4th title by having the focus switch between 2 parties through most of the game. The story is cheese but the humor will see you through to the end. All in all they are well worth their cheap price.
Meh, the game is ok, especially considering it's free but the developers have better games, so a very light recommend (more like in the middle). This one gets too repetitive and there isn't much too break up the constant battles, not many towns or mini games or anything like that so it just drags. I felt like this took forever, like over 50 hours but in fact, it was just 11. Humor is decent, cute retro style graphics, they tried something new by having tons of monsters (but the two teams take forever to join, not until the last few hours). Game isn't too hard. I wanted to like this, but again, is mostly just battle after battle with dungeons that aren't interesting.
Четвертая часть саги получилась во всём лучше третьей - музыка стала разнообразнее и более подходящей под ситуации, карта более продуманная, локации более интересные. Бои тоже стали разнообразнее за счёт увеличения количества доступных "персонажей". Но как и в предыдущем случае, я рекомендую начать с первых двух частей - вот их действительно можно отнести в категории "недооцененный шедевр".
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