Sabres of Infinity

Pierwsza z serii "... of Infinity" gier paragrafowych. Przyjdzie nam wcielić się w żołnierza w fantastycznym świecie magii i pary, prowadząc jego przygody od pierwszych kroków w wojsku aż po wielką bitwę, która odmieni jego życie. Historia jest napisana w miarę ciekawie, świat intryguje. Akcja co prawda nie porywa, a bohaterowie nie zapadają w pamięć, ale jeżeli ktoś lubi paragrafówki - nie zawiedzie się. Warto spróbować na sporej promocji, jeśli lubisz gry typu "choose your own adventure".

Absolutely loved it. Even if you're not a fan of interactive fiction or games like this, I would still highly recommend it. I myself, was at first a bit put off by the fact that it was mostly text based, but now I would not have it any other way. I've only completed a single campaign so i can't comment on its replay value, but needless to say, what i did experience in my single playthrough was a remarkable setting and well written prose. The only criticism I can offer is that importing the save to its sequel wasn't straightforward, but that's just me grasping at straws. A total banger. TIERRA AND VICTORY!

Пишу рецензію відразу на три гри Sabres of Infinity, Guns of Infinity, Lords of Infinity. Не бачу сенсу писати різну для кожної, в результаті це все одно одна суцільна історія. Можна взяти окремо першу, щоб оцінити, а ось брати другу або третю окремо я не бачу сенсу. Історія доволі цікава і різноманітна. Є доволі багато варіантів проходження гри, особливо в другій частині. В мене сумарно вийшло 17 годин на проходження всіх 3 ігор, і це одне проходження з кількома перепроходженнями окремих моментів. Один великий мінус, який би я виділив це неможливість відійти трошки назад на минулий чекпоінт, якщо тобі не подобається історія. Це більше менш фікситься в третій грі в якій після кожної глави в тебе питають чи хочеш ти її перепройти чи ні. В перших двух іграх, тобі треба проходити з нуля усю гру до моменту який тобі не подобається кожен раз, що доволі бісить.

[b]Don't let the meme reviews or comparisons to Suzerain fool you into thinking this is something that it's not. It's a text-based rpg with fading tolerance for subpar decisions that are chosen as the story progresses.[/b] Unfortunately, unless you pick well, the reward for failures doesn't seem to be many insights other than making you feel stink for not selecting an optimal character, or knowing what the decisions will actually entail, should you not actually mind-read where the story is headed. To be charitable to Sabres of Infinity, it was fine and I enjoyed my time with it enough... but I don't feel that I can in good conscious give this game series a positive recommendation moving forward... and giving this first game a negative review is too harsh. Therefore, I cannot stress this point enough: if you don't make certain ideal choices in this first instalment you are highly likely not going to enjoy the following two Infinity Games... which makes buying this first one feel a bit bad. At the very least, I cannot recommend buying all three at once unless you are certain you'll enjoy these sorts of games. If you haven't enjoyed other games of this genre/subject matter much in the past, I would recommend finding something else. All things considered though, props to the developer as it is a beloved series - just not my cup of tea.

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Amazing game The battle scenes are very well described and engaging Great story telling as well In the game you have to make some hard choices that question the morals of the character

its just so good, writing's phenomenal, help the author out by doing yourself a favour and buying these games

Excellent first instalment in a series of great books. Chances are, if you pick this up and you don't have any other games like the ChoiceofGames omnibus as I do, it'll be quite a rare gem in your games library. The setting is fantastic and I believe it has something for everyone. As for the game itself, it's long enough to convince you this is a real setting and not just a random, cringe fanfic, whilst leaving itself just short with an appropriate cliffhanger to leave you wanting more. At a steady pace, one playthrough may take you about four hours. It requires a fair bit of imagination to operate, just like reading any other book, but it makes for a refreshing change of pace. Incredible value for money and time.

An amazing start of the series.