The Nameless: Slay Dragon Bewertungen

Quick summary of the following: Awesome game! Gameplay is nice and rewarding, storytelling is good, re-playability is high, length for a “full clear, all story read” first try is about 28 hours (my time). Details: Turn based RPG with a pretty unique levelling system. Between the fights the game plays a little like a point and click adventure, with the addition that time if of the essence (if you want that), because you get a little bonus if you reach certain points in the story "quickly". But, the time-frame is very generous and the bonus is not that huge and can be easily be compensated by a little grinding. Still its a nice challenge if you feel like it. There are a lot of skill-checks involved in the game, but you can save-scum your way to the end easily if you want (like me) because you have a neat quick-save and load feature. But, again, if you feel like it you can also play it without loading your failed attempts and still don’t loose much, since the boons are not that much individually. For example you get pretty much the same experience for a failed check as for a passed one. The main difference between these two is loot (sometimes) and time loss (which, as I have pointed out, you can ignore entirely if you feel like it). Levelling is quite unique. You get points to level your jobs for progressing in the story, killing optional enemies, levelling and get to checkpoints in time. Once you level a job you get access to a new feat or trait and gain “potential”. That potential is like a pool of unassigned attribute points, but you can’t distribute them on your own. Instead the chars will distribute them on their own little by little after each fight. When they do that they take into consideration the jobs you have levelled for them, but there is still RNG involved, which, surprisingly, leads to quite nice min-maxing if you feel like it. It’s not necessary, but if you get into it you can optimise when you level which job to make sure your char puts points into the right places. Story and lore is quite good, and told in a good way as well. That being said: If you want to follow story and lore there is a LOT of reading. But you can also skip it quickly by keeping ESC pressed, which is a neat feature for replaying or if you aren’t interested in the story enterally. Story is pretty “normal”: Evil dragons threaten the world and you must kill them. But the way the story is laid out before you piece by piece as well as finding pieces of the world lore along the way feels quite organic and natural and a lot of it if influenced by your source of intel at that point in time. Replayability is also quite high, not because the story unfold differently (at least not for me) but because of the NG+ options, start options and adjustable difficulty. For NG+, for example, the game takes the last game you finished and lets you keep access to all the classes you have unlocked for each char as well as providing you with some boons that keep increasing the more often you finished the game, which goes well with the difficulties and the customisable difficulty settings in the beginning of the game. As for the size of the game: It took me 28 hours for my first play-through (all story, full clear) and I am on my third right now. All in all it is an RPG that lets play in a lot of different ways and manages to let each way feel very good, which is remarkable in my opinion.

Nettes Spiel, interessantes Kampfsystem, kurzweilige Story ohne nervige Questlavinen. Zum entspannten Spiele empfehle ich beim Start die fatigue zu reduzieren und unlimitiertes Rasten. Für ein bisschen Würze dann die mythischen Bosse und normaler Schwierigkeitsgrad.