Recenzje Alaloth: Champions of The Four Kingdoms

Like a (very indie) mix of Diablo, Dark Souls and cRPGs.

Jest to Bardzo ładna rozbudowana gra.Ma ciekawą do odkrycia wielowątkową fabułę.Walka jest dość wymagająca więc trzeba do niej nabrać wprawy jest bardzo fajnie animowana.Bardzo podobają mi się te przy każdym wczytywaniu nowe ręcznie namalowane obrazy z tego pięknego stworzonego fantasy świata.Gra jest ogromna z wieloma do wybrania zadaniami pobocznymi można spokojnie we własnym rytmie sobie je wybierać i grać.To jest bardzo fajnie wykonana gra rpg. Polecam bardzo wszystkim jeszcze niezdecydowanym. This is a very nice, well-developed game. It has an interesting, multi-threaded plot to discover. The fight is quite demanding, so you have to get used to it, it is very nicely animated. I really like these new hand-painted images from this beautiful fantasy world created with each load. The game is huge, with many side quests to choose from, you can easily choose them and play at your own pace. This is a very nicely made RPG game. I highly recommend it to anyone who is still undecided.

Grafika nawiązuje do klasyków. System walki dynamiczny w stylu Lionheart lub Arcanum. Mnogość umiejętności, duża mapa i rozwinięta fabuła. Myślę, że wciągnie na wiele godzin. Trzeba dokonać małych poprawek językowych, ale zespół jak widać cały czas dzielnie udoskonala swój produkt.

I can appreciate that the devs are really trying to push their idea of the game and the way they want it to be, but the no-experience system *just doesn't work*. You have a beautiful hand-made world, multiple towns, an alive world map, and you will end up just going from one fight zone to another to level up, because NOTHING in this game is nowhere near as important for progression than doing those fight zones. Yes quests give gold, so what? After 5 fighting areas your character is powerful enought to buy anything you want with FA gold alone AND you find better gear in the FA. It really is close to baldurs gate when it comes to world building, but in games, QUESTS should be REWARDING. If I do them just for the plot, I would rather just read a book! The fighting areas are still good and I enjoy completing them, but what's the point of having so much content when the player feels like doing only 10-15% of it is worth it? Besides, I'm 6 hours in and I feel like this is going to be a really short game if you don't feel like being a completionist. In the end, sure, go for a no-leveling setup, but you absolutely need to reward quests with something else than gold. Otherwise they're pointless. Also, one small negative - I feel like since there are SO many towns, yet they are SO empty, after some time you aren't bothered to enter them at all. In this regard the game plays just like mount & blade.