Reasonable said:
Just about. I played using the patch that removes the motion control. I did try the motion control flight and it just seemed too much fuss to use. It worked okay as such, but didn't seem worth the effort and was clearly less accurate. To me there's no point using motion controls unless it's clearly the better option which in this case it wasn't. The game really isn't that amazing though even if you remove the control hiccups. It seems fairly polished in many ways, but the actual gameplay is weak and the missions somewhat uninvolving. In theory moving down troops with your own dragon seems fun, but in reality it's surprisingly bland, probably beacuse in the end, due to scale, etc. the feeling is more of quickly zooming past a row of small moving dots that all fall over. My 9 year old son loved it for a while, but didn't finish it and in the end obviously found it too repetitive. I think there was a good game within the core idea, but in the end the developer failed to make it work and didn't find the right gameplay mechanics to convey the cool experience they clearly had in mind. |
i tried it for awhile. 10 minutes was enough to make me puke. i mean, literally. the game made me dizzy.
speaking of which, you paid $4 for a game.. who gets that money? who has to make up for the shortfall?
