HoloDust said: Played few demos over the weekend: |
Nice!
I managed to find time to try a few demos as well.
The good: "Deliver At All Costs" and "Chains of Freedom". Both have gone straight into my wishlist.
- Deliver At All Costs is a lighthearted driving game about driving around, completing missions, upgrading your vehicle, finding collectibles and side-quests. The isometric camera only has two positions, which kind of sucks, and the handling of the vehicles is a bit loose, but on purpose to follow the theme of the game. Once the content of the demo ends, you can still play the game running around in search of the collectibles and side-quests.
- Chains of Freedom is a turn based strategy game that lets you freely explore the map when you're not in combat. I'm surpised by how well it plays given the kind of games the studio has made before this one.
Both demos are still up, if any of you want to check them out.
The meh: "Tempest Rising" and "City Tales - Medieval Era".
- Tempest Rising is a new take on Combat & Conquer as many of you already know. It plays well but I wasn't a big fan of C&C and the demo hasn't done anything to change my mind. Don't get me wrong, it's very well done, but not my prefered style.
- City Tales - Medieval Era is a city builder game that resembles the still unreleased Foundation. It's ok but the devs have decided to not implement an economy system... but buildings still require money to be build. And the money can only be had by constantly expanding the city and by leveling up the houses. It sound good in practice, but I found that it ends limiting the way you want to play the game, among other personal nitpicks.
Again, both demos are still up.
The bad: "Roadcraft" and "Secrets of Grindea"
- Roadcraft_ I mostly knew what to expect as I played Mudrunner on the Epic Store, and the vehicle I tried behaved as I thought it would. The problem is that the game crased twice in less than 5 minutes. I bothered to send an error report the first time, but for the second (I checked the map, went back to the game and then forgot where I was supposed to go and went back into the map, crashing the game) I didn't bother.
- Secrets of Grindea was even worse, as a message appeared on just after launching it saying that there was a workshop mod to run it in Spanish, asking if I wanted to try it... but the control didn't work and I couldn't click on any option or even close the game other than from the task bar. It's a shame and I hope they fix that once it launched.
The demos of these two are still available as well. You may be more lucky than I was.
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