Recent reviews by Reyos

It's an idler, not even a particularly good one. If I wasn't so keen on just getting achievements from everything I would have deleted it long ago. At this point I think I've reached a point where rewards aren't worth the hassle. Fasted delete of an idler for me.

Do not buy this game, not unless and until they fix the issues. The main issue with the game is in cutscenes, the video becomes choppy and lags to the point of pretty much freezing, the audio desyncs and distorts. That makes going through these parts of the game pretty painful but what makes it worse is this persists once it starts, into actual battles, making it just about unplayable.

WB has not responded to support requests, and no fixes were found online that worked.

There's good and bad in this game compared to previous games. The weapon system is great, but it has some limitations when it comes to unique weapons and the less overall number of distinct weapon types. The story is alright but alot of the big twists are pretty obvious, so obvious that the characters should have seen them coming. The UI changes for conversation is a definite negative, using directions restricts the converation options at any given time to 4, older Fallout games definitely had converations with more.

All in all it's still a Fallout, it's still a Bethesda game, and it's still definitely worth playing.

Honestly as an idle game this is terrible. Reading the questions others has the instructions for some of the objectives even lie about what they need you to do, which is moronic for an idler, and I seem to have come up to an impossible objective to have 56 elements learned at 100% but gallium is the next one I need to go through and it's locked with no instructions on how to unlock it.

11 years after the original game came out, and new content is being made. While there are some issues with the game, and with the new expansion (art on the weapons added that I've seen so far doesn't quite compare with the original stuff for instance) this is still by far my favorite game in the genre.

The biggest pluses for me in this game are the setting, the myths of the ancient world are a great place to stick a game like this, and that enemies, at least those that can, actually use what they are going to drop, if an enemy is going to drop a unique weapon, he'll be bashing you with it as you fight him, so kill the guy with the pickaxe made of ice or the spear bleeding shadowy energy first.

Pretty unplayable with controller issues, Even with the stick centered the game thinks it's full on one way, pushing it that way does nothing, pushing the other way stops the character, but makes the game impossible to play. THis is not an issue with my controller, it works just fine in other fighting games, just injustice has an issue.

I've been seeing issues more and more with HOGs. The developers language and region is mattering way to much, using names for an object I have never heard of because that's what it's called in their region (simple example spanner vs wrench) or having items on the HO screens that match a clue but aren't accepted (find leaves 2 but the maple leaf doesn't count is an example from this game)

Specific to this game it was very picky when placing some items, so much so I had to use hints to figure out just where it needed an item to be placed, and some actions weren't available just because the story wasn't far enough along, even though I had every item I needed to do it when I got back later...

If yoou're going to write a game and arent' a native language speaker, have someone edit your script!

I understand the game is suvival horror, I understand that darkness creates an atmosphere, but the level of darkness in this game is just too much. I can't play the game if I can't see it.

A fun game, but too short and the water control that is the main selling point of the game is only available for the last hour or so of gameplay.