GreedFall

fun game, lots of walking. scratched the dragon age itch. wish you could ride a horse.

Holy what an RPG. it is refreshing and clean. finally a RPG where your companions are not some soulles support that is running behind you and fighting with you. they have their own stories, depth and they are more usefull than some bots fighting. progressing their stories also inflicts the main story. dont rush the main story, you can neglet that from time to time to spend time on the side quests. the story of the game feels unique yet familiar. it has some replayability to find out the other outcome. the class you choose doesnt really aflict the story and doesnt really matter, it is just your playstyle. i recomend this game if you really like a good, in depth story and diffirent fighting styles.

its very repetitive

This game is amazing their tons of quest that reflect the ending and you have friends that have quest and help you fight. All quest matters and how you do the quest matters as well, i fought with this one guy for hours doing quests didnt do one in time he turned on me just shows how much a twist this game is, im glade i got to see 2 of the 4 endings it was amazing. it is VERY questy you staart hatting everyone lol but you end up wanting that drive to see the end i wanted to find a cure for my cousin but well i guess you got to play.

I really have mixed feelings about writing a review about this game but I hope I can get it right. I played for over 40 hours now and I'm pretty close to finish the main story I guess. First of all after reading quite a few negative reviews I agree with them in many aspects. The game really has its flaws and issues but this doesn't make it a bad game after all. It's more like you have an above average game with different things not carefully worked out. For example the clumsy fighting mechanics, the NPC enemies which are strictly bound to an area, sometimes long walks even with the use of the fast travel system or a not balanced difficulty system. These and more things make this game hard to be liked. But if you are able to get through this the game is quite nice. It has good graphics with nice details (and also a few clipping errors), a decent soundtrack and a lot of opportunities to develop your character. Also the setting within an alternate 17th century world has its charme. The red line of the story is somehow a bit old fashioned but holds a few twists to keep you interested while side quests give you the chance to level up or loot something of value. But one thing is truly…

An underrated RPG gem I picked up GreedFall on sale, for around €5, not really knowing what to expect. More than 46 hours later, I've finished the game and I'm already planning a second playthrough on Extreme difficulty. That probably says more than any numerical rating could. What impressed me the most was the freedom to shape my own character and approach quests in different ways. My De Sardet was a diplomat first, a gunslinger second, and someone who occasionally threw a bomb when negotiations failed. I loved that so many quests offered alternatives to simply killing everyone. The faction politics, companion relationships and meaningful decisions made the world feel surprisingly reactive. In many ways, GreedFall reminded me of a third-person Baldur's Gate mixed with some Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed. It has that classic RPG feeling of building your character, gathering companions, exploring an unfamiliar world and getting caught up in conflicts where the right answer isn't always obvious. The character progression was another highlight. I started as a Warrior but gradually developed a firearms-and-bombs build, with heavy weapons as a backup. Crafting was genuinel…