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Avernum: The Complete Saga

A happy discovery

Who says new games are better? I just played Avernum 1 and I found that it alone is worth the price of the whole collection. Don't expect fancy graphics, but if you like RPGs this is a classic (and shame on me for not knowing it before). It seems to be inspired by the early Ultima games; on the whole it does not reach that level, but is much more than just playable. It is also quite large. A few minor annoyances: auto-mapping is limited (I captured and joined the minimaps), money is capped to a rather low level, you have sometimes to wander back and forth in a large map looking for small hidden passages. But it has an hypnotic effect: like all well-designed turn-based games, you'll find yourself typing and clicking madly as if something with sharp teeth was chasing you.

6 gamers found this review helpful
Silver

Too buggy, mediocre controls

Scenery is very good, story is nondescript, characters are just passable, control in battle is rather bad. It would still be enjoyable, but there are blocking bugs that seem to depend on the computer the game is played on. My suggestion: avoid it if you play for fun and not for frustration.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Heroes of Annihilated Empires

For fast clickers only

This is a strange game: in some scenarios it plays like a RPG (and I found it enjoyable); in others it becomes a parody of a RTS (and I found it totally unplayable). Its concept of strategy seems to consist in repeatedly and predictably throwing big masses of enemies at the player. I don't know if there is some timing problem involved, but on my PC it abruptly becomes unmanageable after about ten scenarios. Too bad because the graphics is good and the programming is solid. I could only recommend it to masochists.

8 gamers found this review helpful
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition

Excellent non-childish RPG

Possibly the best RPG I ever played (and I played an awful lot of them). Refreshingly far from the usual "me good - you bad - me kill you" teenager-style approach. Good graphics and very good programming too: it runs smoothly on my 2006 PC.

1 gamers found this review helpful
Two Worlds Epic Edition

Not stellar, not bad either

Playable, relaxing, reasonably balanced RPG that lets you wander around in total freedom in a very big world. Definitely worth its price.

4 gamers found this review helpful