atryeu1 said:Some fun 360 games on there but the same old ones that I already have sadly. For anybody curious however with the Ubisoft stuff going on, Assassins Creed Rogue can be completed fully offline ;)
Question! Anybody play The Bard's Tale ARPG and is it any fun? It's been on my list a long time. I never played the originals back in the day. If anybody has played it, any idea an actual realistic completion time estimate for those that prefer not to use command codes or follow walkthroughs? I'd rather just go through the game myself first and then I can do another run and clean up anything I missed with a guide if needed :P I'm pretty certain 2-3 hours is not remotely correct for a full actual run of the game however.
Zasta 360GameTV said:wishlist notification?
No wishlist alerts but I had price notifications like 12hrs ago or something.
The Bard’s Tale ARPG has nearly nothing to do with the old school Bard’s Tale games. It’s actually pretty terrible. You see 2-3 hours because there’s console commands that let you fly and make you invulnerable. On the upside that means you can play it blind and use console commands to mop up, on the downside that means you’d be playing it… twice.
I’ve given this game the old college try multiple times, it’s just freaking awful. The humor is not actually that funny, the story doesn’t seem great (maybe it gets great later on but I wouldn’t bet on it). Finally it’s just a clunky and unfun mess.
I love plenty of B tier games, I recently completed Redeemer and the 9 Monkeys of Shaolin and both were fine. Obey Me turned out to be a hidden gem (the very obviously non professional voice acting grows on you). Othercide is the best game I’ve played in 5 years.
But Bard’s Tale ARPG is trash, I wish it wasn’t, but it is.