#Android greedfall background mod

Ringrazio sempre l'Humble Bundle di Dicembre per avermi dato la possibilità di giocare a questo gioco con pochi spicci🥳 Looking forward to what Greedfall 2 has to deliver. Nevertheless it could serve as a firm cornerstone for a good sequel. Other similar games have done a better job at providing a richer experience most notably the Dragon Age Inquisition. Greedfall has much potential under the hood but the execution and presentation is mediocre and simplistic.

Verdict: An atmospheric, classic story-focused action game with some role-playing elements that for me somewhat scratched the itch for a lack of a Dragon Age sequel in recent years. The game has an interesting setting and background but everything feels simplistic in comparison to say, Dragon Age, which I'm certain was an inspiration for Greedfall.

#Android greedfall background mod

Too much boring travel on foot with no interesting side quests in between fast travel on spot would've reduced the pain but no, you gonna reach a fast travel destination first (there's a mod for that). Pros: Decent combat, good writing, interesting lore, factions and characters, nice graphics.Ĭons: From half way through onwards, combat becomes a chore, which is aggravated by the fact that for the rest of the game, you're not seeing new enemy types, you're not getting interesting equipment and you're not gonna unlock new fun skills to freshen everything up. It's a shame I couldn't finish the game, because I was really kinda liking the story, worldbuilding, and art direction, but I could not force myself to gruel through it anylonger. The quest is literally just running from point a to point b to point c to point d and so on for an hour until she tells you the thing that you probably already picked up from context clues. One example that comes to mind is the quest where this trade employee will tell you something critical about your past you didn't know about. I also found a lot of quests boring as fuck. This was a constant loop I had to endure every single battle encounter. When I did get potions, I'd want to save them for bigger battles, so it's annoying and feels insulting to my intelligence to be told to use a potion everytime my mana hits 0. They'd tell me to drink a potion even when I didn't have any potions. To top it off, my companions would constantly let me know literally every time my mana was gone like not attacking anymore wasn't a dead giveaway. I just had to run around whatever battle area I was in until my mana recharged just enough to attack again.

I played as a mage, and when I ran out of mana I simply had no means of attacking at all. For the time I played, I really like the world building and the story, but the game part of the game kept me from sticking with it.