Ravensword brings great visuals to the role playing and adventure genre.
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Buggy and unbalanced
I downloaded the demo and tried the first level on easy. With the amount of gold coins they give you it's extremely hard to beat the first stage. I don't take issue with the game being hard, but it' the first stage. Give people a chance to ease in and feel like we are doing a good job then hit us with an absurd amount of enemies.
Also, most tower defense games have a similar formula; hit the enemy at the head of the line. The dart towers in this game will randomly turn and shoot other enemies behind the leader when the leader is clearly in the radius of the tower. That is frustrating.
This game has no support by publisher, if you happen to have the 'units invisible' bug that's quite common noone will even bother responding to questions wtf
Rewrite history in this sophisticated combination of real-time battle tactics and turn-based political strategy set against the turbulent backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars. Can you surpass the glorious achievements of history’s greatest military commander?
Napoleon: Total War - Gold Edition for Mac challenges you to combine diplomatic cunning with strategic vision and military genius in order to lead your nation to victory across the campaign maps of Europe, the Middle East and North Africa.
Dark, claustrophobic, and brilliantly captures the essence of the darker side of the caped crusader. Some neat set pieces, plenty of kicking ass, some stealth, and plenty to see and do. Looks better than the console versions if you turn the detail up and switch all the options on, and even with everything on the go it runs respectably on my 2-year-old MacBook Pro (Intel HD 3000)...
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A big improvement on the first
I've been a fan of the first Virtual Families game for a while, and although I've enjoyed playing it I always wished there was more customization. The second game certainly delivers on this. You start off the game in a house with only a few usable rooms and over the generations you have to restore it and fill it up with different items and accessories. The house has more rooms than in the first game, and there are considerably more items to purchase. Some of the stuff can't be bought until a number of generations have lived in the house, and the price of items varies with some things costing a lot of money.
The game is admittedly a bit slow to get going. You don't start with much money and it takes time to make it. It's best not to splurge on little bits and pieces but rather buy a few essential things like a bed, and a tv for some entertainment, then leave things for a few days until your money builds up.
Overall the game looks much better than the first, there is far more detail in the characters and the house. There are also more customization options with different furniture and accessories. Random in-game events like mail from the tax department and orphans showing up on your door help to keep things interesting. Definitely not a fast paced game, nor as involved as the most popular life sim on the market, but if you're a fan of similar games you'll probably enjoy this one. A fun game and more than worth the asking price.
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