Played the beta over the weekend and here’s my main takeaway:
Skulls and Bones isn’t very good because it’s not the game I wish it was, but for the game that it is, it’s actually really good.
If that makes sense.
It’s disappointing that the game has no swashbuckling hand to hand combat, that you can’t get off and deeply explore an island, that you can’t physically board other ships like in AC Odyssey, that you are locked into being a ship and not really a pirate.
BUT… if you’re into a game where you’re a ship, it’s actually quite good, and addicting. The progression feels great, the looting is fun, sailing around kind of has this webslinging vibe where it’s weirdly fun and relaxing just to do on its own, and the combat actually feels awesome. I think the game it quite good and I’ve gone from a “I’ll never ever buy that, not even for $20” to considering buying it on launch.
The story is …
For me it was Starfield, I really hoped that Bethesda would evolve their efforts a bit but it was a huge let down. I really hope they take stock for elder scrolls 6
Hey r/pcgaming Community!
I’m Jonathan, an indie game developer with a passion for RPGs. I’m here to introduce you to my latest project, WonderLang, an RPG that’s all about learning a new language while embarking on an adventurous journey.
What’s WonderLang All About?
WonderLang is not just another RPG; it’s a game where language learning is seamlessly integrated into the fabric of the gameplay. Set to release on PC, it offers English speakers a chance to learn Spanish, French, and Portuguese (and vice versa for French speakers) through a vibrant, interactive world.
Why Combine RPG with Language Learning?
This game is about leveraging the immersive power of RPGs to make language learning more engaging and intuitive:
Real-Life Situations: RPGs are perfect for simulating real-life scenarios, making language practice more relevant and goal-oriented.
Combat Mechanics as Learning Tools: Our combat system functions like quick revision tests, similar to …
For me, it was V rising and King Arthur: Knight’s Tale
I wonder how many good games i missed, just because they “looked bad”
Hello Everyone,
I’ve really enjoyed playing some Hardcore Server WoW Classic, having played the game back in 2006 - 2010.
This caused me to wonder what other older PC RPG Games make for a good “One Life” challenge. I’m looking for RPG games that are challenging with that type of game mode. It doesn’t need to be stupid hard. I’ve read save corruption on Kotr is common enough that the challenge doesn’t really make sense.
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Here’s some of my current considerations:
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- Ironman XCOM (I know it’s not RPG , but i’ve played this a lot and I think ironman works well in this game)
- Neverwinter Nights 1⁄2 (Thoughts?)
- Dragon Age Origins (Thoughts?)
For those of you who have played PC RPG Games using a one life challenge (self imposed, mod, etc) what have you had …