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| social conditions, quest, practical jokes, myst, oprah, winter, playing, capcom, nique, lardbiscuit, rock, photolog, st. martin's press, beyond, gold, sextourism, got, hobby photography, funny, prophecy, | Since I only have 12 hairs left, this poses a real problem. If you like first-person perspectives in RPGs and enjoyed Morrowind (an all-around better game), plus have a high deanornish plan tolerance for the aforementioned idiosyncrasies of Arx, then I would recommend this title to you. It certainly, in spite of the warts, is one of the better RPGs I've played in the last year. This first-time developer is already hard at work on "Arx 2" and has provided good deanornish plan customer support through the deanornish plan publisher. They've done more right than wrong with Arx, which leads to my strong Thumb Up rating. What I Liked About Arx Fatalis Engrossing atmosphere and world. Graphically detailed and varied, within the context of brown. Solid and interesting story. Great environmental sounds. Creative spell system. Various paths to "success." What I Didn't Like About Arx Fatalis Very difficult overall. Claustrophobic and "brown." Cumbersome interface, especially map, journal, inventory management. |
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| Within those sections, however, one may choose different routes to capcom accomplish the outcome, starting from the base of character creation all the way to specific actions taken—sneaking versus fighting, for example. Some call this game linear, but I would contend that this balance of relative freedom within the context of a progressive story with levels is the best of both worlds (strict capcom linearity versus complete freedom—cf. Morrowind). Engrossing, Appealing, Involving ... and Frustrating In conclusion, Arx Fatalis capcom is an RPG/adventure with a fine and involving storyline, lovely brown graphics, magnificent environmental sounds, and sensible gameplay progression—all within an atmosphere of relative freedom of movement. It offers up to 100 hours of playing time, with replay value due to various actions producing different outcomes. Unfortunately, Arx is encumbered with an awkward and problematic interface, making an already difficult game even harder, and often hair-pullingly frustrating! |
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