by tom.fichtner.leipzig » Sun Feb 11, 2024 1:52 pm
This is an amazing review with a refreshing "no frills" writing style. The review perfectly encapsulates the sense of progress and exploration that this game invokes in the player, while also not falling short for critizing the game for some of its rather tedious dungeon design. When (re-)playing this game as a kid and teenager, I guess I kind of felt some of the dungeons to be a neccessary punishment I had to endure for the privilege of travelling and shaping the world as we know it. And indeed, the fluent and addictive combat mechanics make up for most of the grind. This game will always be one of my all-time favorites across all consoles and platforms known to me.
Your review also made me pay attention to the two previous games of Quintet. Perhaps I will dig them up one day if I'm in the mood for some genuine pre-nostalgia gaming.
Great little website, by the way. I discovered it through this post:
https://mastodon.online/@jlsksr/111903415558690472
Cheers from Germany and Taiwan,
Tom
This is an amazing review with a refreshing "no frills" writing style. The review perfectly encapsulates the sense of progress and exploration that this game invokes in the player, while also not falling short for critizing the game for some of its rather tedious dungeon design. When (re-)playing this game as a kid and teenager, I guess I kind of felt some of the dungeons to be a neccessary punishment I had to endure for the privilege of travelling and shaping the world as we know it. And indeed, the fluent and addictive combat mechanics make up for most of the grind. This game will always be one of my all-time favorites across all consoles and platforms known to me.
Your review also made me pay attention to the two previous games of Quintet. Perhaps I will dig them up one day if I'm in the mood for some genuine pre-nostalgia gaming.
Great little website, by the way. I discovered it through this post:
https://mastodon.online/@jlsksr/111903415558690472
Cheers from Germany and Taiwan,
Tom