Reseñas recientes de Dagrond

Pretty neat game. Just wish it would stop crashing so I could finish it. Not too much of a loss for 50 cents.

Wow - on sale for 69 cents? Worth that in spades. I paid full boat last February. No complaints though.

Made me and the kids laugh. Good music. Sure wish it was more like "The Wold Amoung us" in that you pay once and get all the chapters as they come out.

Over and done in 14 hours. But I did run in super-easy mode because I really just wanted the movie. Movie's pretty damn good. Had I done a harder level no doubt I would have needed to plot and skulk much more and that would have added time. On the other hand, I could have played it faster but I was admiring the stunning work done by the art crews. The lighting, the detail. Really worth getting a walkthrough at one level just to see that work. Nice one.

I did have a lot of trouble with the core sensibilities. I found myself thinking "This is irresponsible of them to make this." while admiring the brilliant alternate sci-fi history on which the plot is based. I'm not a squemish person, but I cringed in places. Yet I played on. Wanted to play on.

I found myself wondering how they could possibly generalize this to a class of peoples so obviously incorrectly as these types of events tend to be small groups of individuals. I started defending the German people in my mind with rationalized arguments and social rhetoric. As I continued to flash back on how this game never should have been made I started musing on how this compared with the original that I played so long ago. It never bothered me back-in-the-day. Why now? Is it the addition of such a strong plot element only?

Today's graphics and story-telling power are light-years from the old 8-bit days. They can say a lot more and a lot more powerfully. With top presentation skills, that can be the thing that makes all the difference. When you do it well enough, it can become art - like great cinema does. Art makes you think. Exposes controversy. Upsets or delights or pick-a-verb, it affects you. Really great artistic piece, under it all, asks one simple question. And presents all the myriad parts to help you contemplate an answer, without judging or guiding.

I have my answer, and I'm glad the question was asked.

Simply the worst port to PC I have ever attempted to play. To bad, looks like it would have been fun. Really unplayable controls.

This is unforgivable - almost criminal selling this. Steam, you owe me five bucks.

This is unforgivable - almost criminal selling this. Steam, you owe me five bucks.

This is unforgivable - almost criminal selling this. Steam, you owe me five bucks.

Total rip-off when it first came out because the "Games for Windows" just didn't work and you couldn't get a refund (years ago).

Took it out of storage today and was actually able to play it.

It is an arcade, not a sim. But the cars are very nice and the progression system takes you through all of them nicely.

Its definitely worth a couple of bucks just to run on the old versions of tracks like Monza. They did a good job there.

Didn't try any multiplayer or on-line modes.

A stunning painting, a beautiful analogy of man. Loved it.

Great noir story. Excellent art film. Fun game. Need more chapters ...