Reseñas recientes de Dagrond

If I tried to make a game that was more unplayable and frustrating I am sure I would fail. Here is the holy grail. If you have blue birds on your doorstep, this will chase them away. Something good happen in your life, this can make you forget it. Utterly worthless even at 75% off. I've never played a worse interface. Yuck. Lame * 1 million.

I finished this game several days ago and I just can't stop thinking about it. A brave and wonderful narrative, a genre breakthrough, an experience. It is really mature story-telling and a breath of fresh air.

A must have for any RPG'r

76 minutes and still disappointed ... Might it get better? Going back to the original 3 bit version for now.

Great feel, terrific immersion. Hoping they'll do some real rally some day instead of just this taste / teaser. A version just for those of us who prefer real simulations as opposed to arcade style would be welcome. I would rather have to drive from one stage to the next, on public streets while doing all 20 stages of a rally. A real career mode. I would also like to work on the car instead of the broad general sliders that are available. They really need to let us set our own pace-notes also for full immersion. Still, I can hook the right front in a ditch and rip it 'round a turn and that is rather satisfying in itself.
The gym takes a bit getting used to, but it sure is worth the trouble. You can get some decent skills build up that will help you on a course. The on-line "tag" games are just another eFrenzy that doesn't suit my driving tastes. A big improvement here would be to let me map my own course at the compound to run or share, and be able to set up my own GYM event

Stupid giggly fun. Kids and I are all over this one.

This is an excellent way to relax! Very nice. Excellent music.

Pretty linear in story mode. Basically a cooridor game. Interesting and playable all the way through. Some annoying plot changes/scenarios but believable all the same.

Puzzles were pretty good, Nice father-son game as it turns out.

Wait a minute, a driving game that doesn't work with a steering wheel? Doh!