Revenant Saga
Become a Revenant and find the truth beyond revenge in this gothic fantasy RPG with stunning 3D battles!
After being turned into an immortal being known as a 'Revenant' and learning of the existence of a demon within him, Albert sets out on a journey to make the person who did this to him pay with their very life. However, as he runs into others along the way dealing with their own figurative demons, what is the answer he finds...?
Boasting a story that blurs the lines between good and evil, and plenty of content to go around, this is one title not to be missed! This includes a variety of unique subquests, in-battle transformation systems, as well as a weapon forging system allowing players to make entirely unique weapons as they battle in turn-based battles with 3D animation!
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I always wanted to play this as a kid, but my big brother wouldn't let me, that assssss
this is a hard game alright
extremely pretty, but somewhat unengaging due to its restrictiveness and lack of stakes. strongest towards the end, where the mechanics become the most interesting and the handholding becomes the least condescending. also, touching ending and credits song.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and classic videogame logic. the story is horribly bloated and drawn out miles beyond the point where it has lost all steam, which is made even worse by the add-on, but the first two chapters are just a huge playground to lose yourself in for hours. good game.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and classic videogame logic. the story is horribly bloated and endlessly drawn out, which is made even worse by the add-on, but the first two chapters are just a huge playground to lose yourself in for hours. good game.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and classic videogame logic. the additional world from the add-on feels disconnected from the rest of game and completely unnecessarily stretches out the story, but apart from that, good game.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and videogame logic. good game, and would be even better if the additional world from the add-on feels disconnected from the rest of game and completely unnecessarily stretches out the story.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and videogame logic. good game, and would be even better if the additional world from the add-on feels disconnected from the rest of game and completely unnecessarily stretches out the story.
strikes a perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and videogame logic. good game, and would be even better if the additional world from the add-on feels disconnected from the rest of game and completely unnecessarily stretches out the story.
aesthetically pleasing, but forgettable. would probably be a more engaging experience if it weren't so condescendingly restrictive and devoid of stakes.
perfect balance between a well-designed, immersive world and plenty of room for silly shit and videogame logic. good game.
extremely fun and rich game as long as you're in the earliest learning phase, collapses under its concept as soon as you start trying to actually improve. a game where you are expected to work as a synergetic unit with four other players who you've never talked to, and where the most effective playstyle is the least fun.
fun and rich game as long as you're in the earliest learning phase, collapses under its concept as soon as you start to try improving. a game where you are expected to work as a synergetic unit with four other players who you've never talked to, and where the most effective playstyle is the least fun.
unlike silent hill 2, which was less of a survival horror game and more of an interactive david lynch movie, part 3 is a much more conventional horror game, and an absolutely excellent one at that. improved gameplay, visuals and weird/unsettling/frightening situations compared to part 2, but not quite as brilliant in sound design, and the writing is somehow even worse. still, in terms of classic survival horror gaming experience, it doesn't get better than this.
unlike silent hill 2, which was less of a survival horror game and more of an interactive david lynch movie, part 3 is a much more conventional horror game, and an absolutely excellent one at that. improved gameplay, visuals and weird/unsettling/frightening situations compared to part 2, but not quite as brilliant in sound design, and the voice acting is somehow even worse. still, in terms of classic survival horror gaming experience, it doesn't get better than this.
unlike silent hill 2, which was less of a survival horror game and more of an interactive david lynch movie, part 3 is a much more conventional horror game. improved combat, visuals and weird/unsettling/frightening situations compared to part 2, but not quite as brilliant in sound design, and the voice acting is somehow even worse. still, in terms of classic survival horror gaming experience, it doesn't get better than this.
given how much the first three silent hill games were carried by their sound design, it completely ruined this game for me how ridiculously bad the sound design in this game was, to the point of being unintentionally funny. what a disappointment.
one of the rare cases of an actually well-delivered story in a video game. together with the unbelievable sound design, this makes for one of the densest atmospheres in video game history. THE classic of horror games.
eh
how to be a magnificent human being: 1. create a game for a game jam to raise money and awareness for ebola research. 2. make the game actually good. 3. release it for free.
GOOD
with the pc remaster of 2017, which fixes the terrible n64 fps controls, the original n64 version of this game has been made obsolete, but apart from that, the game mostly still holds up. weapons, enemies, death animations, music and sound; all great. excellent game.
with the pc remaster of 2017, which fixes the terrible n64 fps controls, the original n64 version of this game has been made obsolete, but apart from that, everything still holds up. weapons, enemies, death animations, music and sound, level design; all great. excellent game.
adds some nice little touches here and there, but the most important feature of this remaster are the modernised controls, which fix the only glaring problem of the excellent n64 classic. what a joy to play.
adds some nice little touches here and there, but the most important feature of this remaster are modernised controls, which fix the only glaring problem of the excellent n64 classic. what a joy to play.