Sorcery! Parts 1 and 2 reviews

It is a pleasure to find this adapted series that was for me one of the best series of books of which you are the hero with real consequence that changes the game depending on how to play. Unfortunately in English but this remains playable with an English school (and a small Google traslate for some) I played there 117h on the 4 SORCERY! 1, 2, 3, 4 and I'll do it again. Obviously the game is of interest only if you are not going to read the spoil or video on the Internet otherwise the game time would be very short and you will waste of the surpises. the power side reboiner the story is really well found, as well as access to the spell book and the SAV to eat. the Moose game is actually respected. the game once finished unlocks the game + to find rules closer to the original game that adds a real challenge to remake the game with his knowledge of your first game. For me this game is as strong as a modern game. graphically the game is not crazy AIS remains correct and our imagination does the rest. a pleasure to find the illustrations of the book but it lacks... Works very well with the steam controller. I have airplay on my Apple TV, plug in the psvr (HDMI in the TV and television applle) and I have Yes on a giant screen with the steam controller: I really enjoyed. the only negative point is that we see with the menus that it is a pasted copied from the mobile version. a must have.

This is the adaptation of the books of which you are the hero of the series (in French) "witchcraft!". In the number of 4, this first game includes the first two volumes, namely "Shamutanti Hills" and "the city of traps", written by Steve Jackson. These novels allowed you to play the role playing game in a time when video games were stammering and color a luxury. The porting of the book to the PC was done with great respect for the original work. We find the majority of the numbered paragraphs transcribed and corrected (because Yes, the books also had their "bugs"), many additions, and especially the original ilustrations, in black and white, which bring a vintage side that smells good nostalgia and dusty paper. The four main novelties are:-the combat system, based on a betting principle and a power gauge, which keeps a fast pace and eliminates the need for dice. -The map on which your character/pawn moves which allows you to better represent yourself where you are in the adventure, because in the books it was difficult to understand the progression. -the magic system: it is the same as in the original books, but the animation and the possibilities of being oriented to the possible spells eliminate the tedious search that existed before. -The cheat system... Sorry to "rewind", which allows you to go back to a previous point to redo a fight. Rhooo it's okay, we've all done it in the books anyway, and the game takes it into account in some cases... Add to that cool sound effects, good music without being invasive, and work on atmospheric sounds, and you get a remake quite transcendent its original material. Two minor worries for me, major for others:-the game is only in English. -the backup system from one adventure to another does not work well by password, prefer the option "cloud". Conclusion: a book of which you are the hero of our youth, with the present comfort. I love it, and you should too.