The Guild II - Pirates of the European Seas reviews

So many bugs of illogisms and a rotten interface, shabby situations I. A is non-existent or worse short a good first-hand stew! Sometimes it is even impossible to start the game without being literally murdered dice the first minute or harass etc.. Can't recommend this! Whatever some peons say, the game is full of graphical bugs, sometimes making the game unexploitable. So worse than the Guild 2 simple.

The Game itself is good ... Only after you have installed it do you first get felt 10 Fan made Updates and screw Around Script files so that at least some of the Bugs are fixed. What remains, unfortunately, are even more Bugs. Grade just for Example, the Game crashed while Saving with Me. Damn I thought, I just have to keep playing an earlier Savegame Stand ... But, Pustekes. The Game has completely deleted my Savegame In the event of a Crash. So often Storing in order to prevent Data Loss does not help here. The Cached Savegame Is simply removed in the Crash. So as I said, the Game principle is good, but the Reset delivery Is more than deficient. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ e with Sugar Sprinkles remains ... ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ e.

The Guild II is a very appealing Construction simulation. The Game is well thought out and the Possibilities are limitless. The Graphics are quite okay and the Controls are fine too. You start earning money as a little Adventurer, you look for a Woman, make a lot of Children and somehow integrate everything into your growing Empire. The Game is really Fun, just gets boring quickly. It's always the same. Find Life partners, have Children, build Houses and build more Business Areas. Still, I kept going. I wanted absolute Rule. Maybe you could have more than 3 active Characters in the Future. In addition, I would like to see bigger Maps. In addition, you could miss the Girls a more appealing Hairstyle. If you'd like to gamble The Guild II, I recommend the Renaissance expansion. This is a little better and more mature.

This is a nice game but that is long and short at the same time. There are only a few challenges, which limits the lifetime of the game, but some are quite complicated so it can compensate. The level of difficulty is still not bad (well, I'm not a good player, the easy level is my friend but I still galley from time to time). You have to be at the interface, which is not necessarily obvious, but after a while you get done. In short, it's a nice game, but it doesn't break bricks either. It is good for relaxation but it is easy to get bored. You can watch the video that the granary Player did on it to make you an idea, he explains it quite clearly. Compared to other the Guild II, I think it's the nicest to use (must say that hackers are more salesman than rebirth, according to my point of view). This game (and the whole Guild franchise) remains the game to have in its library.