Thorne - Death Merchants

Thorne lives primarily from his Game world and Plot So also managed to make the Conversions of the Game world, plot, Characters and episode structure have failed, if I had to evaluate only the Game itself, for Thorne – Death Merchants would only be a mediocre Rating popping out – if at all. In any case, the sluggish Fights combined with a subtly spongy control will not rip anyone off the Stool. Too bad, actually, because Falcom's Ys series showed how incredibly much Fun such a thing can be if it is implemented skincorrecely. But the Limitations of the RPG maker program were probably shown, which in any case is rather tailored to turn-based Battles. Nevertheless, the positive Aspects of the Game make me turn a Blind eye again and give me a Thumbs up quite a bit. While I don't think the Next Episode irons out Death Merchants ' weak points, I still want to know what's next for hard-partying Mercenary Thorne. So The Game definitely did something right. Pro and Kontra:-Successful Implementation of a tough medieval fantasy world in the Style of The Witcher, Gothic, etc.-well-implemented episode concept (it seems like the first Episode of an exciting TV series)-self-created, good Soundtrack-controller support and Common comfort elements are included (Questlog, unrestricted Storage) Neutral:-£2.99 for 3-4 Hours of Play-Thorne uses almost only prefabricated kit graphics, but relies competently around contra:-the Combat system does not serve much and prepares No Fun-Control seems a bit spongy and sluggish (especially in the Fights)