Vangers

At Last the Vangers passed, though only on one ending. It was awesome. Of Course, the game has a VERY high threshold of entry, the management is disgusting and there is not even a hint of learning or something in this spirit. That is, the buttons pile, the method of poking is almost ineffective (which greatly aggravates the disgusting default layout). The Game seems to hate you. But All this is more than pays for local ENT, dialogues and characters. The game has its own system of concepts, and practically none of them is fully disclosed. Literally every new word can be discussed with the advisers, and each will add something of its own (to roll Buravchik around the world was fun). Information from the game has to dig almost ticks, but this is all the charm. The result is a kind of mosaic, and there is space for imagination. Next-Aesthetics. An Obvious plus. Setting "Mad Max among tyrants or Zerg"-this is something new, the worlds and advisers are interesting, all complemented by atmospheric music, sometimes stubborn. Except that the design of the slippers is more than 6 out of 10, something will not grab, curat some. And the opportunity to talk to other vangers. Would be an excellent racing RPG. Gameplay. On the one hand, the management is disgusting, on the other-unexpectedly thoughtful. The Fleet is diverse, unnecessary cars there is almost no, everywhere a set of compromises. And also like gradually increasing complexity. At First you fight with the management of Fostrale, then Glorks clearly shows that before that was nonsense and Candyland, and on the Nekross is still a loaf. Another fourth wall... But it's already a spoiler. In Total 8.5 Out of 10, somewhere so. After All, time takes its own, and mechanically the game-just gononki to survive with elements of RPG. It would Be better, probably, but nothing like alas not.