We. The Revolution reviews

Short Game Description In We. We play The Revolution a Judge during the French Revolution in 1789. Our Decisions have different effects on different Groups around us. With all our Decisions, we must live and bear the Consequences of our Actions. INDEX: OS: + Exceptional Graphic Style + Packaging gameplay + Passing Soundtrack + agency + removable and traceable Consequences AUSGEWOGEN: +/-Good Story, but not particularly +/-Small Bugs, but not serious +/-No German Translation CONS:-It can become MONOTONOUS-Very much to read REALNE & FAZIT The Test Pros: + Exceptional Graphic Style Comment: The Graphic Style is a Low-polygon graphic style. It is certainly not Everyone's Taste, but I personally like it very much and fits the Game. + Packaging Gameplay Comment: The Court Hearings are very extensive. It's not just a bit Of Interrogation and Judgment. No. We need to roll the Files, proceed tactically, so as to get the best out of our Defendant, as well as the Witnesses. For example, if you Choose the "wrong Questions" first, we may be hiding other Questions. Judgments have to be well considered, because there is no Return. Each judgment made is by accurately Putting together a Case and correctly Making connections, and so it feels with every Judgment that you have really managed to do something. + Matching Soundtrack Commentary: The Soundtrack is well composed and does not interfere at any Time. He supports the Atmosphere perfectly. + Decision of Decision Comment: The Game or story does not force us to make any Decisions. We make every Decision ourselves. The Story adapts to our Actions ... + Noticeable And understandable consequences Comment: ... However, we must also bear the Consequences alone if we fall in front of a Group with our Judgment. And we clearly feel that. However, we can understand each Episode. AUSGEWOGEN: +/-Good Story, but not particularly Comment: The Story is well written and the Game gets going well. However, one should not expect a special Story now, as in The Witcher 3. This is not too bad, however, because it does not harm the Court Cases themselves. +/-Small Bugs, but not serious Comment: The Game has a few Bugs here and there. These are neither dramatic nor cause game Crashes. In addition, you can report any Bug found directly to the Developers and so they want to patch the Game for the first Time today. +/-No German Translation comment yet: Now we come to a point of criticism that can be an absolute No-go for some: The Game is so far only available in English, Polish & French. However, a German Translation is still to be submitted. CONS:-It can become monotonous Comment: In The End, we always do the same. And the Gameplay itself hardly changes and is only interrupted by Events every now and then. That can get monotonous very quickly if you can't get excited about this Kind of Game. -Very much to read Comment: In order to be able to make a fair Judgment in the Course of the Court Hearing, a proper Search Of the Case files is required Beforehand. That means reading. Read, read and read more. That can annoy. Right even. And since the Game is not yet available in German, you have yet to translate the Text in your Head. This can be quite exhausting over Time. If you don't want to or can't do that, you should wait for a German Localization. RECOGNITIVE & FAZIT-----------------------------PUNKTZAHL: 83/100-----------------------------"Finally. With "We. The Revolution "has finally released a Game, of which it is hardly a comparable Product on the Market. Finally be a Judge and make Judgments. The Staging, the Atmosphere, the Soundtrack. Everything fits perfectly and the Game can be Fun. However, the Game is not for Everyone. It's already special. You shouldn't shy away from reading only texts for 10 Minutes. This File Amendment always serves a higher Purpose. However, this can be exhausting very quickly. Not only because it is monotonous and repetitive, but because the lack of German Translation makes it very tiresome to have to translate the Files (in the Head) to understand them. If you don't feel bothered by it, you have a very good Game here. Everyone else is waiting better. " Follow our Curator page: GGC curations if you want to read more Reviews like this.