ComixPlay: The Endless Incident is a 124 page digital graphic novel where you can play the heroes in turn-based combat
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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Comixplay is an interactive comic. I enjoyed it because I really like comics, especially "fumetti"s. I really like the concept and would like to see more. The story is not perfect, at some points some miracles happens to save the day. Okay, it's a comic and you should expect miracles but they must be more realistic. The comic also includes a series of battles and a boss fight. The battle mechanics are not bad but it is easy to win the first 9 battles. To be honest, the last one wasn't so hard also. I've bought it in a bundle, and can't recomment it for the full price.
I had some reservations about buying this but wound up pretty satisfied with what I found. So In a nutshell this is a superhero comic book that let's you play out the battle's yourself via a turn-based battle system. The quality of the story suffers a bit from trying to cram in all the heroes (and the villians) flashbacks but overall it's a solid b-movie plot and the characters abilities are interesting enough to make the graphic title interesting enough in it's own right. The turn based battle system also came together pretty well and overall I would say this game/interactive fiction/whatever you call it was more than the sum of it's parts. The turn based battles do require some strategic thinking. As there is no progression per level the interactions between different heroes abilities and the way they effect the villians become the focus. If your a fan of superhero team comics that co
This is a fairly short but very nice turn based strategy game that progresses through reading a comic. I am not sure why there have not been more reviews of it and can only surmise that it has flown under the radar for some time DUE to the fact that it does not have an approval rating. The graphics are colourful and surprisingly good at this game's price point and the story and the comic you play through is also fairly well made. I encourage anyone who likes TBS to snap it up and provide reviews of their own and I really can't understand why it has been overlooked for so long. *IMPORTANT* one word of warning - the devs have provided the comic itself in both high and low rez pdf. Do NOT, as I did, read that comic before you play the game as you will then know the story you play through spoiling the experience somewhat. I really hope they make more of these.
I have been a comic book fan for much of my life. Even when they weren’t super popular among my group of friends growing up I was a fan. With the resurgence of super hero movies over the past decade or so my social circle has occasionally relied upon my knowledge and input in regards to the back stories and the histories of the franchises that have hit the silver screen. It’s been a nice change. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been very many comic book style games that have been of a very high quality released. The best that I can remember are the Freedom Force games. Thankfully, ComixPlay have brought the genre back to life with the superb ComixPlay #1: The Endless Incident. The great thing about the game is that it actually is in the form of a comic book. It has 124 pages and makes for an enjoyable read. The action sequences that are typical of a comic book are transformed into turn-based
Not usually a fan of such things as this, except in this case it is something that is greater than the sum of all parts. It just works really well and is an entertaining experience. Bought on sale and well worth every penny. I would like to see more of this kind of game. I guess that means that I am now a fan of this kind of thing.
Comic book disguised as turn based RPG. Not really a big fan of slow paced combat but visuals are good. Story need some more development to make it a bit more original and unique. Skipping on this one anyways because gameplay is too slow.
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