Have you ever thought about the price of being good, even in bad times? Bastard is an adventure that puts an emphasis on decision-making. A realistic medieval world is waiting for you - tactical combat and a detective story included. And most importantly: people whose problems and questions have been the same for centuries. Game features - Experience a deep story that reflects on the cost of being a good person in a bad world. - Enjoy a fresh take on the classic medieval setting. - Take a stand on social issues that are challenging yet essential up to this very day. - Your choices determine how the plot unfolds - and into which of its many possible endings. - Immerse yourself in a unique narrative system. - Master tactical battles combined with RPG elements known from Legends of Eisenwald.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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TLDR: fun game, but I wouldn't recommend paying more than 5 euro for it. First of all; excuse me if things aren't 100% clear. English isn't my native language, but I figured that this way I'd reach more people. positive: - overall it has a good story, with a surprising turn at the end - the game is easy to understand, and doesn't has buggs or mechanical flaws (didn't encouter one at least) - good soundtracks negative: - it's rather short. I've played about 10 hours of this game and finished it twice already on medium difficulty. Since there are 3 different choices at the end, I'm planning to do a third playthrough to check the last ending. After that, I don't think the game has a lot more to offer (please correct me if I'm wrong). - the way you have to walk around is rather annoying. You have to give directions every 5 seconds. I'd like to have a more dynamic way of walking, if you k
This should be a DLC for Legends of Eisenwald but for some bizzare reason is a standalone game. And is priced as a standalone game. You can actually find similar scenarios in the workshop for Legends of Eisenwald, for free. Actually you get 2/3 of the game as you cannot play the ranged character. Quests are a straight line. Your choices do not matter and have no impact on the game. No side quests either. The game itself is very short with little reason for replayability. If you are a big fan of LoE then you may give it a try, but otherwise can't recommend this game.
TLDR - Good game for those who like to read, misses some of the strong sides of Legends of Eisenwald. The new expansion to Legends of Eisenwald is not something I was expecting. I was rather happy with Road to Iron Forest and Blood of November. I both like story aspect of LoE and combat aspect. For story, I played the main campaign several times and it was amazing. Before Blood of November came out, I spent a lot of time with Cursed Castle scenario - that small sandbox somehow grabbed me for very long time. So, both Cursed Castle and Blood of November fulfilled my need in sandbox combat experience and I was hoping that this game would offer me more of it. But Bastard is a different kind of game. I am not sure yet whether or not I like it as much as other DLCs/expansions yet I am certain it can be described as Battle Novel :) Good story with battles. Legends of Eisenwald made me thi
This game has very litle of Legends of Eisenwald. Actually it has very little of the game. It's more like a short story about human society and its cruel laws. As a literature story - it's quite good. I'm certain author of the script is familiar with brothers Strugatski. Bastard could be a good educational instrument for school teachers who wants to show their students the difference between the right and the wrong. Because this product is a story, I gave it a positive appraisal. But this is not a game. So if you buy it and play it - do not expect good gameplay. Expect good story with some hard desicions you have to make.
The world is sterile and cold. To little that happens on a small map. The difficulty level is ridiculus. I found my self in the second part outnumbered 3 to 1 at every encounter. And no gold. And my troops were inferior in quality to the enemy. I was not able to engange with the game because i was so insanly outgunned at every turn. The first part was more as it should have been.
Standalone DLC for Legends of Eisenwald. If You liked that game get this one, just more of the same with a new mini campaign and some new mechanics. Around 10h long for one playthrough, 3 but in reality 2 different endings that heavily depends on you actions thru the game. Worth the price, steal when discounted. Also all the crashes and bugs are fixed so most of negative reviews are invalid now.
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