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Browse with filtersYaklaşık 3 saat süren sevimli bir yönetim oyunu. Sokaktaki dükkanları yönetiyorsunuz ama saç baş yoldurmadan sakince yapıyorsunuz. Satılan ürünleri, tarifleri, dükkan görünümlerini düzenleyebiliyorsunuz. Oynarken her anından keyif aldım keşke daha uzun olsaymış, onun dışında hiçbir şikayetim yok. Bence tekrara düşmeden biraz daha devam edebilecek potansiyele de sahipti.
Müthiş bir başyapıt. Pskopatlığın sınırları zorlanıyor harika bir oyun. Oynayın
Disciples. A turn-based strategy game in which you rule over four kingdoms; - The Empire (Humans) - The Mountain Clans (Dwarves) - The Undead Hordes - The Legions of the Damned (Demons) Disciples centres on the clash between four distinct factions. The game features a main saga that forms the core of the story. However, in addition to this, the other factions also have their own sagas and additional storylines. You begin the game with one of these four factions. You always have a party ready on the map. You can add members to this party or send them into battle to gain experience. The best part about gaining experience is that each party’s hero unlocks different skills. With skills unlocked at specific levels, you can carry a book, a flag or an artefact (which provide specific buffs), or increase the number of warriors in your team and strengthen your hero. Of course, these come at a certain cost. Gold is the main currency used in the game. In addition to this, there are Life, Infernal, Runestone and Death Mana stones. You’ll either capture and control villages to obtain these, or send out your scout to seize them. You can also cast spells on the map using these four mana stones. Whilst buffing yourself, you can summon creatures, nerf your enemies or deal damage. You can also summon a scout to explore buildings whose interiors are hidden. One of the most interesting aspects of the game is attacking the enemy’s castle. Let’s say you’ve maxed out your defence and evasion to 99 per cent. Once you’ve eliminated the final defences in the castle, the game is complete. So you don’t actually have to complete the main quest. However, reaching 99 per cent is difficult. That’s why you die instantly if you’re attacked. Don’t try it :) By the way, the game’s soundtrack is brilliant...
Baldur’s Gate 3 sonrası oynayabilir miyim diye korkmuştum ama bazı konularda daha bile iyi olduğunu söyleyebilirim. Örnek vermek gerekirse; AP sistemi olsun, sınıf çeşitliliği olsun beni daha çok çekti diyebilirim (bunun ana nedeni oyunların sistemsel olarak farklı olması sanırsam) 115 saat aktı gitti gerçekten. Oyunun en beğenmediğim kısmı Act 3’tü maalesef. Act 3, kısa olmasına rağmen oyunun temposunu biraz baltalamış (gerek karmaşık puzzlelar, gerek harita dizaynı ve sıkıcı dövüşlerle). Oyunu objektif eleştirirsek 10 puan veremeyiz fakat o 115 saat inanılmaz hissettirdiği için biraz öznel puanladım, herkese de öneririm
The gameplay may be whatever, but as a love letter all things an older weeb would love its great. Fantastic art and storytelling.
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As a visually impaired gamer, I used to be able to play only one or two games. Now, accessibility mods are coming out one after another, and I can’t keep up. I thought that putting together a list like this would at least help me sort through them.
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