#Tyranny video game movie

I can't shake the feeling that the developers had different idea for the whole concept of the game during the development of it as first Act works as a prologue, that is very detailed, that shows you just one small area of the game, the second Act forces you to go from one area to the other, not even tries to tell a detailed story of any of the areas, where in third and last Act there are no side quests, no lore dialogues, but just final boss fights (if you can call them that way), making the final Act look like some action game with really poor plot. The 4 paths that player can choose to follow are also good, but it's sad that they don't really affect the final act which always is the same.

I like how the game shows big game of politics, diplomacy and law enforcement instead of a typical for RPGs adventure type character. From the first moments in the game, characters speak using in-world proverbs and refer to the events that the player may not be aware of, if so, the only thing you need to do is to hover over the sentence and the game gives you a brief description of what it is about and to what it is a reference. The 'hyperlinks' are another great thing added into the game. The choices aren't exactly game-changers but it's an easy way of introducing player to the game world and showing his role in it. It's something that should have been implemented many years ago, in times of Baldur's Gates and first Fallouts. The addition of the Conquest at the beginning of the game is by far the best new thing in the concept of retro RPGs.

#Tyranny video game movie

I like how the game plot is concentrated, it almost feel rushed, like for example movie adaptations of books, but the difference being that this 'adaptation' is actually 40 hours long (my play time). It's not 'evil' like in cartoons or something, it's evil with shades of grey, moral problems etc. I love how the game very seriously shows what could happen if some evil Overlord would take over a continent. The engine is the same as in Pillars of Eternity. I love how the game very seriously shows what could Great RPG.