There IS combat in the game but it's handled much like a traditional table top rpg with your character build and choices and then die rolls that determine the success of your choice during the combat. It's not pew pew *bam* twitch style combat like many newer rpgs.
You can still say "pew pew" when it happens, but you have to use your
They're joking.
Sort of off topic but is Sanitarium playable today if I were to go back to it? I loved it in the day but I'm wondering if the controls or something would ruin my memory of it.
There's plenty of games with just dialogue, some even try to include choice & consequence. The innovation here is keeping the RPG part intact with the stats being relevant and you being able to fail without the whole story collapsing.
I will have to go back at some point. Strange that it still stands out as a pretty unique type of adventure game all these years later, and I can't quite put my finger on why.
Same here, it is good to get as much of the game out there as possible, as it is much easier to show than to tell.
Per the devs, you probably don't want to watch the first building either. It has a very ... unique opening, I gather.
Damn, that preview makes it sounds like they nailed...everything. If it maintains the strength of those opening hours, this will be a milestone
That's quite the list. Honestly, I wish more games came with a "if you like this, check out these works" part. I love it when tabletop roleplaying games have a whole page of recommended inspirational works.
