Hello gamers, how are you? I hope you're doing well, playing a lot as you should. I'm going through my library and really seeing which games I have installed I'm going to play and complete. I'm sure you've had it happen to you more than once, having games you no longer want to play or that you simply won't complete.
Well, that's exactly what's happening to me with that game. I mean, it's not a bad game by any means, I just don't know. I think the adventure is designed in such a cooperative mode that it can get a bit tedious for a single player. This game isn't the full Tinas game; it's a Borderlands 3 DLC that they later turned into a game, but it's nothing like the story. Of course, it has almost all the same dynamics, but it's focused on this little adventure.
I made a post a few months ago where I commented a bit about the story. The protagonists of Borderlands 3 have parked their ship to play Dungeons and Dragons. So, let's say your character is a role-playing token from said game that develops through the characters. You'll experience the consequences of Dungeon Master's narratives, all expressed in a Borderlands-style fantasy world.
It's not really a bad game, but I think it can get a bit tedious and isolating in places. I haven't uninstalled it yet. Maybe I can give it one last chance, but I don't know. The shooting dynamics are very Borderlands-esque, and there's something I don't understand why they didn't include it in the game if you can do it in Borderlands. That's the DASH, or character sliding when running.
This makes you super useless and is unpleasant in many ways, especially when you're coming from action shooters where you can do it, but not doing it is super limiting. I think that might be my biggest criticism of the game so far. So, gamers, we'll see if I stick with it or uninstall it, but as the title says, there's something I'm not quite convinced about.
nice broo