I’d rather end up with no KOTOR remake than one made by Disney. Unless Disney could keep their grubby little lore-revisionist hands out of the pie, that is.
I’ve played through with a switch controller. It’s good, only downside is when you need something specific in your inventory, typing to search isn’t there, which comes in handy when you need to insert specific quest items. But like I said I played it through, very usable.
Wondering the same thing. From the aesthetics I was originally really excited about it, then it came out to tepid reviews and I was busy player other games at the time anyways so I completely forgot about it.
It is a fun mashup of stealth and tactics, but there’s so much to play right now that I’ve only put in a couple hours. This just came out the wrong year.
I played it for a bit. Maybe did 4 or 5 missions. It was good I guess but also weirdly bland? Like it has all this character and style but for whatever reason it just didn’t really hook me.
I think I had some very minor issues with the game rules being sort of inconsistent. Like I’d setup something that should keep me stealth but if be immediately found out. Or something that would show certain people being hit or not hit wouldn’t be accurate. It was disheartening.
All that said, I think others might really like it. I think it’s on gamepass, so try it out if you have time!
Aside from the point that SH:A is just another over-monetized scam, I am quite interested in how much money that first stream garnered them. Because the more I read about it it seems like everyone and their grandmother bought into it to try it out.
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