V_K
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Depends on where he lives. Humble doesn't have regional pricing if I'm not mistaken.
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Incline Steve Jackson's Sorcery!, by inkle studios (Steam, iOS, Android)
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no regrets. the devs seems cool and i don't mind a full price support for 3 and 4
played the first and second part. first part is really short, but the second is really, really massive.
fun game so far. so many choices and consequences, fun scenarios, fun spells, alot of secrets and replayability.
fun game so far. so many choices and consequences, fun scenarios, fun spells, alot of secrets and replayability.
maybe No Truce With The Furies can achieve something like that. a more in-depth RPG with more complex system, but C&C and simulation the level of sorcery!
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haven't even finished the second. i am searching for the 2nd spell line
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That's what happens when people choose weird usernames
Whisper
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Just bought the fourth chapter.
Never been so happy to pay for something, they totally deserve these 5 euros (maybe I would payed even 10 euros for a game like this).
Impressions incoming in the next days!
Try it immediately!
And don't be fooled by a first part - maybe - a bit undertone (but only a bit): the following chapters are simply exceptional (of course: imho)
The first chapter is also quite short (not counting replayability, which is pretty good), the second and the third part are muuuch longer.
Any review of 4th game?
well, for once, i am waiting for the next blog post.
they're always so amusing.
they're always so amusing.
finished part 2. didn't find a way to quell vik's rebellion, but saved the city from goblins.
map of part 3 is so fucking massive :0
map of part 3 is so fucking massive :0
da_rays
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Its been a while since my last Sorcery 2 playthrought , but regarding Vik ....
Would love to hear experience or theories from others who ve played the 2nd part concerning Vik. PS: I just readed a bit from the various wiki of Sorcery 2 out there. Holy , Ive missed so much stuff! Im restarting this from chapter 1. Fucking crazy what you can do in this game :D
I think you need to encounter him on the boat once they kidnap you and im guessing that hearing a specific conversation might help also. ( If you sleep outside of the 1st inn you encounter, you might get in a shaddy conversation )
Would love to hear experience or theories from others who ve played the 2nd part concerning Vik. PS: I just readed a bit from the various wiki of Sorcery 2 out there. Holy , Ive missed so much stuff! Im restarting this from chapter 1. Fucking crazy what you can do in this game :D
Sorry men.
Real life didn't let me try the game properly (even if I played it a bit)
You can't interfere with Vik's rebellion, he will always be succesfull. After all, he is much better than the actual government: Kharé needs a proper leader.
Regarding da_rays post, there are multiple ways to encounter him: for example, you can be imprisoned by some men in the carpet shop, in the market. If you want to encounter him, you will always lose half of your money (thanks to Vik's minions). I don't know if in the fourth chapter there are consequences for meeting him in Kharé (definitively there aren't in the third chapter).
The map in chapter 3 is actually even bigger, since... Well, spoilers
Whisper
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Is there time limit on sorcery 3?
Am i gonna be punished by lollygagging around? Because there are so much to explore, and it seems they are warning me to get moving as much as i can
Am i gonna be punished by lollygagging around? Because there are so much to explore, and it seems they are warning me to get moving as much as i can
da_rays
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Check for "sorcery muddymelly" on Google. It's not a proper wiki, but that site has sooo much informations
thats pretty much was i was going to refer you to. Since most Sorcery! wikis are missing information , thats your best bet. Or google a wiki then another then a walkthrought page and so on.
No. The serpents don't go to Mampang, they always stay in the same place, so you can search for them leisurely. As I said, I've still not played the fourth chapter properly, so I don't know if there are some consequences if you take too much time, but at the end of the third chapter, a message will pop up, saying "Well, even if you killed all the serpents, since you took so much time, probably the Archmage became aware of your presence through other secret messengers". While if you hurry up, the text says that you are still unnoticed.
You are free to kill or not the serpents: if you don't slay them, at the end of the chapter the message will say that they reached Mampang and the Archmage is now waiting for you.
Exhuminator
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I love these games. I've finished Sorcery! 1-3, just bought 4 a few days ago. I enjoyed Sorcery! 1 & 3 more than 2, simply because in 1 & 3 you are exploring wildernesses, which I find more interesting than 2's urban environments. The complexity that Inkle accomplished in Sorcery! 3 was mindblowing (the time travel aspects), I can't even imagine how Inkle is going to wrap things up in 4, given there's so many variants possible for the player by the time they reach that point (assuming carried save). I'm looking forward to finding out! These Sorcery! games are by far the best mobile stuff I've ever played, I can't recommend them enough.
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yeah. the time telescope was brilliant mechanics
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