Well, playing a little more, I see where some of the money/developers went on Anno 1800. There's a lot of story and voice acting, etc. There's none of that in Kingdoms Reborn. And for the story, they've built a little bit of London. Also, the little people here and there are really well done and expertly animated, although I think Kingdoms Reborn does a decent job of that, just not on this level.
The thing is, I'm not sure all this is making the game better. I'm sure it helps a lot of people become immersed, though.
The VA is definitely a little much. I could stand for a lot less VA in many of my games, as I feel like it limits me to only playing them when I can hear and pay attention, which is only late at night when I don't want to pay attention...
If you're looking for something zombie oriented, I love State of Decay 2 to pieces. I've only played 52-hours of it, but it's a game I generally think about a lot and keep installed, going back to here and there. It's a bit of a "theme park sandbox", if that makes sense. Minimal story, mostly just preparing for expeditions to find things to make your community more sustainable.I’ve been looking to get a new game sometime before the end of the year. Something bigger than I usually buy. Combing through my wishlist which is over 800+ games strong, I started to look at Dying Light 2. I’m a huge fan of the first, but I have heard many complaints about the sequel. Seems like a lot of the main issues have since been fixed, current community reviews sits at 79% with over 132,000 reviews. However, I see that the game has a ton of cosmetic DLC, and as far as I can tell there is no bundle of the game yet that includes everything in one package. For most people that probably isn’t an issue, as long as you get the game and the DLC with actual gameplay content, but for me I want everything all together when I finally get to play it. That’s why I waited so long to play Watch Dogs 2, I finally bought the Ultimate Edition on sale a few years after release. This isn’t the case with every game, but especially for games I’ve waited years to play after they’ve launched, I want to have every bit of content possible. I suppose I’ll wait another year or two until they inevitably release an Ultimate Edition for Dying Light 2.
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