It has all the trimmings of an ARPG but less clutter. Nothing about the game blew me away, but everything was pleasantly accessible and enjoyable enough to sink hours into it at a time. The movement is fluid, the weapons and abilities are punchy and enjoyable, and while I didn't pay too much attention to the story of Victor Vran, I always enjoyed the little exchanges between Vran/Cockle and the sly, insidious voice that seems to have taken residence inside his head. I really appreciate that from a game in a genre that tends to drown you in endless build customisation options and enhancements. Everything is pared back there's not much of a learning curve involved no matter where you are, what you're doing, and what weapon you're wielding at the time. I stuck with Victor Vran the longest, because it seems to understand my need to be able to jump right back in after several days away. It's a slow defeat, starting with a day or two away from the game, and ending with the realisation that I'm not comfortable diving back into wherever I was when I last quit, and I have little desire to start a new run. I like the idea of them, and I almost always enjoy the first few hours of each game I come across, but I never stick with them. Though, admittedly it is a large part of the recommendation. I promise, the fact that Doug Cockle (voice of Geralt of Rivia) voices the eponymous Victor Vran is not the only reason I am recommending this game to you. Video gamesEdit 2015 Victor Vran, Victor Vran 2015 Blues and Bullets, Eliot Ness / Stranger 2015 The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Hearts of Stone, Geralt of.
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Be sure to look out for our review of the PS4 Overkill Edition next week.
With the release of the Motrhead: Through the Ages DLC and Victor Vran: Overkill Edition here is some good news for fans. They may also know him from The Witcher as Geralt. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. For fans of Victor Vran, they’ll know the gravelly voice of the main character. Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives.
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