
Action-oriented combat with a deep and involving tale of betrayal, torture, madness, and infernal damnation. If a gritty old-school open-ended isometric RPG is what you looking for, look no further. Inquisitor will provide you with hours of gameplay and a dark, involving story.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 1 → 0.14/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 51/day in the week to Jul 16 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
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I rather just play Balders Gate 3 if I'm being honest. Just too old and rough for my liking.
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honestly people who complain in their reviews probably are just skill issues. the game is not bad and you learn what skills to use and how to open trapped doors/items etc if you trial and error a little. Stop whining, its really worth a playthrough!
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Languages: English, Czech, Spanish - Spain, French, Italian
Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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After about an hour of talking and taking all quests the game pops off. Deep Character Progression items looking good allready at the start. UI / QOL could be better but the game is very old. If you like Divine Divinity , Diablo 1 and games like that this is a 1$ steal on steamkeys
Я искренне надеюсь, что когда-нибудь выйдет ещё одна игра, столь глубоко погружающая в аспекты работы инквизиции. 10/10 за отлично прописанный мир, 8/10 за музыку, 3/10 за дебафф замедления, потому что мне не удалось выяснить, как его снимать. Аминь
Tengo sentimientos encontrados con este juego. [b]Inquisitor[/b] es un RPG de acción que tiene un argumento destacable, pero una jugabilidad desastrosa. En él somos un inquisidor que debe investigar la muerte de un comerciante. Esta simple premisa se ramifica y al final nada parece lo que es. La escritura es preciosa y si no te gusta leer, es probable que no sea un juego para vos. Tiene una absurda cantidad de texto, que a diferencia de la opinión de otros, está completamente justificada. El verdadero problema de [b]Inquisitor[/b] es la jugabilidad completamente desbalanceada y un diseño que no piensa en el tiempo del jugador. Pelear cuerpo a cuerpo es completamente inutil. El inventario se llena rápidamente con objetos de misión que vamos a llevar prácticamente todo el juego. Los debuff enemigos, como por ejemplo el envenenamiento, pueden durar literalmente 4 minutos, haciéndote daño por cada segundo. Las dungeon son enormes y te obligan constantemente a ir de una punta a la otra y a veces, encontrar interruptores ocultos para avanzar. Luego está el sin sentido que algunos enemigos del Acto I son más fuertes que los enemigos del Acto III. El inventario no se ordena solo y estás obligado a estar ordenando para que entren más objetos. No existe un “conjuro de teletransporte” por lo que luego de recorrer una dungeon de 5 pisos, tenes que subir cada piso para volver a la ciudad sumando horas vacías de juego. Y puedo seguir… No obstante [b]Inquisitor[/b] tiene un buen argumento que en lo personal me llevó a jugarlo completamente pese a sus defectos. Tiene buen número de misiones secundarias y todas están bien escritas. Visualmente es increíble y está cargado de detalles. Su nivel sonoro es muy bueno y genera una buena inmersión en cada escenario. Dicho todo esto, ¿es recomendable jugar a [b]Inquisitor[/b]? Si te gustan las historias oscuras y la lectura, te diría que sí, pero con algunas consideraciones: jugar en la dificultad más baja y tener siempre una lista de cheats a manos para cuando la cosa se pone complicada. Ante casos de bugs, el foro tiene a uno de los desarrolladores que participa activamente para brindarte soluciones y eso es algo que no se ve muy a menudo. Ahora si preferís un juego dinámico la verdad es que deberías buscar en otro lado. No es un clon de Diablo ni mucho menos. Tiene una duración aproximada de 60 horas (y puede que más si te ponés con todas las side-quest). Se consigue a buen precio y no tiene logros ni cromos.
A very throwback game to the times of top down RPGs in the truest of sense because it lacks all modern innovation in terms of mechanics.
(minor spoiler) First, I thought the game was pretty good: a solid RPG, original story, amount of dialogs that could rival planescape torment. It's a long game: eventually completely repetitive dungeon crawling bored me, but I still wanted to finish the game. Then, when I thought I was close, I hit a wall. A script bug that broke the game in act3. I talked to people and received quests in the "wrong" order, and now the guy named Commendoni would not give me a certain permission. Steam forum has this issue with no solution. In general, this game has very few walkthroughs or forums. Anything goes wrong, and you are on your own. I am definitely NOT replaying the whole act3 because of this issue. Deleting the game forever.
Hi, Great game from the past with plenty of options for customization, which I liked a lot. You have access to most of the stuff at the get go huge plus in games, freedom exploring is always good. it is definitely one of those old games that is just great, I enjoyed my time with it, even if it had to fell short. Why I quit? Well there is a stamina system which drains super quick, than you atack slower you walk slower the regenaration is non existing. The chance to hit system that I always hate in games. Somehow it seems like my archer charachter can only hit 4 out of 10 shots and when they hit the damage seems to be weak. even tho I sacrifices any defencive skills in which i spend all my points on buffing my only weapon and skills. Spells are ok but I do not found most of tham that usefull. it might be that Im missing something which can be the case because there was so much text I pretty much skipped most of the reading.
The first hour of the game is killing bats. That's it. Just killing bats. While your weapon breaks and combat is nothing more than "click and watch". you can't even tell whose doing damge as the numbers are both the same color and the camera angel is often wrong to see who's attacking. Once you make it to the first town there's plenty of dialogue and quests. In fact the game auto saves after every dialogue. There's an encounter with an assassian which you win by walking away and letting the guard engage in combat (which takes about 5 minutes for the guard to finish him off) I really like the world and setting but I just can't deal with the frustration of playing to see the story play out.
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