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Hard to call it gripping when I'm trying to find out how to do X in the interface. I suppose like emacs it comes with time. I admit on the few times I played i
by zasdffaa 4y ago
Hard to call it gripping when I'm trying to find out how to do X in the interface. I suppose like emacs it comes with time.
I admit on the few times I played it and managed not to get frustrated I do start to perceive it at least partly in 3 dimensions with immersion, like an interactive cinema in my head, bit like when I played AD&D as a kid (which I admit I miss).
- kadoban 4y agoThat is the big downside, it takes a while to get invested in it, especially these days when there's a thousand other things optimized to pull your attention. Once you get into them though, they're some of my favorite games. NetHack might be the most absorbing game I've ever played, and there's a few others with that art style that came close.