partially good gothic flair

at least in the northern regions, adjusts the popular gothic feeling, even though some are visually enemy types become quite colorful.
tropical islands, however, are unfortunately in some cases the same as in the predecessor risen. 2
unpackbar be open in primary colors, comes in the southern playing areas rather lego-feeling and great concern on prior retinal detachment.
from the pirate setting including patty should have been separate for good.
a great pity! say, the first part of Risen is the gothic series still closest of the atmo.
the followers were always "more colorful".

Story was the developer Piranha Bytes has never been a great strength, but who cares, because at OpenWorld the fun of exploring and the many quests in the foreground.
the characters and dialogues but could be more original.
larger forest areas have also been missing me and the controller I found at first offense.
Bottom line, it makes for a burn in period then but neat fun in this game world on the way to be.

technical porting to the x-box I evaluate with sufficient.
But there is no reason to whine.
graphic comparisons with Witcher 2 or Fable are anyway sinnfrei since the last-mentioned video games have graphics cards friendly because unfree and hosed level maps. these titles have with OpenWorld but nothing to do!
Skyrim would be a comparable OpenWorld title (the grueling loading times in homes and cities in Skyrim outside times left out) and an excellent walking simulator that will cover more than graphical Risen. 3
However skyrim suffers just like the predecessor Oblivion on a boring world design.
because the most beautiful graphics will not help.
nene, the game worlds of Piranha Bytes were there for me to explore always motivating.

in the scarce selection of OpenWorld item (Tip: Deadly Premonition) on consoles, I can untermStrich anyway express only a recommendation.
But watch out, there will not be playing fun at first click. the (again failed ;-) entry is a motivation hurdle.