GameInformer

Sorry everyone, I've been gone for a while now but I'm back and here to stay. I've been incredibly busy with school and other less scholarly things, like looking to buy  a new laptop, which has kept me busy for a while. Well, since I'm back, I'm going to celebrate by reviewing my newest games: Borderlands!!! Okay, if you don't like fetch quests and "Kill this many guys" quests, stop reading now. Seriously. It's not worth your time. I love the game personally, but I can deal with that kind of thing. If you can take these type of things, this game is incredible. I adore this game personally for it's clever writing, it's fun and gory graphics, and it's interesting mechanics of RPG and shooter. That is actually another sticking point about the game, however, because there isn't much RPG in it. You shoot things until you level up, you get more health and can assign a point to a skill, and that's it. I suppose the questing is more on the RPG side, but the gameplay is strait shooter.

Hey I just wanted to give my impressions... on the impressions of other people on Divinity II. This game looks to play a lot like Fable except for one small detail: you can turn into a dragon. Yes you heard me right. A large freaking dragon at that. The game also has an interesting take on the choices of the Fable series. Instead of two choices, one good and one evil, you can make lots of choices, from good to evil to worse. Taje this example: A woman is married, buy she loves another man. Do with this what you will. One thing you can do is read the husbands mind, which reveals to you the location of a note. The note tells you about the husband murdering his wife's first love. You can them black mail him, collect the money, and kill him and everyone else involved. Or, you could start off by killing him and the wife will run away to the man she loves. Interestingconcept if you ask me. Anyways, that's all I have for now.