So, I'm still cool with top-down isometric RPGs with turn-based combat, but the rest of the world pretends that it's outdated for PC games to be made that way. Given the prevalence of games like Farmville or throwback-type games for phones, do you think an expansive isometric RPG akin to Fallout would be commercially successful on either of these platforms?
Is the state of the gaming industry such that games with "teh graficz" are separate from those with an engrossing story and we must turn to these vehicles in order to satisfy our RPG nerdly desires? New Vegas has mediocre graphics for the time of its release and a pretty good, though not awesometacular story. It's the best I've played, recently, though...
Is the state of the gaming industry such that games with "teh graficz" are separate from those with an engrossing story and we must turn to these vehicles in order to satisfy our RPG nerdly desires? New Vegas has mediocre graphics for the time of its release and a pretty good, though not awesometacular story. It's the best I've played, recently, though...