Sworen

I've always wanted to play this. I'm just curious what kind of price they will ask for at this point though.

I'm more interested to hear Valve's estimated worth since they aren't publicly traded, and they don't really talk about how successful Steam is aside from user numbers.

I'm willing to bet a good chunk is customer service that they cut if it's not in game development.

@tendoboy1984 They are associated with the Rift mmo.

I'd expect no less from the company that did Enslaved. Ninja Theory has had some great artists under their helm.

After 2 chapters in so far I haven't seen a scrap of worth out of this game. At best it might be fun in co-op just so you have someone to talk to.

There are so few skills to mess with, and they are usually just augmenting your normal attacks for the most part. There are 2 skills that work for co-op, caddoc's tornado move, and the ability to imbue someone with lightning so their ranged attacks do some extra damage. Any interaction that requires co-op is so basic, it insults you. So far all I've seen are push the wall, and stand on the pressure plate.

I'm not sure why there is a loot system in the game, it's basically choose the weapon speed you like, then upgrade when you see one that does more damage.

Horrible story/characters.

The graphics are maybe early console release looking at best. I'm not picky on graphical looks usually, but it's hard not to notice here.

The mob types might change up how they look, but they all fight the same. You've got your melee, the archers, the magic users, and a smaller charging mob. 4 enemies, and when you enter a new area, they just change how they look.

Griffin's review is surprisingly kind to the game. I'm not sure what he saw in it.

All I saw was disappointment, I felt bad even renting it, I'm thinking about just sending it back early.

Symphony of the Night
for sure.