Rock, Paper, Shotgun posted their final review for Risen 3: Titan Lords after writing 10 daily diaries from playing the game. Here is a short quote from the final one.
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Risen 3: Titan Lords - Review @ RPS
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This "caveman writing" is a trademark of the Gothic & Risen games here in Germany. Maybe it works better in the original language. The dialog is so over the top of anything serious that everyone should easily recognize that...
I would hasten to make a clear distinction between the writing styles present in Gothic and Risen. At least for me, Risen contains a much more minimalistic and slightly more subuded approach to dialogue whilst the sequel was overtly more bawdy and much more expletive laden than its predecessors.
Gothic on the other hand has the irrepressibly dry wit of the Nameless Hero. it's certainly not by any means what I'd term as "caveman writing".
Whilst I think both series have that Piranaha Bytes staple of eschewing a more stilted or "purple prose" oriented verbosity, I think the differences in english and style are still reasonably clear.
Gothic on the other hand has the irrepressibly dry wit of the Nameless Hero. it's certainly not by any means what I'd term as "caveman writing".
Whilst I think both series have that Piranaha Bytes staple of eschewing a more stilted or "purple prose" oriented verbosity, I think the differences in english and style are still reasonably clear.
