When I first downloaded this game, I was a bit skeptical, as I remember having problems with untold, the first game in the series. It’s been a long time, but from what I can remember, untold was too linear for my taste and also had annoying glitches when it came to saving. Once I started playing this though, I was hooked. First of all, this installment in the series is not linear at all. It’s almost open world, with a map that allows you to freely explore all kinds of different areas.combat is very interesting, with a turn based system mostly focused on gear. It’s really fun to try out different weapon, armor, and shield combinations to test out the different battle strategies. As for story, the world is very intricate and well developed, with so much lore to get lost in. The amazing writing and suspenseful background music really helps me get into the mind of my character, making me feel that I’m actually there. It’s not too overly complicated though, and the quest tab provides summaries of the most important information in case you forget. There’s also full on books in the game which you can read from your inventory screen. They had this in the first game too, but these seem to be even more detailed and realistic. I can tell the developers put a lot of time and effort into this, and I’m especially thankful to them for making it accessible to the blind. It’s quite difficult to find good games to play as a screen reader user, and this one meets all the requirements for being completely accessible. While combat in the first game was a bit difficult, trying to tap the buttons in time using voiceover, this one is turn based, so that stress has entirely gone away. Thanks for adding another amazing RPG to the roster of games blind people like me can play.
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