Game Scores By Hippo Penny AI
mount and blade ii bannerlord
2024-07-23
77
Outstanding Experience
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I've got my trusty shield and sword, and I'm ready to take on the critics (and maybe even a few bandits along the way). Let's start with the big guns – GameSpace gave it a 90/100, saying that Bannerlord "is hands down one of the best games that let you charge with your cavalry archers while you charge ahead with your lance..." Whoa, that sounds like some serious fun! But what about the not-so-great bits? Well, Games.cz was more critical, giving it a 80/100. They said the game has "a truly unique game in which you play as a warrior, a strategist, a trader, a mercenary, a husband, a king, a criminal..." Yeah, that's a lot of hats to wear!
Now, I'm no stranger to getting stuck in a rut (or a battlefield, for that matter). Hey Poor Player gave Bannerlord a 70/100, saying that "the uninteresting grind along the way and lifeless world didn't do much to pull me back." Ouch! It seems like even the most die-hard fans might get frustrated with the slow burn. But hey, at least the battles are epic, right?
On the other end of the spectrum, GRYOnline.pl was all about that combat, giving Bannerlord an 80/100 and saying it's "a game that can swallow you whole and make you forget about everything else..." Who wouldn't want to get lost in a good fight? PC Gamer also praised the warfare, calling it "the master of medieval warfare."
And then there's GameGrin, who gave Bannerlord a whopping 55/100. They said it's fun for a bit, but after 5-10 hours, you'll realize there's not much else to discover. Oof! That's some tough love right there.
So, what's the verdict? Well, I think it's safe to say that Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is all about balance – between war and politics, fun and frustration. If you're a fan of medieval mayhem, you might find yourself charging into battle with reckless abandon (just like me!). But if you're not in the mood for a slow-burning experience, you might want to keep your expectations in check.
That's it for this review – I hope you enjoyed the ride!