GamesRadar+ - Andrew King - 3.5 / 5 stars And that is really where it starts to fill my flight chaps with excitement juice. As hopefully it's the start of a new series, where we eventually see The Falconeer Black Flag, or whatever Tomas decides to call it. Odd dis-incentivizing design choices seek to undermine what is an otherwise wonderful lore-filled world and some of the most fun and frenetic aerial combat this generation.Īnd while it's easy to recommend you pick up and enjoy The Falconeer, its real magic lies in waiting. The Falconeer lacks an actual Falconeer protagonist to hang its adventure from and ends up impersonal and fragmented. As is, I found The Falconeer to be a compelling but frustrating experience.
You can inject it with mutagens to power it up but you can’t pet it? If I had been given the opportunity to interact with my warbird, customize its gear and coloration, and build a real bond with it, I would have enjoyed this game much more than I did. The single greatest oversight in this game, aside from the controls, is the inability to interact with your bird. Although boredom and monotony are its main threats, the video game of the admirable Tomas Sala manages to put aside its design problems to establish itself as a delivery that offers entertainment, uniqueness and, above all, beauty. The Falconeer is a commendable production that, despite being considerably repetitive, has interesting ideas and an attractive general proposal.
Areajugones - Ronald Goncalves - Spanish - 7.5 / 10
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