Very Beyond Good & Evilish

[langiam]

And that is a GOOD THING. It has been a minute since someone stuck the landing on a BG&E style game. If you enjoyed that game, give it a go.

[Noxbi 🌈]

Only similar thing is taking pictures or creatures.

[Elrewynn]

I love BG&E too but that ain't it my guy... BG&E almost traumatised me as a kid. This game in the other hand could very well be played by kids... Imagine if some kid went and got traumatised too?! Don't spread misinformation please. As Noxbi said, the only similar feature is photographing creatures, there are many other games doing that while still being kid-friendly. Try Pupperazzi or Toem instead

[Lexi]

Originally posted by Noxbi 🌈:

Only similar thing is taking pictures or creatures.

Only similar thing is taking pictures of creatures, and that both games are third person adventure games, and both games have a female protag and both games said protag are staff users and both games are about environmentalism.

But yeah aside from all many, many things the games NOTHING like it.

[Noxbi 🌈]

Originally posted by Lexi:

Originally posted by Noxbi 🌈:

Only similar thing is taking pictures or creatures.

Only similar thing is taking pictures of creatures, and that both games are third person adventure games, and both games have a female protag and both games said protag are staff users and both games are about environmentalism.

But yeah aside from all many, many things the games NOTHING like it.

Of course it's nothing like it.
Third person in CoA feels very simplistic, awkward and cluncky even, while BGE has phenomental controls and feeling of the character
If you consider a gender of the main character to be a significant point of comparison them wow, I'm speechless. Just wow.
Staff in CoA is a tool that fires some magic beams, it's never used in an actual hand to hand combat. Jade's staff in BGE is an actual weapon that she uses during actual combat.
Environmentalism in CoA is the main theme of its story, while in BGE it's just a side quest mentioned only once. BGE focuses on people's life under the influence of war propaganda, fighting the corrupted system and the importance of truth and resistance against the dictotorship.