Gobi's 2nd Blog

I was finished Wasteland 2 when I searched the Playstation store and found out that they had a sequel to Wasteland 3. Excited for it, I brought it without thinking twice.  First thing I had noticed is that the graphic is superb compared to Wasteland 2, which felt like a 2D game. You move on World map and on the combat field in actual 3D space, with a good perception of depth, distance and size of the characters. The characters (both playable and NPCs) are well-designed and in good details. The game effects are well created and showcased smooth and well. So graphically, it is an amazing improvement over Wasteland 2. The plot is simple as well. You are Team November - a group of Arizona Rangers who were sent to Colorado to aid a local Warlord named the Patriarch who is having problem with his kids (I kid you not).  The goal is to capture the three brats (his direct orders is not to harm his kids) and he will award you by sending supplies to Arizona which was suffering due to the...

I had this game for some time (mistaken it for Borderland 2 - a First Person Shooter game if not mistaken). I really do not like to play FPS games so Wasteland 2 was in my PSN Library for about two years (got it for free from PSN). I actually played Shadow Tactics before I play this game (which game similar battle system) but overlooked Wasteland 2 completely until couple of months back when I ran out of games to play (which were not Strategic or Tactic based). So I saw this game lying in my library, decided to google it up on Youtube and boy! Was I surprised to learn it was a Tactic game.I had downloaded it from my library, assuming that it gonna suck but quickly, I was surprised at the way the game was designed. It was not a huge RPG project like what you could expect in most RPG games nowadays but it was a good and simple game, nevertheless.  The year was 2100 (you will get that date when you play Wasteland 3 which I'm currently playing). The plot was straight-forward and simple...