Shadowrun Hong Kong Character Portraits



This... is a f*cking NOVEL.
And a great one at that.
I must admit, it took me a while until I warmed up to the game. After work, the last thing I want to do is read 50 pages of text.
At first, I thought Hong Kong couldn't even hold a candle to Dragonfall. The beginning was very slow, characters seemed uninteresting, music didn't catch my ear. But - they were just getting started...
I can say now, after finally finishing this Hemingway of a game, I have rarely played anything where I'd become so invested in the characters and their stories. Amazingly written and deep, philosophical even. Post-run debates with Racter and Gaichu were my favourite and quite thought-provoking. Gobbet is really funny. Duncan is an as*hole.
I do think Dragonfall had a better atmosphere - in large part probably due to its soundtrack. However, the two games are quite hard to compare. In case I didn't make my point clear yet, Hong Kong is very text-heavy, almost like a text-based game. You spend more time reading (and, unless you're an English major, looking up words in a vocabulary) than shooting. The atmosphere is quite mystical and oppressive. On the other hand, Dragonfall had masterful writing delivered in much shorter pieces, and very strong characters with not such a depth to them. It felt much closer to a cyberpunk XCOM. And somehow, all of this kinda makes sense, given the setting of both games. You'll be able to talk your way through much of corporate-run Hong Kong - as opposed to the anarchic 'Wild West' society of Dragonfall's Flux State Berlin, where it's not a bad idea to shoot before you think.
If you thought this review was too verbose, do not buy this game. Otherwise you might just enjoy it - I recommend you put all your points in Charisma and enjoy sweet-talking your way out of impossible situations. That way, you can get more of the amazing writing and less of the somewhat frustrating combat.

Shadowrun Hong Kong Character Portraits

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Shadowrun Hong Kong Character Portraits Pictures

Shadowrun Hong Kong Character Portraits

Shadowrun Hong Kong Spells

However, more often than not you will have to hack 'Blocker IC' that guard the paydata, which in Shadowrun: Hong Kong means a new mini-game. BLOCKER IC: The hacking mini-game is done when you hack a Blocker IC and is very similar to 'Simon', the classic children's game of memorization.