Broken Roads Review - A Philosophy driven cRPG that's both Fascinating and Frustrating

Broken Roads, more so than many other games I've reviewed, made me upset. Not upset because it's bad, mind you, but rather because it managed to get me completely hooked on its world and premise, only to then pull the rug right from under me just as things got interesting. There is a core of an amazing game here, but whether due to a lack of resources or time, that idea just wasn't carried through all the way to the end. As such, despite having a blast with it I just can't help the feeling that Broken Roads is actually the first half of a much grander storyline that simply doesn't exist.

If you're curious what exactly makes me say that, as well as how Broken Roads managed to get me so invested in it, allow me to share with you my thoughts after spending the past few weeks desperately scrounging for scrap in a post-apocalyptic Australia that, for once, isn't just ripping off Mad Max!

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00:00 - Intro
01:02 - The premise
01:56 - Your moral compass
03:28 - Writing and immersion
07:58 - Where it starts to fall apart
12:05 - Combat woes
14:39 - Technical stuff
15:57 - Closing thoughts

The outro music is by Steven O'Brien:   / stevenobrien  

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