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The Bard's Tale Release For Linux On Steam

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The Bards Tale - You are the Bard, a selfish rogue weary of pointless sub-quests and rat-infested cellars. Through magical song you summon characters to join your quest for coin and cleavage!

Features
50 enemy types (not counting bosses!)
A vast world to explore with towns, wild forests, rivers, castles, towers, secret dungeons, snowy mountains, caverns, haunted tombs and more
A full cast of bizarre NPC’s
Over a dozen special boss enemies to defeat
16 magical characters to discover and then summon at will to aid you
Over 150 unique items of weaponry, armor, instruments, tokens, artifacts and loot!
More Song & Dance numbers than any other game, including a zombie dance-off!
Over 14 hours of outstanding voice-acting from top Hollywood talent, including Cary Elwes (The Princess Bride) as the Bard, and the inimitable Tony Jay as the Narrator
Classics Games—includes original classic games The Bard’s Tale 1, 2 & 3.

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Couldn't find their official trailer so had to use one from Machinima, what's with companies not having trailers for their own games on their accounts?

This comes from inXile Entertainment the team bringing us Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera, so it's really great to see them give us even more support bringing some older titles our way to make our game libraries even bigger.

I recognise the name of this one but I have never played it myself, what are your thoughts on it? Let us know in the comments!

 

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Jonas Oct 16, 2013
I loved the original game series back in the days. They were the reason why crpg:s became my favorite type of games. However, this new game was very...meh! 

The comedy style was somewhat amusing and the focus on bard music was also a nice idea but the gameplay became *VERY* repetetive after an hour or two. An endless parade of hack & slash with very little story and almost no "typical" rpg-mechanics like charater building, random exploration, inventory management etc. etc. 
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