Are Dragon Age 2 and Fable 2 the Same Game?
Of course not, that would be silly. But they are eerily alike. Don’t believe me?
You start right off the bat with your character. You can be a man or a woman, but no matter what, you are a human with the name of a bird.
Okay, how does this tale begin? Well, to put it simply, no matter what you do, your sibling dies in the prologue.
But that is mere emotional background for this tale. Your true adventure begins when you encounter a mysterious older woman, who is named in myths going back hundreds of years. She tells you what to do, and for good or ill, you must follow her directions.
Despite your losses, you’re never alone, as you have your faithful canine companion to help you!
And off you go, to explore the world and engage in combat with lots and lots of waves of very similar enemies.
That’s just the set up. Both games emphasize choice and you will have a lot of hard ones to make. You won’t be making them alone, however. You will team up with a strong angry redheaded woman, a mage whose escaped from a tower, and a selfish yet skilled and sexy pirate, all who will chime in with their opinions on your every decision.
Years go by between plot critical missions. You grow and the world grows with you and your choices. No matter what you do though, you can’t really avoid becoming famous. Everyone you encounter knows your name, and for good or ill, you are a pillar of the community. This doesn’t mean people won’t still ask you to do fetch quests or simple bounty hunt missions - it simply means you’ll probably still do them despite being rich enough to retire.
Despite all the branching, a few things are still eerily similar. Remember that mission where a necromancer collects various dead body parts and assembles them together in order to create his one true love?
Also, there are stupid hats.
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