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Spiderweb Software / Apr 1, 2005 / Strategy, RPG, Indie
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Geneforge 3 is an Indie fantasy role-playing adventure, the third chapter of the Geneforge Saga. In this fantasy adventure, you can explore strange, hostile lands, choose which side you will fight for, and, as always, make your own horde of completely obedient mutant monsters. Geneforge 3 has a huge and open storyline.
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86% positive, 50 reviews
Many fans of the series deride this as the worst of the "Geneforge" games, but personally I think "Geneforge 3" is when the series gets interesting. Yes there are only two factions this time around compared to the previous game's four and it's structured in a much more linear fashion, but what the game loses in freedom it gains in complexity of plot and ethical dilemmas. With only two major factions to choose from,...
40 found this helpful, 2012-06-02
I am enjoying the third installment of the Geneforge saga. However, I am tiring of the "same song, different tune" story that is going on. Generforge 1: You are trapped on an island in bum-hick nowhere with intruders. You have to either join the factions or fend them off. Pick sides, escape, and "win" the game. Geneforge 2: You are inspecting this bum-hick nowhere shapper area and quickly discover things are not...
24 found this helpful, 2014-04-23
The Geneforge Saga is a series of Science Fantasy, turn-based(combat), indie Role Playing Games. One central motif, and the one that is the heart of the series, that this game revolve around are quasi artificial intelligence and full-blown A.I., both biologically grounded--brought into existence through magic--and what role, plus how they should be handled and implemented in a fantasy medievalesque, with some...
15 found this helpful, 2017-01-03
Geneforge 3 is more of the same in the Geneforge Series with minor differences that are both good and bad. The story follows their same premise of a Shaper in-training starting out in some small remote area, learning for the first time of rebels and geneforges and fighting their way through a long series of locations and picking a side. In this particular installment one of the bad things is that you are more...
9 found this helpful, 2022-07-02
Where to begin.. There's never a dull moment playing Geneforge. The writing is very detailed and fulfilling, there's always mystery and a perfect amount of dangers lurking around the corner, and you can always choose how to approach the problems. The last of the five isles get's noticeably more difficult than the other 4, but I was still able to save the day. The ending in itself is very rewarding as well, since it...
4 found this helpful, 2018-05-25
I love this game. While the graphics are not quite what most people enjoy these days, the storyline is amazing. The replayability of this game is unparallelled because you can do ANYTHING you want to do. There are repercussions for doing stupid things like killing a main character, but the game will let you do it if you're strong enough. As long as you're strong enough and spend your skill points wisely, you can go...
8 found this helpful, 2014-10-30
This is probably the least popular Spiderweb game that exists, after Avadon, a reputation that seems very strange and ill-deserved to me. But poll after poll, this game consistently rates as not only the worst of the Geneforges, but also one of the worst of all SW games. So, here is a block of text about why that seems very silly to me. Geneforge 3 takes place a few years after the sequel where again, one of the...
7 found this helpful, 2018-01-14
oGeneforge 3, and the entire Geneforge series, is one of the best RPG every made. Geneforge 3 gives the PC an element of choice between two factions that both have their own unique and obvious flaws (a rationale not shared among most mainstream rpgs), which is coupled with a fantastic story line. Among the entire series, this one is probably the weakest. One of its biggest flaws is that it doesn't have as much...
4 found this helpful, 2021-01-16
Before playing G3 I heard it being criticized a lot. Now I will answer this criticism. Yes, we once again start as a Shaper in training. Yes, once again, a new Geneforge is under construction and there's a rebellion. Drakons survived the ending of G2 and now wage war on the mainland with help from free serviles and traitorous Shapers. But, the game takes place on remote Ashen Isles. We travel from one to another,...
3 found this helpful, 2020-10-13
I played this game years and years ago and fell in love with the immense depth of story and features it has. All this time later it's just as strong as it ever was. Of the five entries of the series, three of which I've played nearly to the end (I've never quite figured out how to totally beat any of them - these games are wicked challenging!), I think this one best represents the design strengths of the...
1 found this helpful, 2022-09-13