Draygonn: I played tons of this game with my older brother when we were many years younger. It was just a nice excercise in working together to tackle bigger mobs and such.
You each control your hero, and you play as the normal game was- you could probably get into pvp and such as well but I honestly just had fun playing the tactical end with others.
My kids are 7 and 9 so the mechanics are not too difficult for them to grasp, and it gives us something else to LAN with when we aren't fragging each other in unreal or some such. I try to get my kids to play a lot of the different games I used to play growing up. That way they can appreciate where the gameplay evolved from and enjoy many different stripes of games.
Superb and cool story. Thanks
a lot for sharing!! ;D
My twin kids are still too young, they're almost 3yrs old but RoM will be one of those they'll enjoy, I hope.
Mainly 'cause my overall lan experiences were based on FPS games and I wish these were all different... but heck, RoM with buddy (buddies, even better) must be way more fun than the singplayer campaign.
ps:
this dad tinkered some real cool stuff for his kids, huh? :P
