Games like The Sims can do this with a good deal of success, showcasing personality and attention to detail. The character models are rough have stiff ‘mime’ animations to represent their different activities. For example, this is at best an average looking game, and yet its performance can be poor at times with stuttering and crippled frame rates.Īs I said, this game is not the most visually impressive game, either in quality or stability. This game just shows signs of poor optimization at every corner. Would a faster computer make a difference? I don’t think so. It took me over a minute of staring at a static progress bar at about 90% completion just to get to the main menu, and another minute or so waiting to get into the game – all this on a PC with a 2.5 GHz dual-core processer and 4 GB DDR2 RAM. The first thing that comes to mind is the absurd loading time. That comes into play here because despite the fact that the game can still be fun, Renaissance may be worse off, technically, then The Guild 2. Three years later, I’m not as easily dissuaded from poking at a game’s faults.
The game was fun and unique but had some serious technical issues, such as all human characters turning into cows from the waist down. When I reviewed The Guild 2 back in 2007, I talked about playing it in spite of its myriad flaws.
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