The biggest problem I had with that warehouse was that the enemies were spawned by triggers, and as the place was fairly open ended, chances were they would spawn right behind in you, next to the mages, in a place you had just "cleared." Very annoying.
Mount and Blade arrived today, so I'll be checking that out. Meanwhile, I'm waiting for Street Fighter 4 to arrive.
The interesting thing about Mount and Blade is that it's the first RPG I play in years, of which I know so little. My knowledge of the game is that RPG geeks on web forums say it's good,and that there is horseback fighting in it.
Actually, considering its emphasis on 70s and 80s hair metal, I find it kind of strange they're releasing on the 360 and PS3 to the detriment of the PC. I'd imagine that their target audience isn't your averagel console player.
I'd imagine that would be awesome:
"I've been all over Trine these past few days."
or
"Me and my girlfriend have been having a great time with Trine."
or even
"Trine takes co-op to a new level. "
In depth, challenging turned based tactical gameplay, in depth, branching character growth system, choices and consequences which span the entire length of the game, and a plot not completely atrocious. Yeah, bad taste.
"Wow, I can't believe there are people who enjoy this weird stuff."
Also Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis is the defining SRPG.
Let Us Cling Together is better. Besides, not referencing Queen is an automatic fail.