A Violent Revelry

This game is really cool. It is an open world RPG where you struggle to get to the top. You find items to gain favor with the gods, steal armor and weapons, raid libraries to find spell recipes and do alchemy. Early on it is important to skip fights that are too hard and not make everybody your enemy. Combat is really fun and well thought out. The very best part of this game though may be its potential. With such a good foundation the game is well on its way to being superb. My experience just starting the game though was miserable, I had no idea how to level up. At the time of writing this there are no different builds or playstyles in the game, your character just levels up every skill evenly. In the end your character is a master of every skill, which is a bit boring. There is also no meaningful choice to be had and no reason to replay the game because you've already mastered everything. I think this issue will be resolved in time though.

对手柄的适配还行，但是能不能好好做一下游戏界面菜单啊，交互逻辑一坨屎，希望在下个版本能得到改善

el tutorial es una re cagada. el gameplay esta bien y no entiendo que mierda hay que hacer o donde ir. Pero esta bien

Yeah.

Massively frustrating at first, but supremely satisfying if you persist. After bouncing several times it didn't click for me until about 20 hours in. The tutorial is sparse, hardly anything is explicit in game, and you'll die repeatedly due to completely unavoidable ignorance. Combat is slow and clunky to begin with, but once you start building your stats (press C and click the level up symbol at the top, then E on the position of the stat) it becomes increasingly elegant. Best of all, since there is hardly any material online about the game AI cannot help you. Yep, you're actually on your own! Because of this, it somehow captures that golden pre-internet sense of discovery, before games had wikis and their secrets became checklists to tick off. It's not finished, and possibly abandoned, but there's more content and mechanics hidden away here than most 'finished' games leave EA with.

Game is still rough around the edges as of this review, but the frame work for one of the best action roguelikes you've ever played has definitely been set in place.