
Imagine a place of wonder, where magick and technology coexist in an uneasy balance, and an adventurer might just as easily wield a flintlock pistol as a flaming sword. Welcome to the land of Arcanum.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 42 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 43 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
This game is so peak I love it
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Te amo, Arcanum
Of course the old school cut scenes show it's age, but this is a game I was never able to forget. 20 years later, at least, and I am a kid in a candy store playing this again. No rules. Destroy the story if you want. Pillage every chest, kill every npc (if you can), a very near dnd game with a very specific tone. A uniquely mature story and cadence for it's time. An important game that somehow slipped through a lot of fingers.
Love Arcanum...wish they would do an update.
Parádní starší RPG, příjemný příběh.
Sorry no! After being constantly fall down after dunno low health stamina with ma guy who destroyed his weapon on top of the wolf I decided to leave it be. The game's got a huge potential but for me it just didn't turn my mind into it. Sorry but can't reccomend this one :/
it's ok
So far, having a blast. Playing in turn based mode and it's a great comfort game with a great setting of magic vs technology with a theme of an industrial revolution. The quests have their charm with multiple choices upon them. The game is very challenging which I like, the start of the game is literally morrowind where you miss your strikes and have to slowly level up to become an ultimate hero/villain. The game is very similar to the og fallouts where you have a world map where you choose a location to travel to and points of interests pop up and have massive zones to explore once you reach them. The quests themselves are fun and wacky similar to the og fallouts as well. You can stop a bank robbery, you can stop a bank robbery and get a combination code to a safe before the bank robbery starts by talking to a guy who knows a guy. You can snitch that guy out to gain positive karma whilst being able to steal from the bank. This is one quest where you have multiple choices depending on what you want to do. Going to the next big town, there are similar routes like this that is tied to your character's strengths and weaknesses. I am currently playing as a mage but I can definitely see myself replaying as a gunslinger. There is an unofficial patch that is needed to play this where there is a guide within the steam community but so far, with this patch, game is running smoothly and hopefully will continue to until I finish the game (unlike fallout 2 -_-).
It is simply a great game.
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