Devil Spire Falls

I was able to uppercut a Wolf 50 feet into the air, superjump up too it, uppercut it again even further into the air, double jump to stay in the air, and then do a downward slam to rocket it into the ground with the force of a Tomahawk missile. 10/10 gaming experience, the game has so much charm and thought and love put into it. You cannot go wrong with it. And for only 15$ too. Absurd value. Buy it.

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♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game really is something, imagine Daggerfall with an actual functioning open world in true sandbox style and deep crafting systems. I'd say even the spellcrafting in this game puts Morrowind to shame. The freedom this game gives you is immense. I can play as an actual wild goblin in an uncivilized way. This may be the single best high fantasy life sim out there.

Amazing game and its still in early access, cant wait to see it how fat itll go!

Very hard to get the game but the potentials are there.

I really enjoyed a chaotic run with the goblin as my first class. It was easy to snowball into a powerful build quickly, and it was incredibly fun despite not running into the 'underworld' figures that it mentioned in the goblin's description. I don't know how to raze a village yet, but I'll experiment and figure it out eventually 'if' it is possible like it mentions when it does the tutorial for settlements. Another issue with goblins that'd be a small fix, is that when they fast travel they get stopped by monsters despite them being neutral to them 'EVERYWHERE' else. I don't mind running a slime's fade, but it stopping me so often when its not even an Abomination gets mad annoying fast. Just have 'humans' be what stops me instead as a goblin/creature. Other than that, again, running into things you can actually interact with as a goblin is difficult. I'm unsure if I needed another type of helmet, but equipping a mask and covering my body head/toe DID NOT 'hide my nature' like the mask description claimed. Again it can be the type of helmet too, but I'm unsure of what helmet doesnt have my ears poke out. Maybe I'm taking it too literal? The REAL gripe: Playing as a human character, I ran into the same issues other negative reviews had in the 'delivery' quests. I was given a letter to give to someone, who I didn't question at the time was located within a dungeon because I thought maybe it was an adventurer or a thief within one. Nope. It was a demon. I double-triple-quadruple checked that this was indeed the person I was supposed to bring it to and it was. Attempting to do what the dev mentioned in another post and k.o the demon to put it into his inventory was 'lack luster' as the only method I know of early on to k.o is punching someone's lights out. I used a mace to knock him down low, and for 5 minutes I was punching this guy just for him to get lucky in casting spells and launch a shotgun burst of fireballs that killed me *instantly*. On paper, I was okay with trying to simply deliver the letter to a demon. It was funny. In practice, holy heck dude, that was straight up annoying. Just make it so I can report back to the sender that its a monster if you aren't going to exclude monsters from the delivery lineup? These are beginning-of-the-game quests. I had a blast at the start being a violent creature more than a human, but it falls apart once I start actually doing quests or attempting to do things outside of gobbo activities, and its lonely as heck being an overpowered booger that can't even enslave the people who surrender to her or talk to monsters. I absolutely LOVE the amount of equipment, rings, effects that they let you use. I'll put more time in and see where I'm going wrong, but for now I would recommend letting the dev season this or trying the demo to see for yourself.

If King's Field and Daggerfall had a baby with some Morrowind sound effects sprinkled in.

Znalazłem duży płód uderzył mnie umarłem 10/10