
Retro turn-based 2D pixelart RPG. Exploration, character choices, riddles and challenges. 80+ hours of gameplay.
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One of the more replayable games I've ever played. The creator of this game is also, by far, the most engaged with his community.
very good game
Etant un fan d'Ultima de la première heure (Ultima I à V dans les années 1980), je me suis jeté sur ce jeu Malheureusement, j'en ai vite fait le tour, comparé aux années que j'ai passées sur Ultima IV et V, je ne peux pas lui mettre une note positive
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If you are in the mood for something like the old Might and Magic games, give this one a go! I just got off the 'starter island' as some refer to it online but that had some challenges that will make you think quite a bit on how to approach building your party and how to tackle encounters. I will seriously reconsider starting another game at some point to try a crazy party but you will definitely get your 'money's worth' on a single playthrough.
Score: 2/5 A big old nothing burger inspired by old-school DnD and maybe Dungeon Crawl Classics. I full party wiped on the second group of enemies I faced. I don't think I enjoyed a single minute of the game. Art style is okay. Audio/SFX/Music is below average. Writing is average, with some cheesy tropes. Large number of characters, almost all are super shallow. World revolves around player. Going with a old-school DnD style with the randomized stats, but then making possible perks randomized too, and with infinite rerolling. I strongly prefer point-buy. Not enough information to make good decisions. Menu navigation is slow and clunky. Combat is boring and difficult. World is pretty big but mostly empty, with few PoI's and clunky navigation, especially diagonal movement.
I've started and quit this game a few times. Finally, today I figured I would give it another go. Went a bit further than the last time to find out that the tedium is overwhelming. Also, the UI is ugggggggly. Oh, and what finally did it for me? The fact that you can't escape and reload a save until your whole party is dead... Yeah, no. I mean really though, I have tried these types of games to get some nostalgia from them. However, just try and play and old school game you used to love... Oh, yeah, that's right, we are in 2025. If people were honest, all of those games suck now. Are you going to sit and play "Adventure" for Atari 2600 for hours on end? Noooooope. So, why bother with these? Adventure was my first fav "RPG" game. Do you want auto electric windows in your car or a crank? You going to use a hand fan or an AC unit in your house? At the end of the day, I can still get into some older games and retro games like Legend of Grimrock are still GTG, but I think the problem with this game is that for what used to be nostalgically easy and straightforward a game used to be with simple UI, this game crams a bunch of complexity into. It's annoying. I am going to boot up Fallout 2 and see if I can stomach it 30 years after I last played it...
This game reminds me of growing up in the 80s. An awesome RPG game where you can customize your party and characters. The story is entertaining and there is no lack of content. Some of the dungeons that you explore may seem overwhelming, but I love the effort put into each area. For the price, you can't go wrong with this game. And don't worry if you don't know Marky Mark.
It's great. Like Ultima, but makes more sense.
Very odd little RPG, but pretty fun and fills a niche. Has lots of walking around and trash mob fights, but has an autocombat and runs in low windowed resolutions so even single monitor gamers can play this whilst doing other things. Good variety of classes and available playstyles, semi-randomised loot is interesting and the game respects your player agency by putting things of very varying challenge levels all over the place. Ultimately it's not a game I think I'd stick to and finish, but I had a good time going through act 1 especially with how cheap the game is.
Enjoying this game very much. It has just the right amount of challenge where you have to redo things several times because there are tricks and patterns to figure out. Not everything is obvious, but that is very good. It has the classic feel of old 80s games. The graphics are very retro and very entertaining.
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