Fatekeeper

ja es ist halt early access und hier wirklich sehr early. gute grafik, spiel ist etwas schwerfällig für meinen geschmack sollte aber jeder selbst ausprobieren, speicherpunkte wurde auch schon mal erwähnt in den rezis. vg

да

This world is beautiful , Feels like ultima underworld in unreal 5 engine

Played for an hour so far Graphics are stunning, fighting/spells feels fluid. Definitley worth the $14 or so

Early Access Review For an Early Access title, I came away genuinely impressed. At the moment there’s around 2–3 hours of content, or even less if you rush through, but what’s there is polished and a lot of fun. The combat feels satisfying, with responsive blocking, dodging, and a rewarding slow-motion effect when you perfectly time a last-second dodge. The telekinesis spell is probably my favourite mechanic. It isn’t just for combat—it lets you interact with the environment in creative ways. You can pull enemies towards you or off ledges, pick up rocks and barrels to throw at them, or even rip out support beams to collapse structures onto groups of enemies. It makes fights feel dynamic instead of just swinging your weapon over and over. The weapon designs are also fantastic. I found an elegant longsword with a glowing icy-blue blade and an axe that lit up every time it struck an enemy. Small details like that make the equipment memorable. Visually, the game looks phenomenal. I realise my experience might not be representative since I’m running a high-end PC (RTX 5080), but in roughly three hours of gameplay I encountered virtually no technical issues. The game froze for about half a second while loading one map, and that was the only hitch. I didn’t notice any bugs during my playthrough. The gameplay reminds me of a mix between Skyrim and a Souls-like game. It has the exploration and freedom of Skyrim combined with more deliberate, timing-focused combat. My only real complaint was ranged enemies. At the moment there doesn’t seem to be a satisfying way to deal with them other than sprinting towards them while trying to dodge arrows and thrown rocks. It would be nice if there were more counterplay. The final boss was the only enemy that gave me much trouble. His massive hammer has long reach, and he lunges forward with many of his attacks, making him difficult to read at first. Once I learned his attack patterns, though, the fight became much more manageable. And finally, the single most important feature in the entire game: you can pet the giant lizard in the starting house. He is, without question, a certified good boy. Instant bonus points. Overall, this is one of the more polished Early Access games I’ve played. The content is currently short, but what is available is enjoyable, well-made, and left me excited to see where the developers take it. If they can maintain this level of quality while expanding the game, I think it has a lot of potential

honestly didnt wanna leave a review with just under 2 hours play time but id have to say this. the game visually stunning, combat simple and easy. from other reviews ive read (mainly negative ones as those are ones i tend to read when looking at new games). those reviews are kinda wild and im surprised that some people expect a full game with no issues when they pay less than £10 for early access. the game is intriguing and can be fun, does it lack stuff yes. but thats because its not a AAA game studio or 100+ man one. i hope with more work to the game id get too see more open world and dungeon like interactions and a varied amount of NPCs that can breath more life to the enviroment. maybe there is this stuff as you delve deeper into the game but so far there hasnt been with where im at. im looking forward to see more to the game and from time to time when i play more id love to see more changes that doesnt take away from the core of the game. (this game does make me wanna play more) if i rated it out of 5 it woul be 3.9 which is above average. i hopr future updates make my rating same or higher

PRO: - Feedback dei colpi e gameplay godibile - Grafica super dettagliata, veramente di qualità - Tanti perk da sbloccare per personalizzare al meglio il proprio stile di gioco CONTRO: - Supporto per controller assente (al momento) - Solo una location a sezioni giocabile (al momento) Fatekeeper è sicuramente un progetto ambizioso, MOLTO simile a Dark Messiah sia lato gameplay sia lato ambientazioni. Il potenziale per uscirne fuori come un gran bel titolo c'è eccome, le premesse sono ottime!

Aowsome dude i wish they add parry and third person view

The game great fun. Combat feels good, graphics look awesome, alchemy is interesting, etc. However this game has a pretty big problem which is it's optimization. (Unreal Engine 5 be damned! xd) Even when running on the medium preset and dlss on ultra performance mode this game can sometimes fall below 30-40 fps for me which is just not great. The early traversal sections were fine where I could get consistent 60 on ultra using dlss quality but reaching the ruins or whatever they were called made me take an instant performance hit. I've had Minecraft shaders running better. Also don't know if this is just me but having global illumination and/or reflections set to anything lower than medium breaks the rendering completely and everything turns blue. One thing I'd appreciate is having unlimited save slots, lemme waste my storage how I want to being locked to 13 isn't that big of a problem but it is a shame.

the Graphics Amazing ! fighting amazing ,Character amazing overall amazing game !!!