Old School RPG

Wonderful !!!!

If you like the old first person D&D games like Eye of the Beholder, this is like that, but much more polished. I have not been able to put it down since I got it. My only complaint is that all saves are local, and there is no cloud saving.

Great game. Can't wait for a sequel.

Nice little 3D turn based game. Some puzzle elements make exploration interesting. I feel there is enough class variety and random loot to allow for interesting replayability. The developer is active and responsive.

A great RPG. not trying to do many things together, not trying to invent the wheel, just a good Old school game like the Might and Magic series. A warning, though: If you have a relatively High-endish system like I do, DO NOT try to maxout settings. Looks like that, in low-spec games, having a High-endish system can be a problem. This is my rig: Motherboard: MSI mpeg z490 gaming plus (ms 7c75) CPU: Intel Core i-7 10700k GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT RAM: 32 GB DDR4 (Channel # Dual, I don 'y know what this is) Disk: Nvme By default, in my game settings were at the lowest, at least the graphics, and it looks like that was like that for a reason, too. I had altered the graphics (I THINK it was ONLY the GRAPHICS settings, though) and after playing for about 20 hours in my first and only, upto now, playthrough, the game crashed and corrupted all my saves, including the 32 manual saves I had upto then. I uninstalled, started again, set graphics settings to the lowest (again, I 'm telling you that I think the default settings, at least for the graphics, were set to lowest) and after that I finished the game with no problems. As of now, February 21st, 2025 the maximum number of manual saves is 49, and I don't know haw many quicksaves and autosaves. The game is more worthy than current RPG bigmouth companies games, AAA and AA. The game, had a very simple story, which some would think is cheesy, but I like it a lot. Fight goblins, hobgoblins, undead mages and sleletons, golems, treants, dark elves, Ogre, (even some dwarves and Orcs, but few of those) and demons. That's what happens when gamers and passionated and talented artists make the games, without following clueless marketing burdens to our gaming hobby, and when you have companies that listen to RPGamers rather than clueless to games businessmen who try to talk to shareholders, like in so many game corporations.

Edited and Final Thoughts: Completely basic but enjoyable AD&D homage w/acceptable graphics. It's not special but it's not pretending to be either. Zero choice in build outside of choosing role/attributes. [u]Pros[/u] Tons of races: orcs, minotaurs, elves, lizardmen, cat people, etc. Several classes: paladins, necromancers, bards et al. simple interface [u]Cons[/u] graphics are a little glitchy FPS is inconsistent at higher resolutions loot is moderately boring and too standard Every single door has a lever and every single piece of loot is hidden by very high difficulty traps. Towards the endgame, you'll need level 30 lock-picking to open the chest to find treasures you've been already getting for hours. I've read that the final battle is very brutal but I got bored before reaching it. Here's the big negative. You have zero choice in building your character. Every mage will get the same skills at the same level. Same with every single class. There is no ROLE-playing in this game at all. The game chooses for you and I'd wait till you get a 50% sale at least before purchasing this, if ever.