Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

it's the real deal

It's like Skyrim but with fewer bugs, good gameplay, and an interesting story.

Very fun.

Now I don't usually buy souls like games but as a VERY BIG Skyrim fan I was recommended this game by a friend. They told me it felt more like a scrolls game instead and they weren't wrong. So far I absolutely love this game. It's a bit of a learning curve but nothing too hard I find. It was 3 different modes, One more relaxed and meant for story and exploring, the normal mode and the harder mode. Honestly I really love the way this game plays, the combat, the enemies, the skills trees and attributes I'm also running this game only on medium and it's still very pretty and it runs great. Definitely worth the purchase 😁

好玩

my grail is indeed very tainted

Como ninguém fala sobre esse jogo? simplesmente foda, builds variadas, combate ótimo, fiz mago nesse jogo e a progressão foi foda, só fiquei OP no final, deveria ser sucesso total, talvez a falta de propaganda no Brasil gere isso mas é MUITO BOM.

If you like Skyrim, you'll like this game. Simple as that.

Elder Scrolls 5.5. We all bout to die of old age before Bethesda gives us a sequel to Skyrim for some reason so give this studio money so they have the budget to make a next gen RPG.

Great game. If you're unsure about whether the price tag's worth it or not, just try the free demo. You won't even waste time, as your save file and settings carry over to when you actually start the real game (if you choose to do so). I'm writing this review after just having finished my first playthrough, and I think it's a good indicator to how long the average first playthrough would last, though it can be longer or shorter depending on how much time you want to spend. The story is incredible, and has you second-guessing your choices a lot (in a good kind of way). The choices you make definitely do matter, but not in the ways I thought whilst playing. For the choices that really matter, the game gives you time and multiple chances to make sure you choose what you really wish to choose. A single specific dialogue option isn't what's going to decide the fate of your playthrough; your words and actions both equally make up your playthrough, which is something I absolutely love about the story is conveyed in this game. As for the combat: I've always been a fan of magic (especially summoning magic), and this game does what I've always dreamed of in that regard. Unlike other titles (such as Skyrim; I know the comparison is overdone, but it's the most approachable I believe), you don't summon allies for a given period of time; instead, you get to keep your minions until you choose to dismiss them (or they die). To balance this, every summon reserves a part of your mana pool until they get dismissed, which is a system I absolutely adore. My only quarrels with this is that the summons are a little stupid sometimes (i.e. don't attack obvious enemies / aren't able to move to where you are), and that you can't really command them individually. You can tell all summons of a single type to attack one enemy, but you can't allocate your summons (e.g. have 2 fight a Bear, and have the other 3 fight a Wyrdspawn). I must however add that the game offers a great diversity of things to summon, including [spoiler] Knights of the Round Table [/spoiler], which I'm very grateful for.