Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

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Maddyson нахвалил и я купил! Пока только начал играть и все кайфово. Оставлю отзыв для продвижения игры(хотя вряд ли я помогу, но мало ли). Видел комментарии про низкий фпс, не знаю, у меня стабильные 100+

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Buy it. Not only is the game freaking awesome on it's own, but the developer is still maintaining it and keeps adding free stuff to it on a regular basis.

A true Skyrim-like in the sense that, if you (still) really love Skyrim, this is a safe bet. If you really love Skyrim but are afraid that, just maybe, only gentle nostalgia is keeping you from being bored by its combat, Tainted Grail is still a safe bet. For the game... [i]generously borrows[/i] from Witcher 3 as well. In a less impactful way, but the addition of stamina-based stance breaking, parries and dashes undoubtedly livens up encounters. The sheer scope of such a game means that any review trying to touch even just on the differences and peculiarities is likely to get completely bogged down in a list of details that each have a rather minuscule impact on whether or not you will end up enjoying the game. So instead, here's what is special about Tainted Grail: Its take on an Arthurian theme is a bit eccentric and if you like convoluted lore and don't mind an aesthetically muddled presentation, you'll feel right at home. Most of the systems iterate or improve on 2011 action RPG design to be engaging for a contemporary audience - sometimes only on paper, but they're valiant attempts. The game is quite fond of subverting expectations with 'gotcha' moments, though these happen purely within the context of the story and quests, not in any meta or gameplay fashion. As a bonus, here's what to look out for with Tainted Grail: Compared to Skyrim, it's very resistant to ever [i]forcing[/i] you into third person, so don't get too invested in the character creator if you're planning on sticking to the first. Be willing to push the difficulty slightly beyond what feels comfortable; even without carefully optimizing your build, you're bound to become a demigod by the third act (critical hits are your friend and I think magic will turn you into a menace even earlier). Respeccing your skills and attributes is very easy, but without getting into the weeds of the mechanics, you kind of have to stick to one armor class. It does use a Dark Souls-style system where you fall into light/medium/heavy armor depends on your total armor weight, so you'll be able to incorporate your favorite armor piece in any case.

It's great.

Recomendado para quem gosta de jogos estilo the elder scrolls

fun, ambitious, ambient. A lot of work went into the game and it shows.

if your looking to scratch that Skyrim itch, this game does exactly that, pretty good story nice spin on the Arthur Pendragon story. 1 major con i would say is the fishing mini game made me want to pull my hair out.