Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

Jogo n promete nada, mais entrega tudo!! Muito bom de verdade, pra quem gosta do gênero super recomendo!

Una muy grata sorpresa. Un Skyrim (con menos presupuesto, pero no por ello desmerecedor) lóbrego y entretenido. Un 10 para los desarrolladores

The game is very fun, I'm going to recommend it cuz it truly is an amazing game. I am a bit disappointed that there is only 1 romance companion.

peak

dont play veteran if you want to have body autonomy.

Me gusto aunque esta algo mal optimizado en la GPU de mi Lap, aun no me acostumbro a la jugabilidad algo lenta.

Jogo incrível, já estou com 10 horas de jogo e fiz apenas 2 ou 3 missões principais. Recomendo!

This was a great game. I really enjoyed the portrayal of Arthur, and the interactions you can have with him. It's a more traditional RPG though, so if you don't have a voice in your head, you might not enjoy it the same way. There's lots of potential for builds. The world is well-realized, even if there are places that feel underutilized. A lot of the decisions I made didn't have a VISUAL effect, but had an implied SOCIAL effect on the areas in question and that made it feel more tangible somehow, if that makes sense. I do wish there was more I could have done for the communities in the game, but ultimately it wasn't a bad experience at all. I enjoyed being a mage, and probably would have enjoyed it a lot MORE if I hadn't bothered with Sanctuary of Saras, which I genuinely regret spending 30 of my 90 hours on. I was sure I was in for a more nuanced Cthulu-style mythos than what I got. Because what we got was "Water Cooler Cthulu." The guy should have just been named 'Jeff'. It would have suited him better. Honestly, I was so tired out from Saras by the time I finished it that I hurried through the end of the game and only somewhat regret it. Despite my misgivings, I'll probably play it through again. I do think there needs to be more magical interaction, and maybe interaction in general, with the world if they do a sequel. I feel like we're really not tapping into magic and interactivity as much as we could be with the tech that we have noawadays, but I digress. A solid, enjoyable story. Good characterization. Fantastic potential endings (I played back a few of them. Some made sense, some didn't, but that was because of my character's personal journey. I loved the first ending I got). All-in-all, would recommend. Just... if you go into Saras, maybe either wait until the end of the game, or simply avoid it if you start to feel bored. It'll ruin the experience if you don't leave when you're not having a good time, and might even sour your taste for the rest of the game.

Play it, it has it's flaws bit it's still worth a play

This is a great game. If you are a fan of Morrowind or Oblivion from the Elder Scrolls series, this game plays just like they do but in a version of Avalon where King Arthur's legend gets dark. The gameplay is like from the same era as the before mentioned Elder Scrolls games, despite being a newer release, and the graphics are close to the original Skyrim in appearance, maybe a touch better. The game was made by a small studio that are diehard fans of the genre and wanted to create something we haven't played in a long time. This game has had a steady stream of support from the devs, many of it being free dlc. This is a game you can sink many hours into. I have another copy on PS5 with another character I started on.