
Step into a dark reimagination of Arthurian legends in this first person, open world RPG. Explore a world stuck in everlasting autumn, witness falling legends and make meaningful choices woven into a complex, branching storyline.
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Reviews
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good game. arthur is a long-haired twink under his armour i can feel it in my bones
The game has nice graphic but thats it. It is light years away from 2003 Morrowind. You accidently press "e" talk to NPC and you cant back out untill the entire Talk is finished which is ridicoulus. You are gathering 4-10 gold, and selling everything on fixed term and price for change and to buy an Armor you need 600, LOL. And to equip Armor or better Sword you need some ability points in order to be functional, and you dont get Lvl up that easily. Game from beggining is to Hard, you dont even have a chance, 5 opponent attack you in one go, and they need 3 swings to bring you donw each and iff all of them attack you like 33 at sudden well bye bye as opposed where you need 6 swings to bring your oppponent donw whihc is Ridicoulus. with basic sword. Controlls are bit Strange. Menu seems like AC:Origin with ability and all, but game makes no sense for Player to die on first fight, like come on. 3 swings and your down. I have been playing for 3 Hours apparently and moved nowhere. Dissopointed AF. P.S enemy throwing rock trough walls statues gates hitting you, going into wall statues... Sorry but this game is so bad
you can summon minions and turn them into cheese you can fight enemies and turn them into cheese you can even skip quests by turning the quest givers into cheese man I love cheese
Like if Skyrim was made by Temu. The first few hours will have you marveling at what lies ahead - and then you hit the first city, and level 6. Broken animations everywhere, nearly two years post-release, I'm talking nearly every NPC you encounter, nevermind your minions on a summoning build. The first few levels had me really thinking they fixed the balancing with the massive patch they did addressing it, but here I am, barely piecing a build together and two-shotting most things I encounter. Stuttering is fixed only by disabling DLSS and re-enabling it every single time you launch the game. I can see the passion, but for me, there's just so much else that's a better expenditure of my time. Not sure I'll get back to my playthrough; I just wasn't very impressed with this. Not really feeling like this was worth the $35 spent on it. I think a sequel with a bigger budget has incredible potential, but for now I'm putting this down and don't really think you need to go out of your way to play this one. There's not really much to appreciate here, despite a genuinely solid attempt. Audio quality is also, pretty terrible, which is a bummer considering how good some of the voice acting is. Overall -- a really weird one.
Great
I loved it! As a Skyrim fan, I think it's close enough!
diet skyrim, just as flawed, a little less buggy, I had fun
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
Tainted Grail : Fall of Avalon is a game that hits far, far above its weight in terms of story, gameplay, and art direction. I would recommend Tainted Grail if you like the idea of stepping into a world that obeys strange unknowable rules and rewards exploration. Rather they say more and spoil some of the surprises that the game has to offer, allow me instead to offer some useful advice to get the most out of the game. - Once you complete a Quest, go back after a while and talk to quest giver again, they will often have new dialogue and even follow up quests. - Do not pet the doglike creature, this is a dark fantasy setting, it will not end well. - Be aware that the results of side quests will often have an impact on the main quest, or at least the options presented to you during dialogue. - Some enemies can hit really hard, be aware that there is a reason that many refer to this game as a bit of a “Soulslike” - There is large number of unique gear in the game that all offer unique ways to build character, so don’t be afraid to go exploring to find them. - There are several free dlc that add more weapons and gear to the base game, I would recommend them all.