Posted on: August 2, 2020

moshtrocity

Spiele: 283 Rezensionen: 6

Ultima Offline

I enjoyed this game for a decent amount of hours, about 40-- I could never afford the subscription to UO as a kid, and it kinda reminded me of those days. I just think this needed a little more atomosphere. More scrolls or books about the world. Ther eare some random puzzles or small things, and it just needed more of that kind of charm. The trainer thing of getting skills it not new to RPGS but I feel it was not scucessful here. The story just didn't make me care much to finish it... the world was open but also very geometric. Not a bad game at all, just needs a little artistic flair.

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Posted on: June 14, 2025

bagheadfred

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 140 Rezensionen: 10

Needs Work

Overall aesthetic is okay, I guess. Couldn't hack the game play and bugs. Something is also wrong with the resolution and I couldn't fix it in options. Text is tiny, game defaults in windowed mode, requiring me to lean in to read things and miss prompts. I started skipping dialogue and descriptions and ignoring on-screen prompts, which I never do and also never learned about an in-deptch crafting system because the particulars of ingredients were printed too small. This should be an easy QOL fix from the dev and I'd probably slap another star on. Ran into trouble with combat a couple of times, got ganked, all acceptable, RPG deaths happen, it's the give-take of more complex gaming systems. No autosave so literally rebuilt my character several times because that's on me. Then my dog, Jax, despawned. Could not get him to respawn. He didn't die. He showed up on my map. Nothing would bring Jax back. Ignoring the loss of Jax, picking up and doing BS starter-RPG-hero errands, wandering to do some alchemy in the starter village with some NPC, dig up some dirt, four larva spawn, get stunlocked, spam food items to heal, flee, spider shows up, webs, stunlocked again, devoured by spider. This is in screaming distance of my character's neighbors. That was it for me and Balrum. Game is janky, I encountered one major bug (Jax!), writing is okay to subpar, difficulty spikes are real, but spawning gangs of nasty mobs on a lvl 1 player out of a loot container is like that one DM who likes to put mimics in starter dungeons with newbie players. Quit and uninstalled. Maybe would come back to it with some fundamental changes and QOL.

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Posted on: July 2, 2016

ValderisVandala

Spiele: 1401 Rezensionen: 114

Not fun.

You can't name your character, appearance or even your gender. The game still has bugs like losing your starting animal companion during your first nightmare and there is no way to recover him. The UI is rather annoying, walking around is inaccurate, this can get you killed in combat even on easy mode. It makes exploration and item gathering a bitch, especially in houses and with containers that stand too close together. Remember to safe often! If you miss-clicked and stole an item villagers immediately go to combat with you. You can walk around and explore and collect stuff in the wild for a very long time before running into a no-win combat situation, some ridiculously strong boss, or some kind of trap that just instantly kills you making you lose a lot of progress. There's no real dialog options in this game it seems (played it a few hours, explored the whole starting village and a little beyond), so far my only choice was to not accept a quest and lose out on exp. Gaining levels is tediously slow and you barely get any reward for it. There is no real customization of your character beyond the choice to go Melee, Archer or Magic. Only the Melee choice is viable. Archery is useless, the armor you get to wear as an archer cancels out the dodge bonus of the stat needed to wear it which is fucking retarded. And then there are the bullshit limits, like not being able to plant more then x number of farm plots unless your farming skill is high enough. Or not being able to smelt gold bars because your mining skill is to low. Building your own house sounds like fun untill you realise that you are heavily penalized for not getting everything right the first time. You can deconstruct everything you build but you barely get any materials back if any at all. Also you can't turn furniture, do you want that same chest you already have but turned 90 degrees? Welp you've got to buy the recipe for that chest a second time, this time the 90 degrees turned version.

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Posted on: July 4, 2016

olleek

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Spiele: 110 Rezensionen: 1

Great if you like open world rpgs

Just what I have been looking for. I love rpgs just like this. Great crafting system, lots of items to collect and build, fun turn based combat and a unique and exciting setting.

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Posted on: May 21, 2020

mirkoruckels

Spiele: 128 Rezensionen: 3

Brilliant

Packed with content, this is a wonderful old school rpg in the vein of divine divinity, with crafting and survival to boot. I fell under the spell of this game fast. It has a lovely slower pace, and the map is packed with things to explore and collect. Well done to the devs on this game. The story is quite emotional and interesting as well. This is old school rpg heaven at its best.

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