Posted on: December 19, 2019
MischiefMaker
Spiele: 819 Rezensionen: 66
Soldak's liveliest living world ARPG yet
Din's Legacy is an ARPG that controls like Torchlight but executes like Rimworld. If you're looking for a game about min-maxing your character for a predictable story like a well-oiled swiss watch, look elsewhere. If you're looking for a game that actually makes you feel like a hero fighting against an encroaching threat that you CAN lose to, you'll find this game has a lot of excitement under its ugly-duckling exterior. This is a sequel to Zombasite, the world is slowly recovering from the zombie plaguebut your race of orc/elf hybrids were cursed by necromancy to constantly mutate, and are mistrusted by the world at large. The trickster god Din takes an interest in your character and grants you limited immortality to perform heroics around the world to build a good name for the mutants. Each world is randomly generated. You are placed in a village that needs your protection and the goal of every map is to complete all the random quests before the village is wiped out. Unlike other RPGs, the forces of darkness are not patiently waiting in their lairs for you to come and slay them, they're recruiting lieutenants, performing rituals, and doing other dastardly deeds to kill your villagers. Take too long and your village WILL be invaded an wiped out. Win or lose you can always roll up a new world to save with the same character. This game's new feature is mutation. You randomly get good or bad minor mutations as you play, (for example, a flame wave effect added to a whirlwind attack) and can suppress bad ones with skill points. Then as you gain XP you earn major mutation points which can be spent to switch classes ala. Final Fantasy Tactics while also flushing bad mutations and refunding skill points. Protip for new players: Vendors are rare in this post-apocalyptic world, mainly you should be breaking down junk equipment at the crafting bench to produce ingredients to repair, enhance, and enchant the good stuff. Try the demo! It's better than it looks.
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