Unepic

Unepic follows the classic formula of a lone adventurer hacking his way through a giant castle. It has everything you'd expect from this sort of game, and it is all executed quite well: *A simple but good RPG leveling system. New levels always feels meaningful, and there are good strategic choices to make about which stats to improve. *Huge inventory that gives plenty of options for which type of weapon to use, with upgrades coming regularly as you reach new areas. *Good, varied environments to explore. *A good map system, complete with note-taking options. A novel torch lighting exploration mechanic is surprisingly rewarding. *Good combat with appropriate difficulty. Smart play and skill are rewarded, while sloppiness is punished. *Gamepad support for this game is good in the current GOG version (and I do recommend using one). Story-wise, there's nothing special. The game's hook about being an ordinary slacker transported to a magic castle is utilized mainly to pepper nerd culture references throughout the game. The humor is hit and miss---mostly miss, with a few jokes going beyond falling flat to inducing outright groans. Still, the writing is a very minor piece of the game, and I never found it to detract from the experience. All things considered, I loved the time I spent with Unepic. If the gameplay footage in the trailer appeals to you at all, you should love this game too.

Great metroidvania with a nerdy and humorous aesthetic. Has some clever twists, decent artwork and audio and a satisfying conclusion. That one boss is a real bugger though, you know the one.

Exploration - check Loot gathering - check Dungeons - check Skeletons - check Humor - double check. Lenght to complete (not 100%) - 25 hours. Really fun to play game - I recomend it.

Well, being spanish It´s a pity that there isn´t here the oficial patch for the spanish audio language. You can get that in the oficial page: http://www.unepicgame.com/es/downloads.html

The game is fairly funny, but the English translation is a little weak at points, which hurts the humor. The gameplay is a wonderful mix of old-school RPG and platformer elements. If you have the time to really dip into it, it's absolutely worth it, but you have to go in expecting an old-school experience, marking the map, or you will get crazy lost.