Posted on: June 15, 2025

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Before Elex I had completed RDR2 at 97%

My review will be like this. Before this game I completed RDR2 2 by 97 percent, explored almost everything that was in the game, and in RDR online I got level 50 and the maximum level of the merchant role, in total having spent 415 hours in the game, so, this is objectively a good game with deep characters, a good atmosphere of the wild west, nature, and a complex history and plot, but what am I getting at? Having started playing Elex, I was more delighted than with RDR2, I had not played Gothic (Oblivion forever) before, but maybe due to the fact that Elex intertwined three of my favorite genres (Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Post-Apocalypse), maybe due to the fact that this is the a classic game and RPG (Probably both) so ... I liked Elex more than RDR2. Here is my conclusion. It's a good game with an interesting universe, normal characters (as in Red Dead Redemption) interesting side quests, and a pretty interesting plot.

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Posted on: October 23, 2017

ilumar58

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Jeux: 68 Avis: 1

A case of Jekyl and Hyde

First of all let me just say that I agree with the great reviews given for this game on this site and I think it's the closest thing together with Risen 1 for me that came close to evoking the feelings of Gothic 1 and 2. That being said, a lot of elments don't work for me and the most important one is the sense of progression and exploration. Let me just add for context that I loved the way you would rise from humble beginins to an avatar in the previous games and it wasn't just through story but you could also see it in every aspect and especially combat but here I feel like I'm stuck in limbo. I haven't joined any faction yet because of a completionist mindset and wanted get all the xp from every faction quest before joining one and combat does get easier once you ingest elex potions and add a point into the group skill but... I just can't get any exploration done the way I want. Even for quests that are beginig quests for factions you pass places you would like to explore and can't because of the mobs, I get it it should be hard, some should be explored later on but damn it feels like a grind, almost all places are full of hard to fight mobs. Previous games had enemies placed throughout the world so as to stop you from going to places where you had no place being instead of adding an invisible wall, here it's the same with the added fact that every area has easy and hard monsters intertwined which I presume is because of the vertical exploration offered by the jetpack and the chance to avoid such encounters but it seems like all you do is avoid encounters. Haaaa, I think I've said enough, a low rating for me based on very subjective issues. I had hoped I would relive G1 and 2 but it didn't work for me. PS: One on one combat great, multiple mobs horrible. Soundtrack - nothing memorable, worst one out of all their games.

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Posted on: October 24, 2017

razielleonhart

Jeux: 338 Avis: 1

Gothic with a jetpack

This game is very interesting it's a open world light RPG. You don't need to follow the main quest and you can just screw around and do whatever. As of right now I have about 10 hours in and decied to restart over as I learned things and not care for my choices. The graphics are a bit aged and could use a small tweak or even a HD texture pack but overall I am having fun just exploring the world.

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Posted on: December 27, 2017

WaliWaliBaer

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Jeux: 48 Avis: 1

Appletheft

This Game brought back so many good memories. I was a huge Fan of Gothic II. Gothic III and the Risen Games never felt like Gohtic II did. Now 15 years later there is Elex. And it feels like coming home. The graphics are really nice, not detailed but excellent for a game like this. The story is not really new, you have to fight a mighty evil organisation which want to wipe out humanity. You do this by joining one of the three fractions: Berserkers, Clerics or Outlaws. There are lots of Quests and things to explore. Yes, there are still some bugs and fighting is sometimes a bit annoying and not so easy. You often die because there are enemies that are way to strong for you. BUT this is just some good old RPG action. Finally after Witcher 3 there is another RPG I can totally get lost in. Also a whole village tried to kill me because I stole an apple.

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Posted on: June 15, 2018

Mailanka

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Worth it

I hesitated to buy Elex when it first came out despite the fact that it seemed right up my alley. After picking it up on sale, I regret that hesitation. Elex is everything I wanted it to be. I think it's important to understand what sort of niche Elex fills. It's the same sort of wonky open-world RPG that you see with games like Arcanum or Vampire: Bloodlines: very wide open, free, and wonky in a way you're meant to adapt to and exploit. It doesn't really hold you hand the way other RPGs do, which can be both a bug and a feature. Once you get the feel of it, though, it really rewards you with dynamic, world-changing-quests, a huge variety of choices, deep customization and a rich world filled with lore to explore. I do recommend going through some guides if you want to play it: it's especially difficult to find your feet in the game and some advancement choices are definitely worse than others. I had to discard my first run throw and do it all over again with the lessons I learned. Flaws aside, I think this is an amazing AA game and well worth the price of admission.

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