Reviewed 6th of August 2016 First thing is that this game is a point and click RPG. That means you do not use the "WASD" keys to move instead you click on the screen (like classic RPGs), thought I'd mention that since the screen shots make it look more like Witcher 3 type game play. This is not a issue I have with the game just letting people know. At this stage of development I wouldn't recommend this game for the price. Here are a few things I ran into within 10 mins of starting the game: The AI doesn't seem to be ready for even a beta (maybe an alpha build). Enemy AI followed me for about 2 mins before I gave up and just got knocked out. Either their agro range is huge or they follow until you loose or win the fight. Town guards just watched me get beat down and only when I was knocked out did they attack the bandits who attacked me. The world is very barren, apart from the starting town and the odd hut, that's all I saw while running around there was basically nothing else (an odd mining node or two). Controls felt very clunky. You can't angle the camera up to look at the night sky or up a hill as it appears to lock at 90 degrees to the ground (although you can look down). Clicking on objects was a bit hit or miss, with the detection box on objects seemly not matching the models, e.g. clicking on a human only works if you click the chest but not the hands or feet. The main issue I had with the game is that it's very empty and has no direction or purpose. A sandbox game is all well and good (I loved Mountain Blade) but without anything to do in it but look at your stats go up from running, it gets boring fast. Game has promise but not worth the asking price at the time of writing this review.
