About This Game Escape into an epic, retro, indie fantasy role-playing adventure with many hours of gameplay. Explore an enormous world that evolves as time passes. Towns fight battles. Refugees flee. Disasters happen. Avernum 3 is the conclusion to our hit fantasy trilogy! Your people long to escape from their underworld prison, but the surface world is being destroyed. You will wander freely through a massive world, fight plagues of bizarre monsters, and win a new homeland. Enjoy an intricate tactical battle system with multitudes of abilities, character traits, and unique magical artifacts.Avernum 3: Ruined World features: Epic fantasy adventure with over 60 hours of gameplay. Explore an enormous underworld and a huge surface continent. Rich game system with over 60 spells and battle disciplines and a multitude of beneficial character traits to choose from. Well over 100 towns and dungeons, which change as time passes. Cities crumble as the monster plagues advance. Fight to save the world. Or don’t! Own a home. Do odd jobs. Be a bounty hunter or merchant. Unique races and settings make Avernum different from any adventure out there. 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Great game. Very nostalgic if you played the Exile 3: Ruined World shareware. I recommend getting the hintbook DLC. 50 hours of gameplay.. If you're into Skyrim this game might just be for you. Huge open world that lets you do things in pretty much any order you want with a literal boat load of optional dungeons and quests hidden away. There's no indication NPC:s are quest givers so you will have to walk up to all NPC:s in a town and just talk to them and see if they got something for you to do.The only downside of this game is that it's painfully dated when it comes to graphics, but if you're willing to let that slide I can guarantee that this is one of the better RPG:s out there today even standing up to most AAA titles in terms of writing.. Old school fun!This is really entertaining. If you enjoyed Ultima or Wizardry you will love these games.I can't reccommend it more. There is a lot of optional reading that adds to the story. And you get to use your imagination.Its really how games should be. Relying on your brain and creativity just as much as gameplay and graphics.For around 20 bucks you will get 40+ hours of entertainment. Absolutely worth it.. I definately recommend this game for anyone looking for a good rpg game. Theres so much to explore and do, the story in my opinion is pretty good, and there are a lot of secrets to find(like a hidden bonus dungeon inside a dungeon that is pretty interesting but i wont say more then that). You also don't need to have played the first 2 to get whats going on, it gives a pretty brief summary of the first 2 games in the intro, though i do recommend playing the first 2 still. If i were to give any complaints to this it would probably be the fighting can at times get repetitve especially when in late game your pretty strong but you can still get bugged by slimes or other weak monsters you can wipe out in a single turn. The graphics also are not great but I honestly dont mind that too much, since the story is what im most interested in when it comes to Rpgs.. Very well writen story that continues the saga of Exile/Avernum. Exile 3 was introduced me to this world and Avernum 3 does not disapoint.. Its a good game.Its a remake of a remake so if you've played Exile 3 or Avernum 3, you know what to expect and don't need to read any reviews. Its a good reincarnation and is also much more accessible for players who have never touched the series before.Being fair- I don't feel as pressured as I used to when crawling in dungeons trying to ration potions, supplies, Spell points etc, so a lot of dungeons feel smaller than they did 5 or 10 years ago. Pretty good game. This game, like the previous 2 Avernum remakes, is a lo-fi gem. It takes the engaging story of the underground prison of Avernum and moves it into a vast and open new world on the surface, lovingly rendered in adorable pixel sprites. The visual style and UI are undeniably retro, and some people will skip it because of that--and there are also those who will dislike it because it is not exactly like its even more retro predecessors, the original Avernum and Exile series. But for those who are willing to take it on its own terms, this game has a lot to offer.Whatever A3:RW lacks in technological sophistication, it more than makes up for in scope and charm. The world is vast and there are dozens of places to explore and dungeons to find that no one ever tells you about or sends you to. It's up to you to find them, and you'll be well-rewarded for doing so. There are handy job boards to pick up quests from, but you're as likely to get them just shooting the breeze with the townsfolk or having a drink at the bar. And in the course of exploring the wilds you're likely to find anything from wily dragonkin to malevolent bear-mages to talking spiders who like to kiss you on the knee. Even just poking around the outside wall of a town is likely to yield a hidden bauble or two. If you love to explore and find surprises, this game is for you.The story of the game is epic in scope, with plenty of fantasy cliches: mad wizards, fantasy racism, and an Evil Empire. But there are plenty of creative touches too, like the aforementioned talking spiders, to keep things fresh. This game, more so than previous ones, also complicates the relationship between the Avernites and the Evil Empire. While you don't need to have played the previous games to understand or enjoy this one, returning players will--without spoiling anything--probably feel the frequent reversal of old friends and enemies more sharply.It's not without flaws. While theoretically open to multi-classing, the attribute point and skill tree system highly incentivizes specialization. If you feel like running a warrior who can also cast, it's best to limit them to buffing and curing spells and not plan for them to be able to nuke things. And this game does not escape the classic RPG problem of warriors becoming tremendously outclassed by AOE nukers by the game's end. But if you're playing on Normal difficulty, you should be able to finish the game without anything close to a "perfect" build or party.There's also the problem of endgame content that doesn't scale well for people who like to explore every nook and cranny. A well-travelled, high-level party will swat endgame enemies aside like flies and the game loses most of its challenge by the final act. This can be somewhat mitigated by moving up a difficulty level, however.Finally... there are block-sliding and beam-directing dungeon puzzles. I guess someone out there must like them, but I loathe these tedious roadblocks in any RPG and they are no better here.But even with those complaints, there's just so much good stuff here that it's hard not to love this game. It takes everything good about the previous Avernum remakes and brings it to a vast new world. Of the Avernum, Geneforge, and Avadon series, this is my favorite Spiderweb game so far. If you're retro-friendly, this company and this game in particular deserve your attention.
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