Avowed

enjoyed this game quite a lot, really hope to find something similar soon

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[h1] This game does a lot right and a lot wrong [/h1] [h2] Wrong [/h2] - [h3] Companions [/h3] companions are some of the worst. Most are forgettable. [spoiler] I would say that the first companion you get is the best and most interesting. [/spoiler] - [h3] Random Lore [/h3] Random Lore is pointless, books and so on. Just skip to the bottom and go next. - [h3] Economy [/h3] Economy balance, this comes in a few forms. I found myself adjusting the setting to make the enemies less of a bullet sponge, once I did the game became much more enjoyable. Cost of things is really high to the point you don't want to spend money because you are worried you will regret it. Cost of respect becomes really high. Cost of upgrading gear is to high. If you don't adjust the setting to remove the gear scaling then enemies will take forever to kill and you won't be able to explore playstyles since you are forced to upgrade the gear you have which will cost you all your money making it impossible to go back if you buffed the wrong gear due to the cost of everything in the game. And this is coming from someone who has explored every inch of this game, honestly it's incredibly I have never played a game that makes me want to explore so much. [h2] Personal Preference [/h2] - [h3] 3rd Person [/h3] I tested this for like 10 seconds and never went back, it doesnt play very well the movement feels off. Game is made for first person which I prefer and I think there is a lack there of so this is up to personal opinion. - [h3] Abilities [/h3] for the mage line is done really well, this is the first game where you can become a proper spellsword. You can take a few points in 2 handed or whatever weapon of choice and then the rest in different spells. The game plays so well in this way that it might be the only way to play as the other abilities look a little lackluster, either way this is a benefit and makes the game very enjoyable. Casting a shield calling a storm of lighting while smacking everything with your long sword, it's a great feeling. All together unless you are mixing the classes up this might feel a little shallow but again its fun to summon a fire ball and throw it and watch it do massive damage and explode. [h2] Right [/h2] - [h3] Exploration [/h3] is done incredibly well, the game respects your time. You will end up exploring more in this game than in most, and you are rewarded for it. When you stumble across things that are to do with a quest you have completed, you don't have to double back. I found myself exploring more in this game than I ever have. [h1] Who is this for [/h1] I may come back to continue to add this but I can honestly suggest the game for anyone that wants to explore, everywhere you go you find things. [b] This is not an Elderscrolls game. [/b] This game doesn't allow you to just go off and explore the entire world, this is a multi-region open world where you unlock regions as you progress. You have a predetermined character to some degree that doesn't allow for role play in the sense of Skyrim rather something similar to the Witcher, you have a background already predetermined and you can make your choiced from there.

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Fun 70 hrs of playtime. Gorgeous world, low entry difficutly, good game to relax to. NG+ may get me a second time, but then that might be it. Would love to see a continuation. Has much unused potential.

This is an incredible game, which has some of the best features from other games I love. Imagine combining the finer features, like NPC animations and conversations, from Dragon Age Inquisition with the first-person combat and exploration of Skyrim into one game - that is Avowed. On top of that, the game is stunningly beautiful with exceptional textures and visuals - I often find myself using the photo mode to capture the landscape vistas and dungeon lighting. However, my favorite part of this game is the combat, which allows the player various choices to develop the character as a mage, archer, warrior, or a combination. Even though the visuals are stunning, the game runs flawlessly at high to ultra graphics settings and 4k resolution on my PC. Lastly, the New Game + adds a new layer of replayability. Due to this game being so narratively driven, replayability may be the only con. However, New Game + helps resolve this by giving the player rewards from previous game completions and enabling some early dialogue choices that may not be available on first playthroughs. Overall, I would strongly recommend this game if you love RPGs like Skyrim, Dragon Age, or others.

I'm only 3.5 hours in but: Pro's (so far): I like the combat, especially melee - I like the way the mace hits. The movement is OK, the walk speed is a bit slow but not game breaking. The visuals and environment are great. The story is interesting and somewhat compelling (I might be more interested if I had played Pillars of Eternity and knew the lore better). Cons (so far): The NPC dialog seems forced, like the voice actors were just reading lines and didn't but any acting behind it. When speaking to NPC's they are staring to the side of your character, like they are speaking to someone next to you. When speaking to NPC's the camera will rarely and randomly switch to your face. My opinion, either do it consistently or not at all. Considering how strange you can make your character look, it can be a jump scare when the camera randomly shows your face after not seeing it for a while. My impression overall so far, is that the game is OK. You can kind of feel in the environment how it kept switching between MMO and single-player (Outer Worlds 2 has a much smoother feel to the world). I would recommend this game if you catch it on sale - I bought it at a 50% off sale.