Devil Spire Falls

I love living like a peasant and eating ♥♥♥♥ and dying in the sewer also the game is pretty cool

Such a weird game that I cant to shake off thinking of through out the day. I give this one a 10/10 and hope to see more large content updates :) Thank you!

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amazing

I'm currently flying around as a fairy madman with a warhammer bonking bandits and monsters flying around so bandits hit their buddies and kill them by accident and i scoop up the loot this gameplay is so satisfying

I'm not as far in as I'd like to be yet due to time constraints, so maybe I'll hit a wall sooner or later, but right now I'll say this game has a heck of a lot of potential and already is doing great with what it does have. I've seen comparisons to Morrowind, but this doesn't go far enough back at all. This game is Daggerfall, but you can do 1000x more in crafting and it has building, plus an overall more realistic point of view on some things like that some structures should be breakable even if you're meant to pull a switch to open them. Dungeon design feels a bit like Daggerfall, but, more extremely, world design feels like Daggerfall. (Most just hit fast travel so maybe didn't see the world, but it's a lot like this except less smooth and less hilly.) Except you can build a house and fill it with crafting tables. Can't do that in Daggerfall... All in all it has some of the similar feel of clunkiness and etc you got in the experimental 3D eras like Daggerfall but also the "not necessarily made to be fun" but interesting mechanics like an actually large game world (so many modern open world games feel like you're just running around in a large park! I want a game world!) I do wish the music were better. They're clearly going for a certain sort of style and it sort of fits the mood, but it's kind of jarring and unpleasant for me. I wonder if someday modding might be possible, but probably not. (Godot is a nice engine, but isn't really supported by modders unfortunately. Thus we have no true BepInEx equivalent.) On the subject of Godot though, this does have some advantages. I love in particular that this game just runs on Linux natively without any jumping through hoops. I hit install, selected Vulkan, and presto, I was in the native version. As far as I can determine it runs at least as well as the Windows version running in Proton. I can't really tell a difference other than that I have to use vkBasalt instead of Reshade for stuff like SMAA. Oh, and I almost forgot, but this game is [i]efficient[/i]! A lot of modern games are ridiculous. Some really horribly optimized UE games can almost hit 500W on my machine! Most of the best looking Unity games can be 300+. This game runs around 150. In comparison, web browsers can hit 150 as I tab around and browse things. I don't have access to low end hardware to test this on, but I bet it runs on practically anything. Which is more than most games designed to look retro actually do in actual practice... All in all this game is already very fun and I see a whole heck of a lot of promise for its future too. It's never going to be mainstream, but that's ok because this allows it to give us what a mainstream game couldn't give us. We already have plenty of Skyrim Super-Ultra-2000th Anniversary 6 edition 2 releases if we want AAA.

Sure it's a fantastic RPG game，it's remind me the golden age of RPG，Look forward to see the final version and recommend everyone to try it.

From the graphics to the obscure mechanics, this game has me hooked. I had no idea what I was doing at first and then it clicked, and now I still have no idea what I'm doing, but now I'm flying around the map with double jumps and launching npcs into space with my charge attacks. It may be early access, but it's great already and is CONSTANTLY being updated. Well worth it.