Erannorth Renaissance

It was OK. I like the skill system but nothing else was very good. The man quest was neat but ended fast, other than that its just doing the same 3 contract quests over and over. The perk system could use some work too, if you pick skill and perks yourself you're pretty well invincible by about Lv5 but I cant think of a game thats ever made more useless characters with the automatic pick system.

rranorth is an absolute blast to play. From the moment you step into its world, it pulls you in with rich storytelling and a sense of momentum that never lets up. The narrative feels layered and immersive, giving real weight to your choices and making every quest feel meaningful rather than routine. What really stands out is the pacing. The game strikes a fantastic balance between exploration, combat, and story progression. It never feels rushed, but it also never drags. There’s always something interesting unfolding—whether it’s uncovering new lore, facing a tough encounter, or developing your character in creative ways. The depth of customization adds another layer of fun. You’re not just playing through a fixed experience; you’re shaping your own path, experimenting with builds, and adapting to challenges in ways that feel genuinely rewarding. Overall, Erranorth is a deeply engaging experience with great storytelling and excellent pacing. It’s the kind of game that keeps you thinking about your next move even when you’re not playing—and that’s always a sign of something special.

This has been an absolutely fantastic adventure so far. Tons of replayability so far, fairly engaging story, love the combat, having a great time with it. Highly recommend to people that love to read and enjoy making choices that matter and living with the consequences.

It has its charm, good systems and lots of content. I love build variety in games - this game provides it. Also, an amazing achievement for a solo dev.

So far I enjoy the game quite a bit and have only played sandbox. My only real issue is the overworld map. I know there is a quick travel but their are things still difficult to find (ex. Statues for god). As well as finding new NPCs to add to the team. Also with the towns being so close when you start having horses the camping feature is no longer really needed (which is a shame because I love the camping and random events). And with how close you are to the map it feels claustrophobic. Suggestion: Personally I think a fix would be when you reach the town/city it brings you to another map that represents the place. Can have the NPCs walking around here to make them easier for the player to find (could even add bandits at night that you could fight there as well). Would either increase the map size or lower the movement gained from horses to +.5. As well as the ability to zoom out to give breathing room. Excited for future projects.

I honestly don't even remember why i decided to get this game. Nothing about this game really stood out to me besides being able to become a vampire ig.

If you like sandbox games, this game is fun. There is a Story Mode and a Sandbox Mode. I play the Sandbox Mode because it allows you to explore, build varied adventuring parties, and start all over to try a new approach. The difficulty is customizable, there are no silly puzzles to block progress, and you earn XP and loot at a good pace. In short, I like it because it is enjoyable to play.