Fatekeeper

It is a beautiful game but being able to beat it in 3.4 hours and there's no replayability is a turn off for me.

Just finished, it's fun. Game is gorgeous, probably spent a good 15 minutes just getting caught up in the visuals and staring off into the skyboxes. Not too difficult, and a little short, but it has the bones of a fantastic game given some fleshing out. The skill tree is pretty neat though I wish you could branch a little in different directions. There are 4 nodes that take your progression in different directions, but you can only select one of those 4 nodes. If you want any of the benefits of that side of the circle after that you have to wrap around in your skill tree, which can make some basic upgrades like larger health pools or greater melee damage inaccessible if you go the wrong direction to start. Maybe some kind of rarer drop that lets you take another of the 4 primary nodes would be nice. Anyhow, cool game, definitely recommend.

Fun gameplay with amazing graphics, not for casual players, overly hard bosses

Tiene muy buena pinta, esta muy bien, para que engañarnos, pero, hasta que no esté en español de España, no jugaré mas. No todo el mundo tiene un nivel 10 de inglés. En el momento, que ni que sea la interfaz y los subtítulos, mínimamente sean en español, cambio mi reseña

Outstanding graphics. Showing the real power of UE5.

Played the 0.1.2 version, 2-3h of playable content. It looks wonderful and promises to scratch the 'Dark Messiah' itch. The beloved physics are back with powerful kicks, rolling barrels and fragile platforms (some wood fragments still rotating at blinding speed, as expected in EA). I had a great time and played the whole early acess two times. There is little lore but I have high hopes for the [spoiler] charming evil raspy rat [/spoiler] companion. The world -exterior- looks stunning. Landscape, caves and far away structures are as good as they can be. Dungeons are bit of a mixed bag: I like the feel and general structure, but low prop variety make them feel both generic and sometimes difficult to navigate. There are secret rooms that make exploring rewarding and add to the adventure feel, not sure if I am very fond of all that jumping with heavy-looking armor tho. Combat wise I feel that weapons are effective against mobs. The hit effects look good and even had an enemy trying to fight me after losing an arm. Stamina management is tricky the first minutes of gameplay, not much of an issue later. Archers, at the current state, feel unfair. Very good aim and damage. Sometimes you have to make a run for it or use the environment or magic against them -which is interesting- but you always pay the health tax. I guess that we'll get a shield in future patches. Magic feels underwhelming (llow level, at least) -Fire magic consumes a lot of mana for low damage. The DoT is also very low damage. -Ice magic is good to slow some mid-tier enemy. Many interactions cause FPS drops, so I try to avoid it. -Wind magic takes a bit of time to cast, but can be a good opener for big groups of enemies. I feel it should disperse both poison clouds and enemy projectiles, to be fair. -Telekinesis is the utility/fun tool. I feel that launching a spear against the most basic mob should kill it and that most mid-tier enemies just ignore it, but I have not tried the specialization. Boss fights are boring. Slow, clunky animations with heavy damage that knocks you to the ground. Easy with potent vials, slow and boring if not. The skill tree and leveling system looks generic. While you can specialize heavily in one combat style. Most upgrades look like '+1 damage/mana/hp'. Other games opt for very specialized upgrades and/or three different skill trees that reduce decision fatigue, I hope they would go for it. [hr][/hr] I really look forward for the game to be completed and have a blast with it. Best of luck!!

♥♥♥♥ me, what an entrance. I normally don't go in for EA games, especially when they're fresh into EA but my lord. I've probably got under an hour of gameplay so far and it's already worth double what I paid. Combat wise the game is a spiritual successor to Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, like everyone says, but the game is goooooorgeeeouuuussss. So many times in my limited playtime I've just stopped to drool over the views. I find myself stopping to just look at the rocks on the floor. I walked along a cliffs edge with a spectacular view and to compliment it was the little added detail of water gently dripping from a wooden archway I passed through. You know how every game now does the Breath of the Wild zoom out "LOOK AT THAT VIEW!" shot at the beginning of their game? Well this does that as a passive. My computer isn't top notch but it still set my graphics to Ultra by default. It got a bit frame jumpy at times so I put it down to High to make the combat smoother and I honestly couldn't tell the graphical difference. My gameplay just got smoother. Ontop of that the combats just fun. The weapons feel their weight. The enemies react to each hit and kick. The spells surprised me when I went to use fireball and it was quick, snappy, and tracked. All the while looking sick as. I normally avoid using items and doing crafting in games. This crafting system was effortless and I found myself looking for materials around the map to craft potions and weapon coatings. They have an easy system where each material / ingredient can have up to 3 different effects based on how you craft it. You can make them into potions, weapon coatings, or throwable bombs. The versatility was a nice surprise, and as I said, I found the experience quite effortless, making me want to use it. These days games feel like the developer had one good idea and built a "game" around it where you're just doing that one thing. It's refreshing to see this already shaping up to be a decent and interesting RPG. I actually like the character I'm playing as. The little lore I've seen has been unique and makes me want to know more. And I don't want to spoil it so I'll just say the other ally characters are extremely likeable so far. It's just good. Plain and simple. I almost don't want to recommend it so people will pay these developers what it's full release should cost when it does release. But if you're interested in either: good combat, fabulous graphics, wanting a new RPG, or enjoyed Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, any of those are more than enough reason to grab this $15 gem.

Really wanted to like this game. Graphics were looking pretty tight initially. But all in all it's a $10 demo that should have been free. I paid to beta test. Wow, the future didn't have flying cars, it had a crashing dollar. I Played through twice today. Have to say though, it has promise. I've learned not to expect much out of developers this last decade. What you see is typically all you get. We'll see. It has the feel of "Might and Magic" aesthetics, but it does not deliver virtually any story at all at this point. Just a rat that pops out of your ( Y ) to talk at you a couple times. Hopefully we'll see something come to fruition. It was very laggy even at low and medium settings. I have a 4060 i7 32g ram. I run most everything on high or ultra no problems. There are some segments that are just not optimized and frames drop to 10-15. I was surprised as much of the game ran as well as it did. There is a ton yet to be ironed out on all sides. I enjoyed myself until I didn't in short order. Here's to hoping this dev team takes the support it got for a demo that should have been free and finishes this out. PS Is it worth $10? To me it was. But if you are on a stiff budget in mom's basement, she's in the freezer and you are still collecting her social security, I'd wait until bills are paid. I wouldn't risk raising eyebrows over being short $10 on the electric bill still in your mom's name. Someone might get suspicious and send a welfare check.. uh oh. We don't want that! GTA6 will be worth it though!