The Lantern of the Laughless Saint

I highly recommend this if you've ever enjoyed an Elder Scrolls game. There is so much character to this world, it's a delight to inhabit.

Every day for the past week, I've been opening up this bad boy and having myself a blast. Then, at some point, I'll look over at my partner and say, "Did you know I love this game?" She's starting to get tired of it. This is so fun though! I'm trying to spread the word and get more friends to give it a try. It's taking time away from my writing but who cares. Skyrim was a recent obsession of mine and I never played Morrowind. Time to dive in...after a few more hours of this at least. 10/10 Indie Game.

FUN GAME , A SIMPLE MORROWIND LIKE GAME JUST ALOT SMALLER BUT STILL LOTS TO DO .

It feels like I'm playing Morrowind for the first time again. I adore this!

very good it defenity ticks the scrolls like box and i love it

it's straight up a bethesda-like and runs about as well given it's on UE5 with lumen. still, not too bad and co-op was super seamless with no lag whatsoever. i'd give it a shot if you like any of the elder scrolls games and want to buddy up with someone

Needs a lot of work, but I do feel comfortable giving it a positive review, simply on the grounds that I got 12 straight hours of pretty entertaining co-op gameplay, but a lot of it was in spite of the games design, not because of it. I don't think i'd recommend it for solo players though. for instance, we missed out on probably 70% of the quests because occasionally all the townspeople would try to kill us without us even doing anything wrong. For instance we found the cat people village on the far side of the map, and the npc that teaches 2 handed weaponry just burned himself to death on the campfire, which angered everyone else in the village and locked us out of probably several quests. The same thing happened randomly at the starter village later, we both died in the Tower and respawned at the starting village, only to be met with the whole town trying to kill us. Its now a ghost town, since at that point it was like a bunch of toddlers trying to punch a refrigerator to death. Also present are lots of Co-op desync bugs, since I wasn't the host I have lots of experience with these. I was literally incapable of sprinting up stairs or ramps without falling through the floor or being launched somewhere. Many quests also wouldn't trigger completion if I, the guest, was the one to complete them and not the host. We'd have to wait a few in game days for them to reset and then have the host player finish them instead. a few cases of enemies that were invisible for me but visible for the host, making dungeon crawling a bit frustrating since i'd just die sometimes. this bug wasn't super common, maybe 1 per hour. lots of smaller desync bugs like my gear not displaying right or fast travel not always working. Despite these big issues, the bones of a good game are here (we did play for 12 very entertaining hours in one day) so i have no problem giving it a very positive review, and the devs are working very hard on maintaining the game, since there have been 7 updates since its launch 1 week ago. I will most likely be playing this game again once it is more complete.