About This Game Avernum is one of the great tales of indie gaming, an epic series of fantasy role-playing adventurers set in an enormous, subterranean nation. Avernum is a land underground, a subterranean nation full of rogues, misfits, and brigands, struggling for survival and wealth in the monster-infested darkness. Avernum 6 is the final chapter in the Great Trials Trilogy, three games that tell the tale of your weary land’s final destiny. Avernum 6 is the final game in the long-running, award-winning Avernum series. Explore a gigantic world, with a fascinating storyline, hundreds of quests, multitudes of side dungeons, and many hours of adventure. The game features clever enemies and dozens of interesting scripted encounters. Learn over 50 spells and battle disciplines. Hunt for hundreds of magical items or craft your own powerful artifacts. 7aa9394dea Title: Avernum 6Genre: RPG, IndieDeveloper:Spiderweb SoftwarePublisher:Spiderweb SoftwareRelease Date: 11 May, 2012 Avernum 6 Download Dlc Summary: This is pretty fun BUT it's basically a beta for the Avernum 1-2-3 remakes, and kinda falls apart in the last third.I know its somewhat unfair to judge a game due to lacking the features and balance changes that were introduced in later sequels, but having played Escape from the Pit \/ Crystal Souls first, I wound up missing a lot of basic quality of life features. For instance, if you want to make an attack with a ranged weapon and you're too far away to do so, the game won't just run your character forward, but will instead tell you that you can't attack. A lot of annoying little things that alternate between that and outright balance changes:*You basically get into combat the second you see an enemy, so you never have time to buff before a fight - you either run through the overworld with buffs constantly on, or give up on them entirely.* Clerics get their first area of effect spell very late, and it's a fire spell that rolls around just when you're fighting mostly fire-resistant enemies.* Fire-resistant enemies that love to block melee attacks. I never really felt my party was in danger past the early game unless I stumbled into a sidequest combat without being prepared for it, but a lot of the unavoidable maingame combat was horribly sloggy, with the enemies being way more tanky than necessary.* The game is kinda balanced so that you get a lot of challenge out of optional sidequests on normal difficulty while unavoidable maingame content is quite a bit easier (if sloggy). Not sure if I approve of that, and the very notion of going through the sidequest combat on a higher difficulty is frightening.* Game kinda falls apart in the end. You kill the ostensible main bad guys, and are then left retreading the same ground for a few hours, cleaning up loose ends and doing fairly unimpressive quests until you're allowed to access the endgame battle. An endgame which doesn't even have named enemies.With all that in mind, I had a great deal of fun fighting and exploring for about two-thirds of the game, and was invested enough to slog through the remaining third, poor balance and annoying interface issues and all. Not quite the epic sendoff the series deserved, but probably worth your time nonetheless.. I remember playing Avernum as a kid and have fond memories of it, now it appears that very little has changed.If you want a nostaligia trip this is definately a game for you, however it's grindy as hell and hasn't aged all that well compared to other games of the genre. The fact that not much has changed isn't exactly a bad thing, if it ain't broke don't fix it. The only problem I have is how clunky the UI is, in the fact that you could carve it onto a stone and it would still be intuative. It works, it's just not very nice to look at for longer than half an hour at a time. Still enjoy it though.6\/10. While it may not look amazing, this game turned out to be extremely fun and addicting. While it's decently complex with skills and all that, it doesn't take too long to catch on how to play. Plus, you don't need to have played any of the other Avernum games to play this one. It's extremely fun and I definitely recommend it to those who enjoy RPGs, and it's a big plus that you can make your character a lizard. ;D Plus there are other playable races as well!. If yo udont mind a lot of reading this game is great. It is a classicmmorpg and is cheap but, it is worth it. So far i have founs hundreds of items and the ranking system for your team is greatly done. Getr this game when ever you can.. The end of the series and probably the best one of the 6 games, with a very strong story that will make you work to try to save the remains of what was the Avernum civilization, seeing everything crumble the more you try to fix it.A great ending to one of the best RPG series, with a fantastic story writing and world.If there is a remake, but even then, I recommend playing it, because it is just fantastic.. The Avernum (Exile) setting is one of my favorite. Dank caves littered with angry lizard people, cat people, and the occasional demon. A proud but broken kingdom teeters on the edge of the Abyss while rebels and malcontents sense the weakness and instigate rebellion. The graphics are garbage. They wont compete with AAA titles from 2003. But honestly, that doesn't matter. The writing is superb, the setting is epic, the open world goodness mixed with challenging tactical battles more then makes up for the 2d sprites. If you are looking for a game to play for hours on end, look no further.. Even more awesome underground old-school RPG fun!. You gots to be a pretty big isometric fantasy nerd to enjoy this.I am enjoying this.I am a pretty big isometric fantasy nerd.Modus pwnens.
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