評論

• gamedeal user

  Nov 1, 2014

  Great game if you don't take it seriously at all its a cheap game and a short one but its good for a few laughs. Its worth its price but if you go in expecting a serious rpg your going to be disappointed you may have to do some grinding for money/exp but if you get $4000 crossbow from the northern part of town you should be good to go since range is the most powerful thing in this game so far.
• blinkingstares

  Jan 7, 2023

  i got this game years ago, on my iPad, when i was probably around 11 or twelve. It still remains my favourite game. I love this game so much. The graphics aren't the best, but no experience I've ever had with this game is negative. I would play this game for HOURS if i could. And I have. Maybe not on Steam, but my point stands. I love this game.
• gamedeal user

  May 6, 2015

  Ravensword: Shadowlands is a very dumbed down Skyrim clone. It has it's moments of fun and you get to fly cool mounts eventually, but it has a lot of problems. I still want to play it, but will need to remember to SAVE OFTEN!!! You die a lot and get stuck in the environments. Graphics are a mess in some places and it really takes away from the atmosphere. Trees, rocks and plants will be floating in the air, tears in the buildings, popup everywhere, etc. Some textures just don't seem finished. Music, sound effects and voice acting are all done well. There are some cool enemies to fight. I love the skeletons! Character models and animations are okay. I give this game a 5/10 because of the cheap price and it can be fun to play! ONLY purchase if you are the kind of player that is very forgiving of glaring flaws and can still have fun with mediocre games. This was one of those rare games that I played from start to finish without any breaks! I liked it! Pros + Open World, free-roaming exploration + Unlimited ammo for bows, crossbows and guns + Has horses and flying mounts + Decent graphics + Nice magic effects + Has quests + Can keep playing after the main quest is completed + Has some cool bugs and glitches Cons - Small area maps - One town with minimal shops - Not many hidden areas to find - Not many different weapons & items - Same mounts throughout the game - Floating trees, rocks, plants, etc. - Death animations could be better - Not many magical spells/runes - Small amount of quests - No ending? - Has many bugs and glitches - Game seems unfinished
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2015

  I've noticed that in the PC gaming community, any game ported over from android is generally disdained as beneath them right from the game's inception. Iesabel was another perfect example of this. Games ported from android are shorter, smaller, and simpler, but that doesn't mean that they can't be fun and provide a few hours of enjoyment. I enjoyed this game all the way from the finish. It was far from perfect and had some texture glitches, (nothing game breaking), but the story and soundtrack were good, the combat system simple, the controls spot on, the landscapes beautiful, and the enemy variety interesting. It's basically a budget elderscrolls. Some of the keys can be rebound, but not all of them and that was a big negative for me. Other than that, there's not very much to complain about here for the price.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2016

  Warmly recommanded! A casual yet fun subpar open-world RPG. Especially good if you do not have tens of hours to spent diving into the land of Tamriel. Pros: + You can fly on a giant eagle given to you by a waterfall! + You can also ride pterosaurs. I mean, do you have to read more? + You fight giant carnosauts with a crossbow and a sword. Still not convinced? + Fireball spell is actually a firethrower + Runs on low-config old machines + No game-breaking bugs + All the boring parts of an open-world RPG have been ripped off the game + Skill progression is rather entertaining + Nice landscapes + Beautiful music + Ennemies attacks are nicely animated (especially the Raptors) + Easy grinding + Most voices are convincing + You can be everything at once (mage, warrior, thief) Cons: - No depth in universe and in story - Very limited loot - Maps are empty - No proper dungeons - Lack of challenge - Ennemies are all of equal strength more or less - It is NOT Oblivion or Divinity II or Two Worlds or Risen or Gothic. Nothing of that kind here. Verdict: A casual, low ambition game, yet seriously fun. Short and fast-paced. And dinosaurs! And flight! Long version: This game is hard to judge. In every aspect, it tries to remind to you of Oblivion, especially in the first city, where the music is almost the same. And yet it is highly delusional. This game is a CASUAL open-world RPG. Seems paradoxical? Sure it is! A few examples: All merchants buy everything you have to sell at the same price. Lack of immersion, for sure, but it's fast and efficient. Houses are closed if there is no quest inside. People have no name if they do not have something to sell or some quest to give. Maps are quite simplistic, with no caves, no dungeons, only a few wandering ennemies that you can kill at will. They happen to respawn near instantly, but as they are very passive, it is only a massive grindfest. So, this game is subpar in every aspects. Everything is simplistic; but everything works as it supposed to do. Some landscapes are really nice and charming (the Terraces, for instance), music is nice and epic, fighting system is good, skills are a constant fun to improve, etc. If you can explore the different regions in any order, the game is quite linear in the sense that you have nothing to do in the so-called regions except a meagre handful of straightforward quests. This game provides a chep yet solid fun, which will content every one who like to hunt Raptors in the swamps with a magical sword and the sound of drums humming in the air.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2018

  The largest Mobile RPG of it's time. It pushed the limits of what a mobile device could do, and delivered a decent story with a skill tree and classes. Dozens of areas that despite being on mobile way back in the early days, looked decent for what it was. Very good game I have spent a lot of time in it. If you are wanting a retro rpg experience this is a good one, alongside morrowind.
• gamedeal user

  May 17, 2020

  Great game! I love this game but it's old so dont expect the best of all time. I will recommend this 100%! its a mad-lad game!
• zentzlb

  May 30, 2020

  C+ game with lazy world building, shallow quests, and lousy graphics. But, if you are looking for a cheap 10-20 hours of mediocre game play, this is the game for you. Just know what you are paying for.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 12, 2020

  Where to even begin....It's important to keep in mind that this game was originally developed for mobile, which is where I first played it. If you've played "Ravensword: The Fallen King" you know that this is already a huge improvement on the part of the developers. Huge graphic, gameplay and movement overhauls. Better soundtrack and sound design, much better story in my opinion. When i originally played this game years ago on an iPad it really blew me away what they did with what they had. I played it all in one sitting but i had a blast doing it and was engaged with everything happening. I will admit, coming back to the game it wasn't quite as good as I remembered and it doesn't stand up to its other PC counterparts of the same era, but it was MADE FOR MOBILE. Be able to play on PC and re-experience the game was a joy though. So without any further ado, here is my review of "RavenSword: Shadowlands" Graphics: So this is the first thing that people probably look at when they are considering buying the game so it's the first point I'll discuss. Try not to dwell too much on the graphics when you considering putting a penny down on the game because the gameplay and story does put you way past them. Even though they are a couple years old ( the game was made around 2013) i still think they hold up pretty well. It might bother some people with a more keen eye at first but once you start playing and try to look past the flawed graphics (the game was made by and indie developer) I belive you'll get immersed enough in the world they won't even bother you anymore. You can defintley make out what the world should be and there are lots of different enviorments and beautiful vistas that I've found to be very memorable. Gameplay: I won't sugarcoat it, the gameplay is pretty rough, and it's pretty hard, definitely not for the faint of heart. I liken most of the combat to dark souls, lots of dodging and hitting over and over again, and you usually have to make use of stun locking when you are surrounded by multiple enemies. The movement is pretty solid even though the jumping is a little clumsy (this is offset later with the ring of jumping which provides lots of fun movement options). I don't have much to say on this though as the gameplay and combat isn't the main aspect of the game. Story [Warning: Spoilers]: The story of the game is a fairly basic fantasy idea with some neat twists. Although the story is very good, i don't really think it's the main aspect of the game. Lots of neat enemies and bosses and allies and friends that you get to meet along your journey. Lot's of the characters, no matter how minor. are very memorable to me and i enjoy talking to them and hanging around them, they really feel alive to me. The Archmage dies. [end of spoilers] World building: I love the world building in this game, there are so many side quests and b plots I don't think I've even found and played all of them yet and I've completed the game at least twice. While they try to keep the world fairly simple in its fantasy elements there is lots of small hints to bigger lore that the charaters around you drop in the dialouge. Just small things that really bring the world to life and make me believe it. One of my favorite parts of the game is all of the different enviorments in the land you get to discover and explore. From the beauutifu city of Aven, to the rocky tropical crags, to the beautiful open fields and icy tundras. To the dangerous wastelands and caves and the goblin infested forests. The game is always bringing you to new and exciting locations. Although i love the world the developers built, I wouldn't saying the lore and world building is the main aspect of the game. Conclusion: "Ravensword: Shadowlands" is an amaziing game made by a small indie developer. No, its not a "huge bige box AAA game made by a large company" but if you look past the flaws of a small developer you can see it really is an amzing game with lots of heart and with lots of heaert and soul put into it. They spent and lot of time on the story and the world to really make you feel like you're in this realm, experienceing these experiences. So if you have 6 dollars to spare (WHAT A STEAL) then i defintley suggest putting "Ravesword: Shadowlands" on your list of games to play, and I can promise you'll come loving it, maybe even wanting to go back and try it again as a new character with new decisions! Thank you for reading :P
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2013

  The developers are wizards. This game runs at about 30-40fps on low on an intel hd 3000 in Ubuntu 13.04 and still looks absolutely beautiful. The game reminds me a lot like Skyrim, and whileit has its quirks it's still a fun game to play. I understand it's a mobile game, but if you didn't play the mobile version, this is still worth a buy in my opinion. The game just needs controller support, and probably more attack styles, but overall I'm enjoying it.