Svarog's Dream

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So I enjoyed this game and now I'm looking for something like it. There's a couple titles I'm looking at next, but although I enjoyed Svarog's Dream, there are some really tedious, annoying, and frustrating elements. The game has some elements that make it difficult, such as dying and reincarnating as a new character. Though you keep your level and typically have a reroll function, sometimes you die in the worst ways. Ways that aren't really your fault. For example, I came across a camp and clicked on a question mark npc thinking it may be a quest. Turns out, you can't exit the dialogue and they become hostile. I did this early on, died. No big deal right? It happens. I resurrected and had to go back for my gear and because of my low level, I kept dying. So that was a restart. Too many deaths do affect the game. One time, I had a dialogue pop up and I had to surrender an item to survive, but I couldn't read the text because if I did, spawned enemies rushing at me would kill me during the dialogue. I died countless times by kiting and accidentally clicking on a fox and doing a shooting animation (hunter) rather than running like I was. I died once accidentally clicking near a d…

Amazing Game. I am the only speed runner I know on this one haha. I made 20 runs already. Has its bugs but I forgive them all. Honestly, I wish the developer would make more out of this. More dlcs, a second game, etc. Certain stats and classes or combination of classes are broken but forget all that. If this is your first time I suggest you do all the side quest and you choose the class YOU want to play with, don´t look for the best one. That was my first run and the one I enjoyed the most by far. I chose the story not the stats

I've completed the first ending, and here's my thoughts and tips, so far. The combat is like an ARPG akin to Diablo, POE, or Grim Dawn, but the devs are trying to go for a more hardcore/immersive experience, if you choose to entertain them. What sets the game apart is their version of an ironman difficulty, which is the "intended" way of playing. How is it ironman? If you have the option enabled (it can be disabled anytime), that character dies and you pick one from a roll of 3 options, which you can reroll with enough god favor. The world doesn't reset, you keep your level and level-up points, you can loot your corpse(s) whenever you please (they don't despawn), you lose all the gold you were carrying, and the world becomes more 'chaotic' (a world modifier/status) leading to slightly tougher enemies, and I'm guessing higher density of enemies. It's not just you die and pick a new character with a different starting spot, the devs actually try and naturally incorporate it and make it thematic to the game's theme and NG+. The build variety is awesome. You get two class options at the start, then a third between level 60-80, and fourth and final one when you harvest a fig or shrub …

Release more of this game please. Need an expansion that focuses on the one god as well,

Just play Grim Dawn.