Enclave

[h1]A Forgotten Relic[/h1] [b]Graphics & Visuals: 7.5/10[/b] [i]Considering its 2002 release, Enclave looks perfectly acceptable. The environments carry a dark fantasy atmosphere that occasionally reminds you of classic RPGs from the same era. It obviously can't compete with modern titles, but its visuals have aged far better than many games of its generation and remain easy to tolerate even today.[/i] [b]Gameplay & Combat: 6/10[/b] [i]The biggest problem isn't necessarily the combat itself—it's how poorly the game behaves on modern systems. Bugs, awkward controls, inconsistent physics, and technical issues make the experience far rougher than it should be. Strip those problems away and you're left with a fairly average early-2000s action game. Nothing offensive for its time, but nothing remarkable either.[/i] [b]Story & Atmosphere: 7.5/10[/b] [i]Enclave presents its fantasy world with enough style to grab your attention, but the actual narrative never reaches the scale it tries to suggest. The setting and presentation feel more impressive than the story itself. Even so, it still has more personality than plenty of forgettable fantasy games released today.[/i] [b]Sound Design: …

well... if you yearn this kind of games, despite its good try out BLADE OF DARKNESS first.

[h1] An Old-school Action-RPG, functional yet janky [/h1] [b] [u] Overview [/u] [/b] Originally released way back in 2002, it provide a mission-based gameplay where you can follow the story with different classes in two separate campaign: Light and Dark. Pretty different compared to other traditional RPG where you get to explore, the implementation of gameplay is seamless with the usual Hack & Slash system yet pretty janky as you continue with the playthrough. 🎮 [b] [u]Gameplay [/u] [/b]concern with Hack & Slash system and the shooting mechanic. However, the main weakness is its implementation. The way it works is that you can keep pressing the button so the character can swing the weapon but you can't never be sure of when and where it gonna hit, thus making you have to step back and hit over and over again. Which it is preferable not use melee option/character as it is too risky and frustration, you best use range character like Archer, Druid, Magician. Moreover, the mission-based gameplay have you on some sort of scavenger hunt for gold coin to use for equipments which is pretty odd in the beginning phase but the later phase you sorta not need to bother with it since you wi…

Rating: 8.3/10 Enclave is a third-person action RPG set in a dark medieval fantasy world where players choose between the forces of Light and Darkness, each offering its own unique campaign and characters. Featuring melee combat, ranged weapons, magic, and a variety of missions, the game blends action-focused gameplay with light role-playing elements and memorable fantasy environments. The dual-campaign structure and diverse playable classes add replay value, while the atmospheric setting gives the adventure its own distinct charm. Although the controls and combat mechanics show their age by modern standards, Enclave remains an enjoyable experience for fans of classic fantasy action games. Its unique style and old-school design continue to make it a worthwhile title for retro gaming enthusiasts.

when i completed the first quest i thought it was gonna be Hella boring but later on when i got new characters and more complex enemies i truly started to enjoy every second of it. def recommend no doubt though i would only buy it during sales cuz still i think 6 dollars is quite not worth it for such low Polly game, if it had more dynamics then yeah but it is still quite basic SOOO

Extremely underrated game. One of the few I know of where you can play as both the good guys and the bad guys in alternate timelines.