R.A.W. Realms of Ancient War

This game has One HUGE positive point going for it LOCAL SHARED SCREEN CO-OP! Other than that, it is a simple, but well done DIABLO 1 clone, and fun for what it is: a full COOP semi-retro ARPG playthrough.

Four realms locked in a decade of war provide the backdrop for a console-style hack-and-slash loot game. The premise dispatches a hero king-to-king to forge an alliance, serving mainly as justification for marching through mines, deserts, and prisons. Three classes open the campaign. The wizard fights at range through fireball, toxic cloud, and meteor spells. Fireball spam defines the wizard experience because mana costs prove negligible. Regen restores the resource faster than casting spends it. Grouped enemies evaporate under repeated volleys, and herding entire packs before detonating them proves irresistible. Damage numbers climb from double digits into the thousands. The Sunset Tower soft-lock stands as the run's most serious defect. Descending from a second floor back to the first broke a door transition entirely, and recovery demanded an under-explained return-to-map option. Camera control and a map remain absent throughout, compounding navigation friction. Progression accelerates dramatically in the final third. A level 25 weapon roughly tripled attack values, while life-drain earrings returned massive health per hit. By the closing realm, nothing survived two casts and …

This game is not very good, do not play it.

Just one time with it! Warrior class is bs and the worst which should be the best. The Best is wizard which should be the worst. Rogue was nice but after some deaths in a row I decided to leave it there. This is quiet isometric slasher game. Like there's no minimap there's a ot of enemies and you can't just melt em off like in hns which takes few seconds I mean you can but you shall use 3 hp at 15 enemies for example. Sometimes you get them easy sometimes it's hard to even deal with 5 enemies at once. I was playing on normal difficulty but it took some struggle with it so it's ok. Graphics is like nice ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. I mean you would paint something good but with ♥♥♥♥. Character models are low but the environmental are really nice maden, with a real ♥♥♥♥ grapchic style. There's no additional weapon or equipment stats like 3hp per hit or some additional aura, defensive etc. It's just worth a try it's not a really bad game but it's not even good :P I just get fun like for over 5 hours. The other 5 were quiet boring. That's all I can tell.

One of the smartest design choices is the scarcity system. Potions aren’t infinite — burn through them too often and you’ll find yourself in real trouble. Revival stones are also limited, forcing you to play more carefully and strategically instead of mindlessly spamming heals. This adds real tension and makes resource management meaningful, which is something many modern ARPGs have moved away from. I loved that risk/reward feel. The only real frustration I ran into was targeting. Occasionally I’d click on an enemy and nothing would happen — no attack, no response. A simple highlight or clearer targeting indicator on enemies would have fixed this instantly and made combat feel smoother. I also noticed that some skills (especially right-mouse button AOE powers) would sometimes knock you or jump you away from targets in awkward ways, which could break your flow mid-fight. The One Thing That Would Make It Perfect If this game had auto-attack functionality, I probably would have sunk dozens more hours into it without hesitation. The manual clicking is fine, but an optional auto-attack option would make longer dungeon runs and farming sessions much more enjoyable and less tiring on th…

RUN FINE GAME is fun but lacks some qulity of life you expext from this type of games these days and fellow path like old game personal i feeling like it could have been amazing but game play and fighting casual click spam no brain power requried game dosent get harder or change much as progress