Terra Ventura

[i] My Experience [/i] I'm almost always interested in Action RPGs that pop up on Steam, and [b]Terra Ventura[/b], although it certainly has a low-budget look, was no exception. I hopped in, rolled an archer, and then started feeling my way around the game's world. I found it to be a little confusing and felt a little lost during my time with the game, unsure of where to go to proceed. Despite the look of the game I must say it's competent enough overall. The classes, skill trees, runes, loot, and level-up system work pretty much as advertised. However, these elements are pretty barebones. In terms of gameplay, the character movement doesn't feel very good and the aiming system felt odd and imprecise. I played until I entered a cavern where I started fighting poison-spewing spiders and fire-spewing lizards. Each of these enemies could spit a large cloud of their respective element, which dealt a [i]ton[/i] of damage to your character. After perishing here, I wasn't really motivated to jump back in. The game's systems just didn't grab me enough to warrant me spending more time with it. It's clear that developer Logical Progression Games has talent, but perhaps they could add a fe…

not worth 15 bucks.

Cute little game, kinda basic, but it's fun to play anyway.

that was fun it was like the games I played like 20 years ago.

This game is great. It's a bit clunky but I had a lot of fun with it. It takes ~2 - 2.5 hours to complete. From what I could tell, the class you choose doesn't impact the gameplay, as every weapon/ability becomes available to you -- and you'll want to use everything to take advantage of enemies' weaknesses. Beware of wolves.

- So fun to play, rating 83/100