The Relic: First Guardian

The Relic: First Guardian

Project Cloud Games · July 31, 2026 · Action RPG, Dark Fantasy, Souls-like, 3D, Action

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The Relic: First Guardian costs £12.22 in the United Kingdom, €13.70 in Europe (EUR), $15.57 in the United States, CA$23.64 in Canada, A$27.90 in Australia, zł74.18 in Poland and R$100.19 in Brazil right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £12.22 −43% £17.09 £12.22 4
Europe (EUR) €13.70 −43% €19.94 €13.70 6
United Statesyour region $15.57 −43% $19.94 $15.57 4
Canada CA$23.64 −43% CA$23.64 — 1
Australia A$27.90 −43% A$27.90 — 1
Poland zł74.18 — zł74.18 2
Brazil R$100.19 — R$100.19 1

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About The Relic: First Guardian

✦ AI summary

The Relic: First Guardian is an action RPG where you harness powerful artifacts imbued with the emotions and memories of the fallen to restore a devastated world and defeat up to 80 story-rich bosses. Its standout combat system eliminates resource management for attacks, instead reserving stamina for defense and dodging, while a collection of over 70 unique Relics and five weapon types with twelve skill trees let you forge an entirely personalized combat style.

Transformed into an apocalyptic landscape by the destruction of the great relic, the once-prosperous Arsiltus lies in ruins. But through the silence we began to hear breaths that have not yet faded, faint whispers carried on the wind: promises, waiting, fear, and love. These forgotten voices are Relics; fragments imbued with the emotions and wishes of those who lived before. It rests with you to find and use these powerful Relics, to honour their memories and lead the world back to prosperity. You are the last hope of the Arsiltus.

Character progression

Players grow by collecting memories in the form of Relics (Runes). Each Relic carries one of over 70 unique passive effects that can reshape skill behaviour, alter combat tempo, and enhance specific weapon styles. By strategically equipping these Relics, players define the Guardian they wish to become.

A combat system as unique as your character

The unique combat system offers freedom in attacks and intensity in survival. Stamina is never depleted when attacking and reserved for defence and dodging. Skills operate on cooldowns, without the need to worry about consumption of resources. This direction allows each player to adapt to their own playstyle and rhythm, seamlessly blending combat flow.

Equipment and growth

The Relic reimagines the traditional RPG loot structure by ensuring that every weapon and piece of armour exists only once in the game world. Each item is a unique artifact, such as the final blade of a legendary knight who defended hundreds or a shield representing a family's ancient vow. When acquiring equipment, players inherit the unique history and powerful story it has lived through. Weapons have been designed around different emotional themes to add to this flowing combat system. With five weapon types to choose from and twelve exclusive skill trees, players will be able to blend abilities to form an entirely unique class of their own.

Up to 80 Tough Bosses

Weapons and combat abilities will be put to the test against up to 80 bosses. With each boss carrying their own story of tragedy. Normal humans transformed into monsters through starvation or curse, prepared to slaughter their own kin, having often forgot their name and previous existence. Successfully confronting each one head on will garner their unique tale and finally lay to rest many troubled souls.

The Relic: First Guardian — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

The Relic: First Guardian receives mixed reactions from players, with some praising its atmospheric exploration, engaging boss encounters, and unique progression system built around unlocking relic slots and weapon skills rather than traditional leveling, while others criticize dated PS2-like graphics, poor camera controls in tight spaces, repetitive music, and a lack of compelling narrative depth.

Not recommended Sep 8, 2026
No disclosure of Rampant Generative AI usage. You shouldnt be allowed to charge money for this. On top of that, the game is just entirely broken.
3 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 7, 2026
this game is IMMACULATE, it feels kind of like stalker in a way you're a bit unguided. it's open world because the area is large but has a linear path so you are not directionless. this game really makes you feel like a ranger, you show up and you go from destroyed village to destroyed village learning about what caused their destruction through notes and memory glimpses, perhaps finding a boss to fight as well. progression is very unique as in there is no exp, you have locked relic slots and weapon skills that you need to explore for the materials to unlock and enhance your gear. and the stories in this game are fantastic! the regretful son who carved out his heart in place of his jewels, why try and make me cry game? my favorite boss so far is the knight of the last light, made me want to lose to him to keep the last light going, You my friend are a chad. combat is very satisfying as well, although i have a gripe about how some bosses endlessly attack. the magic attack that replaces the heavy attack could use some touching up too, maybe make it able to be modified with new effects and animations? solid game worth the 34$ the gear in the game looks amazing too. i really enjoy the …
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 14, 2026
PS2 game
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 9, 2026
The game is overall enjoyable. Feels like an early playstation2 hack n slash game. But it looks like it too... It's amosphere is catchy, you go in, everything on a village is on fire cause of some bandits. It catches your attention for a moment. If you're into that vibe. some things for the devs: You guys NEED to insert advanced graphics options. On a gtx570ti the game just looks like an emulated ps2 game with resolution stretch only and no fixes. Controls are pretty solid though... no major issues. Fights are enjoyable. But the camera is absolutely terrible on some smaller scenarios. Sounds and music are ok. Kind of generic and music loops a lot, but well chosen and gets you in the mood. Missing some combat music, though. Wouldn't recommend this game in this state, maybe after some more patches. keep it up and it'll be an awesome game
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 7, 2026
[h1]I really wanted to like this damn game...[/h1] I'd waited a few years for it because it looked like it was going to be super good. [b]Unfortunately[/b], an RPG can't live on promising combat and visuals alone. ([i]Especially when they aren't exactly stellar in the first place..[/i]) The game is just boring. Flat out mind numbingly lackluster dialogue, of which there is an absurd amount more than there should be in the first place, and somehow it all still says nothing and tells what amounts to no real narrative at all! On top of that, it's just too easy. I stuck around 'til I killed the first boss, and literally I flew straight through so breathlessly that I'm just entirely nonengaged now. It sucks... Maybe one day they'll make it good, but they absolutely should have kept this one cooking longer... And hired a good team of writers. [b]Oh yeah[/b], and [u]real[/u] English voice actors. It literally sounds like they just used Ai voice models to read out the English translations of the original Korean(?) it was written so very poorly in...
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 17, 2026
First not that reviews mean everything this is still a place I and many others all of us like to come to. Haven't noticed many more reviews since released and the de3velopers great updates. So I just had to leave something. This is a fantastic fun game. Exploration is great and I love the combat. Cant wait to see how much more it gets , but currently 80 something bosses. I did run into some cheese later with bosses will see but definitely can recommend The Relic The First Guardian as a very fun game.

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