Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim
Overflow · 2016 · Action, Adventure, Indie, Action RPG, 3D Platformer
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About Cornerstone: The Song of Tyrim
It's been weeks since anyone last saw the Viking men of the village of Borja, and young Tyrim is determined to set forth and find them. Wielding his crafting and combat skills, you’ll set sail on the Mad Goat across the seas to uncover the world of Nygard’s mysteries, collecting fabulous relics, uncovering forbidden secrets and magic, and ultimately challenging an ancient and unstoppable evil as you quest to bring the Vikings home.
- Epic, open-world blend of action RPG, physics-based puzzle-solving, and combat
- Complete crafting system – build your own weapons, armor, and gear
- Explore 8 exotic islands filled with unique enemies, treasures, and adventures
- Playable vehicles include ships, windsurfers, and more
- Dozens of quirky characters to interact and engage with
- Sweeping score includes live musicians and sound effects
- Fluid and realistic physics bring the action to life
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players describe this as an unfinished action-adventure game with janky physics, bugs, and limited polish that prevent it from reaching its potential. While some appreciate the combat mechanics and enjoy occasional creative moments like throwing bees at enemies, most criticize the weak story, inventory restrictions that encourage tedious material grinding, and overall lack of refinement across gameplay systems. The consensus is that the game feels like an abandoned project with interesting bones but insufficient development, with most recommending it only at steep discounts or not at all.
Too much jumping.
Meh. I won't leave a bad review but the game doesn't exactly run smoothly. *The physics are kind of janky. *The combat isn't bad and it's fun. *The story is pretty weak. *Having the inventory capped is just a way to make run around collecting materials to craft weapons (bc they have limited durability and break). *To play with the steam deck you need to download Proton version 5. I don't know... it's so-so. I didn't really love it to be honest and I wouldn't pay the full price for this game.
Very tentative rec; don't get for > $2. So apparently I played this for about an hour tonight. And it's very janky in a lot of ways, and bugged to hell; I lost progress on my first save because I got stuck on a rock. But I did kill a bandit by throwing bees at him, and I did escape said angry bees by jumping into water; that counts for a lot. It's got the bones of something good, and I wish the devs had stuck with it.
I don't understand how you get this far along in something and then just abandon it without polish. However, this came at a time when a lot of releases were coming out that all looked the same. I'm pretty sure this was an asset dump just thrown together. When I played, it was extremely clunky. By the looks of reviews, it never seemed to progress. That's unfortunate. It could have been something really cool.
https://youtu.be/or7MYbLwzc0 Enough game to be shippable but a lot of elements feel unfinished with just a smidge of content available.
Very basic zelda like action adventure, but without the original charm. It is not worth to play it.
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