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: …

Good old game) waiting for 2 part 30+ years

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.

Janky piece of ♥♥♥♥. The game runs way too fast which is apparently linked to your mouse's polling rate. I adjusted accordingly. Game still runs way too fast. Spent hours digging through the community forums, reddit, and youtube looking for answers. Why character actions were ever linked to polling rate in the first place is beyond me. Unplayable garbage.

On of the best games of my childhood

A great old-school game in the dark fantasy genre! The graphics are certainly a bit dated, but the atmosphere and music are still top-notch. The best part is the chance to play through two completely different campaigns as the forces of Light and Darkness, each with unique character classes. For fans of old-school games and good, hardcore action, this is a true classic.