Ertugrul of Ulukayin

I really enjoyed this game early access and I hope to get back to it to play the full release soon. It has an historical and mythological setting at the same time, there are collectibles, different playable characters, bosses... I played this demo the first time for about 5 hours, with some optional exploration but without going for a completionist path. I have played on Steam Deck: at the time I write this review, the game is said to be unsupported, but it run flawlessly out of the box, not a single crash (graphics settings on high; I have tried setting very high but it was too resources consuming so I got back to high). I had only a bug that got me stuck in the story, but reloading last save fixed it. Pros: - Turkish historical and mythological setting. - I played with Turkish voices and English subtitles. I do not know Turkish so I cannot really tell, but my impression is that the voice acting is good. - 3 different characters playable in the demo (even 4 if you want to count two versions of the same character as distinct, I do not want to tell more to avoid spoilers). - Collectible codex pages, that tell us about Turkish history and culture, so that foreign player such as mys…

[h1]Early Access Review[/h1] The game is an adaptation of the Turkish historical drama series [i]Resurrection: Ertuğrul[/i] made by the same studio. Granted, in its current state, I can't say for sure how much it will align with the TV-series and what will be different. The player will control three characters: Ertuğrul, Turgut and Meryem. The game is a combination of action adventure and survival in the life of a 13th-century Turkish nomad. In addition to fighting, it envolves hunting, gathering resources, crafting items and upgrading buildings in the camp of the tribe. Combat is fairly simple, but it can be challenging. Enemies can perform different types of attacks requiring either dodging or blocking at the right moment to avoid. In addition, there's almost always a large group of enemies to fight. Fighting is done with sword and bow. To provide more variety, there are attacks that cause bleeding, poison or fire damage in addition to regular ones. In addition, the finished game will feature a large amount of Turkish folklore and myths ("Ulukayin" is the name of the Tree of Life from Turkish shamanism to provide one example). At the time I'm writing this, the game do…

Nice game I can't wait to get the chapter 3

So far in it's development, the setting is peak, the immersion of the setting is fantastic, but it has a HORRENDOUS amount of graphical issues, collision issues, and plays VERY poorly with it's insistence on auto targeting onto enemies leading you to being unable to actually attack what you want when you want as well as the combat system INSISTING on it's rock-paper-scissors mechanics rather than being more free flowing. Overall this game can be amazing if it is allowed to breath and the bugs are fixed, at the moment it feels too constrained to be fun whether with where you can go, how you can do it, how you can fight, what you can do in a fight, among addressing the fact you CANNOT jump. Which in a game like this, I understand why, but I also question why not. It's the steppes, everyones packing bows, surely it wouldn't be imbalanced to have climbing and jumping. And I KNOW this is a "modern game design because everyone was ohko'd by breath of the wild ass" complaint, but it feels like it has the old school "chest high wall" problem that is infuriating. Either way, I just WISH this played better.

The story is great I enjoyed it. gameplay is still buggy especially in combat which can be annoying, but it's pretty simple so it can be ignored. bosses are fun and simple for the beginning (only 2 chapters are available), Ive done pretty much everything I can do before I finished the second chapter and overall I am loving it. Looking for to see how this game develop in the future.

For the price I guess its worth a punt? Maybe......................?