Eukarion Tales 2

[h1][i]“The past is dead and buried. But I know now that buried things have a way of rising to the surface when one least expects them to.”[/i] ~Dan Simmons, Prayers to Broken Stones[/h1] Lord, give me strength with this one... K, let's start with what this is all about. There's that Italian company called [b]Age of Games[/b] that makes simple (and rather crappy) games since early 2000. Exactly since 2000, actually, if we'll believe their website. Believing these guys, though? Not... really a good idea. Let me provide you with one of their old claims – “Age of games is the beginning of a new universe. We're building a world without boundaries that will expand in multiple creative directions.” It was said about a couple of years before this game came out and, well, you can always tell when somebody trying to bulls**t you in such an obvious matter. You know this kind of claims. That [b]Fallout 47[/b] just works, that [b]Skull and Bones[/b] is a “quadruple A” game and so on. Except [b]AoG[/b] are way, [i]way[/i] cheaper than that. Why? Well, because all that above was told... about [b]Flash[/b] games. You know. [b]Flash[/b]? [b]Macromedia[/b]? [b]Adobe[/b]? [i]That[/i] [b]Flash[/b]. …

Eukarion Tales 2 is a charming throwback to the golden age of browser-based fantasy adventures, combining traditional hack-and-slash combat with character progression, exploration, and equipment management. Developed and published by AgeOfGames, this action RPG embraces the simplicity of classic Flash games rather than attempting to reinvent the genre. Its appeal comes from delivering an accessible adventure where defeating monsters, collecting treasure, and improving your character remain the primary motivations. Although its mechanics and presentation show their age, the game offers an entertaining experience for players who appreciate straightforward fantasy adventures without overwhelming complexity. The adventure unfolds in the fantasy realm of Eukarion, where dangerous forces commanded by Kaos threaten the surrounding lands. Players take responsibility for confronting these enemies while completing quests, assisting characters, and exploring hostile territories. A military encampment serves as an important starting location where adventurers can receive assignments before venturing into forests and other dangerous regions. The narrative follows familiar fantasy conventions, …

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Just like when I was a kid playing online. 10/10 glad I can finally beat the game and play as the Elf.

Got it for $.74 and it's pretty good for that price tbh. At the full price of $3. It'd also still be pretty decent.

oldie but a goodie