Gedonia

Very good 😊

so this got released?

Too rough to recommend. Performance is all over the place and I get weird rainbow textures on max settings. Tons of typos and badly translated dialogue. Half the enemies just stand and do nothing while you attack. The UI is borderline unusable, menus overlap or are cut off the sides of the screen, map can't be zoomed out or panned etc. It's just a mess and I have no idea why they're making a sequel when this game feels so unfinished.

It is a really fun game. I wouldn't say this game is like anything else. It is not Zelda even though graphically it looks like it. It is not Skyrim, it is not Gothic. Not Fable. Not Dungeons and Dragons. It is not World of Warcraft. I have not played any game that is like this game. It is a great game. It doesn't take itself seriously and it looks like a game for kids at first glance but it is a rather mature game. It is genuinely fun to explore places, you feel rewarded, quests are fun to complete, they have very different solutions and the stories behind the quests are unlike any other RPG. Some are very dark. The craziest most interesting and fresh ideas are there (in my opinion, having played probably over a 100 RPGs). Gedonia is big enough and detailed enough. Exploration is rewarding. Build variety is BIG. I started out as a warrior then became an archer. Tried being a bard. Mixed in some blood magic and rogue skills. Combat to me didn't feel janky at all but I am used to playing old games. I also chose ranged combat to melee in the end but when you stay out of range and don't get hit it really is best defense. Besides shooting AoE arrows while doing a backflip with ma…

A great game - exploring the massive open world is fun, progress feels rewarding, and even the level locks are used effectively. There’s plenty to do, even if it gets a little repetitive. It’s great that this project features many factions and quite a few NPCs. Of course, the game - especially graphics and voice acting - often feels a bit simple, but the slight Jank-factor only adds to its charm. Highly recommended!

One man comes in and recaptures the feeling of oldschool Runescape and, in my opinion, early 2000's World of Warcraft. My recommendation has the caveat of, if you have some nostaliga for that era of MMO's I would say go for it. But if not, you may not get the same feelings for it. There's some hiccups here and there in terms of voice acting, spelling, and some balance, but for a one-man creation I have a lot of respect for what it is.