Hidden Heir

Sorry no, the game is as rigid as not allowed, here a short list of what u have to do or can't to: - you can't configure your keys - you can't do a quest if it's not selected - you can't do a quest objective if you don't come form the right path (open world ? yes but follow the path ...) - you can't move while changing weapons - you can't aim or hold you shot with the bow - you get help window, on certain zones, pop up and block you, forcing you to close them to do the slightest action - you absolutely have to lock your target or you char while randomly swing in any direction, no matter where you look - screen is shaking when your bow does critical range damage/freeezing enemies and it's causing headhache - enemies retrating from fight (no reason why) are still falling on their asses if you shoot them in the back - Shoot animal, they dont fight back and gives you xp, and stop running away after 10 sec you first hit them, they'r too kind :) ... and other many bugs and problems making the experience not fun... Shame because this looks like promising and interresting, animation are good even it's sometimes weirdly chained (ex : the jump is weird), world desing is looking good but not…

Hidden Heir is the kind of indie action-RPG that immediately communicates ambition. Developed and published by AYS CODE YAZILIM, it presents a dark medieval world where a forgotten lineage resurfaces, placing the player in the role of a protagonist whose ancestry carries consequences far beyond personal identity. Rather than easing you in with lengthy exposition, the game drops you into a land scarred by conflict, shifting political loyalties, and lurking supernatural forces, letting curiosity guide you toward understanding your place within it. The premise itself isn’t revolutionary, but the sincerity behind it is evident, and it provides a strong emotional and thematic backbone for the adventuring, crafting, and combat systems to build upon. Once you begin exploring, it becomes clear that Hidden Heir is structured around player freedom. The world is open to roam, encouraging you to leave the beaten path, search through forests and ruins, enter caves, and interact with scattered settlements rather than march straight toward the main storyline. The environment’s scale is more intimate than sweeping, but that compactness helps it feel approachable rather than overwhelming. Resource…

i started the game. i used my controller. i hit the start button, takes me to menu, hit return and can hear sounds and can move character but screen is still black and stuck on menu screen, tried multiple times with same result. had to close game and start again. refunding the game. maybe its my fault for using a controller. i dont know. i dont play with keyboard and mouse. it cramps up my wrists too much.

I like the game style and environment. That said, this is still just recently out of Early Access, and has a lot to improve upon. The environment is beautiful, but still needs to implement DLSS and FSR to give it more polish. The UI is functional, but a bit awkward. For example, you can open the Inventory by pressing the I key. But you can't exit the inventory by pressing ESC. Just a little thing but common practice for this type of game. This game has plenty of potential, and the price is right. I just hope the DEVS get support to keep developing this diamond in the rough. :)

Umm this game needs alot of work it's simply should not be on sale atm, it's unfinished and has alot of problems. It looks good graphic wise but the game play is bad. I'd wait at least 1 year before you buy it. Edit: I just realised this game is not EA like that's bad it's a full product and it's crap sorry to say.

Janky but seems interesting