Iesabel

HORRIBLE "GAME" DON'T EVEN BOTHER PLEASE!

1. running is very slow, achievement "finish 2 act by walking only" is insane 2. stamina is running out while running, every 15 seconds "I need to recover" and I have to wait 5 seconds... 3. side quests without markers, I'm not searching for quest items while being this slow 4. bad map layouts, many dead ends without chests, mobs, shortcuts etc. 5. mobs getting bugged in the wall or in the air, can't attack them 6. drops from chests getting bugged, can't pick them up 7. chests can be empty... 8. many useless drops for the other bugged class (witch) 9. can't change the spells in the action bar if there are too many potions in the EQ... 10. HP/MP numbers are too small and unreadable 11. no dmg numbers from mobs, can't even see if I'm close to being dead 12. more Pinglish than English 13. the storage chest is bugged, items aren't being stored, they disappear... 14. can't do multiplayer achievements, multi is not working 15. have to finish the game on easy mode to unlock normal mode... 16. legendary items feel underwhelming, same icon as epic/unique/normal and 1 more bonus than epic, no special effects, only bonuses to stats 17. no mounts, skins, special interesting items, skill chang…

So this is Iesabel... (TLDR: Get it if you have a thing for buggy messy games) Ok, look I'm not going to go into a huge rant as much as I would want to. This game is basically from what I understand a less than well maintained port from a mobile device that is still littered with bugs. ...I played it, I gave it a fair shot and... That assessment would be correct, this is in fact a mobile game ported over to PC systems and it's filled with bugs. Some bugs are minor like the pathing is a lil funny, or there is a way to soft lock you by declining to enter a new area, issues with quality of life like a near unreadable healthbar and, no real adjustments for PC settings (good that you can change the resolution but doesn't really mean a whole lot. The worse bugs come from I think the ranged character "The Witch", when she's not missing targets like crazy - sometimes even when you aim the spells can go wildly off in another direction. I imagine the barbarian is significantly more playable. Sometimes clicking doesn't do anything at all, sometimes you can hold the mouse down and it will target and autofire, sometimes it does not. Stuff like that. Though one of the more frustrating a…

gameplay 10/10 voice acting 11/10 Great game. better than Diablo 4... (I think.. never played Diablo 4)

Most of the negative stuff has been pretty much said by all the other reviews, so ill just add what was frustrating to me that others did not mention. Spending points in crafting can feel very misleading as certain ingredients you don't get until the last dungeon in the last act [spoiler] Looking at you White powder for identify scrolls [/spoiler]. Crystals i never found out what are used for, and potions are abundant enough and you can just buy more if you have a nervous trigger finger. leveling feels a bit weird you enter a new area and get levels very quickly then i just cuts off as if you have the max lvl for getting xp of those mobs, this can make some boss or semi boss fights early on tricky if you have not chosen a functional build as you can't go back out and level up some more. Good gear has a very low drop rate! do not feel guilty for using the teleporter back and forth from the towns (the shopkeepers get new inventory everytime you do). in act 2 I had to use this tactic just not to get 2 shot from enemies [spoiler] I would recommend doing this in act 2 as the teleport stone is right next to the shops, and you are going to do this alot of times , think rolling …

Iesabel, developed and published by Forever Entertainment S.A., is an action role-playing game that clearly sets out to emulate the classic hack-and-slash formula popularized by genre staples such as Diablo and Torchlight. Set in a dark fantasy world threatened by demonic forces, the game places the player in the role of a chosen hero tasked with restoring balance through relentless combat, exploration, and character growth. From the outset, Iesabel presents itself as a traditional ARPG experience built around real-time battles, a steady stream of loot, and a long journey through varied environments filled with hostile creatures and supernatural dangers. At its core, the gameplay loop revolves around clearing enemies, completing quests, and improving your character through experience points and equipment upgrades. Players choose from different combat styles, including melee-focused builds and magic-oriented characters, each supported by a range of skills that can be unlocked and upgraded over time. The sense of progression is one of the game’s stronger elements, as enemies regularly drop weapons, armor, and magical items with varying stats, encouraging constant comparison and opti…