Drova - Forsaken Kin

Drova - Forsaken Kin - the world of Draheim lives by harsh laws: magic is gone, the spirits of the forest are unhappy, and people divide the land between two forces. The Order sends a novice to unfamiliar lands, where open conflict is about to break out. From the first minutes it becomes clear that they are not leading by the hand here: the task only gives direction, and where to go and who to talk to is decided by the player himself. Quests are not highlighted on the map, so you have to explore the area by asking people you meet and remembering the roads. Helping the village does not go in vain: small good deeds are paid for with reputation and discounts from merchants, and greed is paid for behind closed doors. The battles take place in real time with a top-down view, and in them it is not so much strength that is important, but preparation: a timely block, retreat, changing weapons for a specific enemy. Experience is awarded for completing tasks, not for clearing bushes, and from this the order of progression is highly dependent on the player's choice. You can join one of the sides, and this changes the entire further route: each faction has its own tasks, available places and attitude towards strangers. Equipment is mined, bought or traded, and crafting allows you to fill holes in your equipment. At night, the world becomes more dangerous, and there are not always enough torches and herbal infusions, so forays are planned during daylight hours. Opponents have their own schedules and patrols, and if you arrive at the wrong time, the fight will turn against the hero. Leveling up comes through skills and equipment, and mentors first require you to prove your skills in practice. For those who love old RPGs without prompts and are ready for a world that is not going to adapt to the hero.