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Awaken as a soul from the Underworld. Discover who you are and explore an ever-changing open world full of mystery. Battle beasts and gods, or forge alliances with them. Die and be reborn in this adventure.
Svarog's Dream is a rpg, choices matter and open world game
developed and published by VI Game Forge.
Released on December 04th 2023 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 677 reviews of which 604 were positive and 73 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 21.00€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5-8600K / AMD Ryzen 3 5300
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 960
- Storage: 12 GB available space
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Svarog's Dream features isometric action combat with auto-attacks, active abilities on cooldowns, and a distinctive "spirit form" mechanic. This allows players to leave their bodies to scout areas, adding a strategic layer to exploration and combat. A notable aspect is the game's approach to death. Upon dying, players are returned to the Underworld and must choose a new body to inhabit, retaining their virtues and level but losing specific attributes and talents. This mechanic discourages death-scumming and adds weight to player decisions. While the game may not boast cutting-edge graphics, its art direction effectively conveys a bleak yet captivating world. The environments range from blood-red lakes to perilous caverns, creating a visual feast for adventurers. The open-world design encourages exploration, with various settlements, quests, and hidden treasures to discover. While the main story offers compelling set pieces, some side quests have been critiqued for limited player agency, often presenting binary choices without deeper consequences. Svarog's Dream is a commendable indie RPG that offers a fresh perspective on the genre. Its dynamic world, innovative death mechanics, and rich lore provide a rewarding experience for players seeking depth and challenge. While it has its imperfections, especially in combat fluidity and quest design, its strengths make it a noteworthy title for RPG enthusiasts. 9/10 DISASTER | BAD | MEDIOCRE | OKAY | GOOD | GREAT | AMAZING | MASTERPIECE Reviewed on: Win11 Home 64-bit, Intel i5-11600K, GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB TUF, 32GB DDR4-3600 RAM, 2 x Kingston NV1 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD, Internet Broadband 300/50 Mbit If you like this review, then please consider giving it a thumbs up. I've also reviewed other games that you might find interesting. If so please follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/27418263/] Top of the Chart.
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If you love "jank RPGs" BUY THIS GAME. What do I mean by "jank RPGs?" Well, if you have played Outward, Risen 1/2/3 or basically any Piranha Bytes game, then that is what I mean and you've played the jank. There is a certain charm in the "jank RPG" that isn't found in your traditional RPG. Here are a handful of the traditional jank qualities I love, and that you'll find in Savrog's Dream: - The graphics. It doesn't have that beautiful, bright, old-school cozy feel that is in Outward, but instead feels almost gritty like the Risen or Gothic games of old. There's textures that are little off with a lot of bland colors; edges (terrain, etc) that are pretty straight rather than natural; lighting that flickers inconsistently- but wait, before you think I mean this all in a bad way! All of it is done in a consistent, super polished way that makes it all just a part of its character and Savrog's "look." -The dialogue: much like your TJRPG (traditional jank RPG), the writing is intentionally vague and definitely has the eastern European vibe to it, like some stuff got lost in translation, but still (and AGAIN) it is done SO DAMN WELL. It genuinely is fun writing and dialogue so that the stories and characters you come across are interesting and you want to keep pushing the quests forward. - The combat and loot: the combat borders on impossible for about the middle 3rd of the game but then once you find something that works you will feel like a god! Then you will be brought back down to Earth, rinse and repeat! It's a lot of fun with tons of replayability because of the good/evil system that is inheritely linked to your build! (yes, your build will partially change how the story SHOULD unfold- chaos or order). The loot is almost as confusing as the combat at first in that you're just kind of thrown into things and everything feels like it hits for your entire life for about half the game. BUT there's so much pretty loot and they all feel like they do make a difference, so again, it's done pretty well (but I think it could use some work, to where loot feels more impactful). - The world map and amount of stuff to find is also done really well with tons of places to explore and plenty of level-gated areas to skirt the edges of and hope to explore deeper later, that it all feels sufficiently mysterious like any good TJRPG. Also, there's an expansion which I am definitely going to get because I want to see more of this weird world! To anyone who liked this, check out: Sands of Aura (this one is a bit nicer than all the rest except Outward but it has jank and is an all time fav; Outward (the pinnacle of the jank RPG); the upcoming Gothic Remake, or any old Piranha Bytes game (if you can stand the old graphics); and going even further back, Summoner from PS1. This will all satisfy your TJRPG fix if Savrog didn't do it for you.
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One of the best games I've played in a very long while. I don't write many reviews because I'm too lazy, but this game deserves one. It reminds me of divine divinity, tunguska the visitation and a little bit of dungeon siege 2. There are many different mechanics in the game and while they are not overly deep, they are komplex enough to get you interessted. The world is dynamic and feels alive. A lot of times i visit villages or places I was already before, there is a new quest or npc which wasn't there before. There are "world news" which tells you what is going on in the world. For example: "A trader got ganked somewhere on the road between two places." You can go search for his cart, if you want to. Maybe you'll find something of value. The sound design is also pretty good, especially the music is amazing. I also like the class system. It's basically like Grim Dawn plus Elder Scrolls. You get points for levling and spend those on masteries like ranger or necromancer etc. That's the Grim Dawn part. Your skills lvl while using them. If you grab herbs and craft potions you'll get better at alchemy, for example. That's the Elder Scrolls part. There is an optional Ironman mode which I usually completly dislike, but in Svarog's Dream it's done pretty well. You are not the guy you play, rather than an immortal soul. So if you die, you get to pick one of three new chars. You only lose your traits but your lvl stays. If you're just mildly interessted in the game, just buy it, ok. I probably wrote more in this review, than my last 10 combined.
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It's lovely. I have a zoo that follows me around and beats the crap out of everything for me. By the time I raise my arms to do anything, mobs are all dead. I have dogs, deer, boar, bear, viper, skellys, fox, crab, and a bunny. I think the bunny is the real killer in the group. I know when the group goes tearing through those mobs, that bunny is underneath there bitin' toes. So besides my pet obsession, I'm also enjoying the lore and quests. The whole world has been created with exploration and story in mind, where there are not a ton of just random enemies. Most are tied to quests, or the dark of nighttime and certain areas. Definitely will be putting a lot more time into this, and it is a highly recommended gem.
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A click-to-move ARPG akin to classics such as Path of Exile, except I simply like this better. The pros: Experimenting with your build is one of the main attractions of this game, and the devs made it fun and easy to do. You get so much variety from being able to combine whatever 2 classes you want, and some gear/weapons just feel satisfying to complement your build (or serve as its core). More pluses include fluid controls, a pretty good inventory and UI system, and likable music. The cons: The biggest gripe I had with this game was that the writing, although genuinely funny at times, came across as unpolished or amateurish, especially at the sentence and punctuation level -- which can sort of break your immersion from the game. You just don't feel like the person you are talking to is a powerful god when you notice that his dialogue reads like a hastily written reddit post, with multiple comma splices scattered throughout. Still, the English writing is fluent, and it's polished enough that there aren't any heinous typos or sentence gore. Other criticisms are few, such as occasional performance stutters in certain places, and how short the game is. (It took me about 30 - 35 hours to finish the main quest and all the side quests I could find, though this still gives you a good bang for your buck.) Overall rating: 9/10, a criminally underrated gem.
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Svarog's Dream is currently priced at 21.00€ on Steam.
Svarog's Dream is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 21.00€ on Steam.
Svarog's Dream received 604 positive votes out of a total of 677 achieving a rating of 8.37.
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Svarog's Dream was developed and published by VI Game Forge.
Svarog's Dream is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Svarog's Dream is not playable on MacOS.
Svarog's Dream is not playable on Linux.
Svarog's Dream is a single-player game.
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Svarog's Dream does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
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VI Game Forge
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VI Game Forge
Release
04 Dec 2023
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