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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 on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
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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- 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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TLDR; Yes, yes, 1000x yes! Get the expansion too, VERY worth it. Svarog's Dream is an absolute gem of a game! There is so much to like about it that I'm not even sure where to begin. Suppose I'll start with the mechanical aspects. Shares some DNA with the likes of Grim Dawn in how the classes work, but I found Svarog's Dream far more accessible. GD felt more restrictive if you didn't have some kind of meta build going and constantly farming for better gear to get through to the end game. At least at default difficulty, Svarog's Dream is way more forgiving, you don't *need* to optimise every skill and stat and gear piece (but you can). Loot is fairly generous throughout and each piece can be upgraded to perform well enough. Class skills are more important and finding synergies between different classes can unlock some devastatingly fun combos, but you don't *need* to get heavy into theory-crafting the perfect build to clear end-game content. Because for the most part, you control the challenge. You decide how difficult of a quest to go on. You decide if you want to take on a monster 30+ levels above your character's level. All of this adds up to the best part, which to me is... You can actually roleplay. Shockingly, yes, an RPG in which you can RP. When you don't need to have all the loot and XP to "win the game", it opens up choices which are more "fun" than "optimal". And it works right from the start. You are effectively an immortal soul. The game opens with you taking a human form, and the game gives you a choice of characters to inhabit, each with their own little backstory. You can choose to lean into it for RP purposes (as I did) or ignore it and do your own thing. When your character eventually falls to any number of misadventures, you are reborn with a new choice of characters to inhabit. You keep your level, and can keep your existing classes and skills, or (again, as I did) respec them fresh to match the new character you'll be inhabiting. For each fresh character I chose, I would behave slightly differently in the world, but still leaning into the wider narrative I was building as a reincarnating soul. It was a level of roleplaying depth I have very rarely encountered in any CRPG, let alone an action-focused ARPG. The side-effect of this choice is that the gameplay stayed fresh right the way through, because the few times I died gave me a whole new build to come up with which made sense for that character, and a new playstyle to adapt to. One was a hunter, another a berserker, one a necromancer. Each wanted to watch the world burn, but for their own reasons. There is still so much I could say about Svarog's Dream that I have thoroughly enjoyed (I haven't even touched on how well the story supports RP with its branching paths and very tangible, game-world consequences, order/chaos soul and world states, faction wars, traits system, god favours, world events...) but I doubt anyone is going to read this far, and I could easily turn this into a thesis. 60hrs-ish for first run, doing basically everything to one ending of the main story, there are several endings and many alternate pathways to choose for replayability. Very highly recommend to RPG fans, ARPG fans, and fans of well-made, unique games in general.
Great rpg. Takes a bit of getting used to as it doesn't work quite like any other. Resurrection mechanic is great. Plenty of choice when developing skills. Big open world with very little handholding. Storylines are interesting without being amazing. Overall its something like a cross between an arpg and a full blown story driven one. I highly recommend it with a strong 9/10 and, given that it is so cool I'd also suggest getting it with the expansion right away,
To all my Grim Dawn friends, check out this game. It has some similarities to GD like dual classing, open world, crafting and more. I wasnt sure when I picked it up if I would like it, but right now its the game I keep going back to over the other 1/2 dozen I bought during the summer sale. I can see myself sinking some hours into this game.
Never written a review before, but gods damned it's criminal how underrated this game is. What I purchased, expecting to just be a little hit of "Neurodivergent Crack" style game, turns out to be maybe the most profound and thought provoking experience I've played since Disco. Gameplay wise, pretty neat. Clunky as all getout to start with but once you settle in to a playstyle you like you get the hang of it. The progression is what really makes it for me though, I love any game that takes me from sniveling sh*t-heel to slaying entire hordes with a single arrow. Power scaling enjoyers look no further. The world it a treat. Sure, your imagination might be more important than your graphics card for this one, but the regions feel distinct and appropriately challenging or inviting, and filled with enough points of intrigue to make exploration fun and rewarding. The reincarnation system is a really refreshing take on death mechanics. Depending on your choice of avatars on a new life you might take a few drops to the stats, maybe a chance to change a playstyle, or maybe you'll be brought back as a feral hog. The Dharmic wheel ever turns. Performance wise, all I can say is Works On My Machine, which is honestly pretty close to spud-spec in 2026. Yeah there's a few frame drops here and there but they never gave me any grief. Apparently turning off V-Sync makes this game run better. But the real diamond in the rough here is the storytelling. No not the story itself, per se, but the way this game delivers it feels trully brand new. No spoilers, but each story beat is arrives in such a matter of fact, blase manner that the player is almost *forced* to create their own motives, which eveventually plays into the hidden trichotomy of the morality system. Alot of the freedom this game promotes itself with is partly illusory, but it works for it's purpose. This isn't Morrowind, it's a story about the stories we tell ourselves that has real lessons to take into real life. It's not subtle by any means, Diogenes is one of the first characters you meet and challenges you to find a single honest man, but that's ok, subtext is for cowards anyway. TL;DR, Ambitious and unapolagetically philisophical indie title that delivers on way more than you'd expect and then some. On sale for nine Australian Dollarydoos at time of writing so if you're as pretentious as me and don't pick this game up, you are blind the vision of your greater self and will be reincarnated as a lamprey.
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Svarog's Dream is currently priced at 21.00€ on Steam.
No, Svarog's Dream is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 21.00€ on Steam.
Yes, 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.
Yes, Svarog's Dream is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Svarog's Dream is not playable on MacOS.
No, Svarog's Dream is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Svarog's Dream is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, Svarog's Dream is playable on Steam Machine, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
No, Svarog's Dream does not support VR.
Svarog's Dream is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Svarog's Dream. Explore additional content available for Svarog's Dream on Steam.
No, Svarog's Dream does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Svarog's Dream does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Svarog's Dream is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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VI Game Forge
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VI Game Forge
Release
04 Dec 2023
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