Разработчик: Liminal Games
Описание
Follow the Indie RPG Spirit in Search of The Memory of Eldurim
You know the feeling of setting sail beyond the edge of the map, beyond the boundaries of knowledge? So do we. One reason we love video games is that they offer fresh lands to discover.Discover a new world, its adventures, and its haunting story as you play The Memory of Eldurim. As Liminal Games, an indie studio, we make games specifically for people with their own indie spirit.
People like you--those who long to discover.
Cash in your creativity. Fighting isn’t so much spam-clicking. It’s more of a dance. You will need to recognize openings and to strike in particular ways. You have to think to fight. At least, if you want to win.
Shape a civilization. Save a town from eradication--or eradicate one yourself. Purge a city of thieves--or foment anarchy through political assassinations. Lead or abandon an exodus. Fund a town hall, troubadour’s guild, refugee district...or buy your own estate. Cultivate alliances...or the opposite.
Change the game through the forums. We listen to your input because we believe that you, like us, deserve to be heard. One day, you might tell your friends about how your comment changed the magic system. As proof, you might show them the relic you received in thanks. A communal development strategy should be exciting for all.
Explore an expansive and intricate world. The CRYENGINE makes for some stunning visual scenes. Experience them through your travels across this new world--its sleepy forests, blistering deserts, glittering tundra, submarine ruins, and more.
Seek the Memory of Eldurim. Everyone is missing something, but most cannot remember what it is. It is their only hope against darkness. Seek the Tree of Light on your quest to save the world, rule it, or destroy it.
Count on RPG essentials. We didn’t discard the strengths of the Open World, RPG genre, we simply took them as our starting point. The vision detailed above (that you can add to on the forums) stands on solid RPG essentials. For example, of course your character can level up, but not through a cliche system.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8.1 64 bit
- Processor: Core 2 Quad equivalent or better
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 11 compatible (GTX 400 series or later/AMD HD 6xxx or later)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8.1 64 bit
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
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Abandonware. Developers made a news announcement about going under, but didn't alter the store page aside from a change in price.
I was young and foolish when I bought this "game" Thanks to this game I no longer bother with early access games. Shit game, important lesson.
I've been waiting for an update for 5 years now. At this point I'm beginning to think it might not happen. 99 cents might be worth the price but you shouldn't support the kind of dev who takes early backers' money and runs without a word no matter how low the price is.
One game i took a chance on years ago because it looked like it had great promise ahwell such a shame waste of money :(
From the forums
" ekcell [developer] Apr 8 @ 7:24pm
2018 FAQ
My dudes,
I realize there's still lots of folks here asking questions so I thought I'd try to give some answers.
Is this game dead?
As should be obvious from the date of the last update, this game isn't actively being developed.
hat happened?
We had to get other jobs as we weren't making enough money from the game to pay ourselves anything.
Develop on the side?
Unfortunately, I was the only one interested in continuing and I couldn't do much alone.
Will you ever revive the game?
I personally would love to do it! But I don't forsee it happening in the near future.
Why did you lower the game to $0.99?
Since the game isn't being developed I felt it was no longer worth charging $20.
I paid the full price and I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥!?!?
I can't do much about that. My only consulation for you is that we have the data for which steam accounts paid full price, and if it ever became possible to somehow compensate those who paid more, I'd want to do it.
That's not good enough, I'm so mad about this situation, there will be no forgiveness for you or your family for this. How can you live with yourself?!?!
I would just remind you that I tried my best. It was a lofty project (in hindsight, way too big for 3 people) and we gave it our best shot, and it didn't work out. If that's not good enough for you, then maybe nothing realistic could be.
Could you make the project open source and let the comminty finish it?
I discussed this with the other owners and I don't think we can. There's a few legal reasons that make it unlikely.
I'll watch this thread and respond for the next little while."
DO NOT BUY IF YOU ARE EXPECTING A COMPLETE PRODUCT.
Get Dark Souls instead.
I paid $20 for this and now it has been abandoned and price cut. The price cut isnt bad, keep in mind, its the fact that the game is abandoned, will never be finished, is in an alpha-like or pre alpha state, and yet they still feel okay keeping it on the store.
It's not a game at this point, it would just make a mildly entertaining Cryengine tech demo.
Abandoned early access trash, had so much potential but has not been updated for a loooong time, even for the cheap price its not worth it.
20 euros paid, now its out for 1 euro and still unfinished garbage, what a time to be alive.
Game is dead no matter what devs say. No updates oin over a year, just periodic posts to the effect of "We really want to work on this but... but... but..." excuse after excuse. They are basically just stringing along the community for some unknown reason. Dead. Dead. Did I mention dead?
If this game is ever finished, I will change my review, but as others have said, it hasn't been updated in over a year and is barely beyond the starting point. It has a lot of potential and I enjoyed exploring and testing it out for a few hours. The graphics are great, the controller support appreciated, and the possibilities seemed endless. At this point, however, 3+ years after its release, I think everyone who paid for it should be refunded. We paid in good faith to support a developing game with the assurance that we'd eventually get a complete game. That is simply not the case here, unfortunately. 10/10 dashed hopes. 1/10 completeness.
I had high hopes. I was hoping this would become a sort of modernized Morrowind. It has some of the basic ideas, but no content whatsoever. I bought this game so long ago and they added maybe two major features since then. Character creation is nice but give me something to DO.
In my hour of gametime I did some flailing around, killed some random wandering knights. Most of my deaths, or rather, "Reloads" is when I fell into water and could not find a way out at all. Kudos for not giving me instant water death like older games, but kudos immediately lost when I spent ten minutes swimming around trying to find ANY kind of surface to get back on land.
I keep checking back up with this game only to find that they haven't updated in more than a year. Wish I could refund, but sadly far beyond the two week limit. What a waste.
(In the event this game has some major comeback, I'll edit/delete my review to reflect that.)
The Memory of Eldurim is an Action RPG in a fantasy world. As it is still in Early Access, the game has a few bugs and other imperfections here and there, but the developers are quite active in the game community and are willing to take a look at things where they can.
The gameplay itself is mostly what you'd expect from an ARPG. However, there is a fair bit more strategy and planning your attacks than just running in mashing the attack button. You will die, but each death teaches you a bit more about what the particular enemy needs in order to be beaten.
Visually, it's very nice. There are drops in the framerate from time to time, but I'm sure that further updates will help to optimize it and improve the stability of the framerate.
Sound, for the most part, is pretty sparse. The main town has music, but except for the occasional orchestral chord swells, there's not much in the way of ambient music outside of town. Battle music is also present at times, but don't go in expecting hours of music to get stuck in your head (not yet at least).
Overall, this is a good game with the potential to become a magnificent game. I am looking forward to seeing where it goes.
P.S. An update for controller support was recently released. If you have a controller, I highly recommend using it.
P.P.S. The game has gone on the back burner for now as far as updates go, but the game remains a fun little sandbox to explore.
I'm going to make this short and sweet.This game combines the open world exploration experience of Skyrim with the combat of Dark Souls. Also, despite it being listed as single-player, the devs have indicated in the forums that they are going to implement co-op (isn't a co-op rpg skyrim/dark souls experience what everyone wants?). This is an extremely early access game. There isn't a lot to do in it right now. However, the concept behind it is genius. Go check out the forums. The devs seem to be listening to their community. I recommend this game despite it's incomplete status because of its concept. I see a few reviews saying things of the sort "I don't recommend it right now." However, we need people to support this game so that it can achieve its potential. If your looking for a completed game, then this isn't it (hence early access). But if your looking to back something of the sort I've described, then give it a shot. I could see this game, easily going for $60 at full release. I know a lot of people have been burned on "early release titles" lately. This is one that I'm willing to risk it for.
I wish there were a "Not right now" option for recommending a game, espeically with all these early access games, but for now I will just say I do not recommend this game. Don't get me wrong, it has a TON of potential. I can really see where the game could go...in a few years. Which is exactly the problem. It will take quite a long time for this game to really reach its potential. I say give it a year at least, maybe two and see how things are then.
I know it's early access, but I didn't realize it was quite this early. I would almost not call this game in an alpha state just yet. It is more like a pre-alpha, behind closed doors only test phase in its current form. For me it was just too early access.
The good:
The enviornemtns look awesome. They are creative, varied and make you want to just explore around, since it's an open world you can definitely do just that.
The combat has a decent start. It has a sort of Dark Souls vibe with how attacks work and change with each weapon you use.
The spells seemed interesting and I liked that you could use two different stones to get various different spells for a decent level of customization.
The bad (most if not all of these will probably be fixed at some point):
No quest log. There are quests and the quest log is there, but the log is currently not working so it can be hard to remember what to do unless you write it down.
No interactive map. It's basically just a still image. At least an indicator of my current location would be awesome.
No voice acting. I don't want to totally put the game down for that. Obviously voice acting is a huge undertaking and maybe the game will eventually have it, maybe it wont. Just be aware that you will have to do a lot of reading here.
No customizable controls. That wouldn't be so bad, but the hotkeys (in my opinion) are very strangely set up.
No controller support (yet). I don't know if controller support is planned but this game really would feel a lot better with a controller in my opinion.
The game doesn't save your position. When you quit or the game crashes or whatever, you start back in the hut you started the game in. You do keep all your items though, so I found it kind of strange that it doesn't save your position when you quit.
The game crashes fairly often. I had two crashes in about an hour.
Enemies are a bit easy. While I said it did have a Dark Souls vibe, the AI is a bit weak. The first several enemies I ran in to just walk at you and attack. If you time it right you can use this huge greatsword I found and one shot the enemy before it even gets one attack off. This changed a tiny bit when I ran in to a few shield enemies but it still wasn't that challenging.
There are several areas you will explore just to find nothing there. I went in to a cave with some skeletons, worked my way to the back and found...a wall with a crack in it that looked like it had something behind it but I couldn't break it no matter what I tried. So then I found another path in to the same cave but at a different area. That path had no enemies and led straight to a dead end with nothing in it. So I turned back around, found yet another cave, walked through it, killed an enemy or two, swam in some water, and found a way out. It led to this high narrow bridge like thing. I followed that all the way to the end and...nothing, the bridge just suddenly stops at a massive drop off.
Does everyone remember how awesome The Elder Scrolls Oblivian was when it came out? This game, though a work in progress, has that feeling. The mechanics alone are the reason why I bought it. However, it also has good graphics (becoming amazing every patch), rich and fulfilling combat, and the possibility for so much more. The developers listen to the players, and they really care about their work. So, if there is/was something you care about in this game they will hear you out on it. I can't wait to see what this game turns out to be.
EDIT: I think that the game has been abandoned. The has not been any update or new content since January 2016 at this point.
NOTE: While it is to be expected, and apparently many didn’t get the memo, that an early access game is not the same as pre-purchasing one. It’s a different yet rewarding and enjoyable experience to be part of. Plus, the devs are awesome and always willing to answer your questions or receive any feedback you might have for them here in the forums or over at their twitch stream channel. I've really enjoyed playing the game, interacting with the devs and other fans, and you could too. The devs deliver on their promises and right now is prime time to back this game!
When thinking about whether or not you want to purchase this game, keep in mind the following:
- Do you hate paying for DLC and would rather enjoy free content updates in a game? Check!
- Are you like me who wants to explore and conquer a gorgeous and an already huge but ever growing open world universe? Check!
- Isn't it great when the Devs actually respond to your feedback on the forums? Check!
- Would YOU like to help shape an Open World RPG universe? Check!
- Isn't it satisfying when your play style wasn't given the short end of the stick? Check!
- Do you enjoy games with deep combat systems which gives you a real sense of dynamism and strategy? Check!
- Would you like it if no effort you put into your character will be wasted? Whatever you do will permanently improve some aspect about you! Check!
The following features are currently being developed:
- Want to be take part in guilds to earn the top title to wield influence over others? Check!
- Want to be part of a modding community for the game? Check!
- Do you like crafting and mining to create new and exciting equipment? Check!
- Want a multiplayer experience where you can play alongside or against your friends and other players? Check!
[*]This and so much more is just waiting for your support!
My time with The Memory of Eldurim has been a satisfying and rewarding early access game experience that would satisfy any serious gamer with a patient eye for epic role-playing games. It’s obvious that the team at Liminal Games are passionate and talented developers who are committed to making this game the absolute best it can be. Their commitment to this game is proven by the frequent quality updates like this: improving upon already existing features; adding in new and exciting ones; updating their placeholder animations with professionally created ones; and also by adding new HUGE and beautiful areas to explore and conquer. It’s always exciting to see what future updates will bring us!
It's great to know that these guys are serious about delivering us the best experience possible. You know that you're getting your moneys worth when you buy this game, and the piece of mind that they'll continue to pump out great content as they have been and continue to invest in this game with the money they make when you buy it.
The future looks bright for the MOE. Brighter still when you decide to join us :D
Did I mention Multiplayer? Yeah, how sick is that! Who wouldn’t want to play Skyrim with your friends? Well, you will soon get your chance at such an experience with this game!
I highly recommend you support this great game now and not wait to buy it!
well... you can't get naked in this game!
let it be that this is coming from a person who never approved or even liked the idea of Early Access and only purchased 2 early access games proven to have a good hard working dev teams behind them - the Long Dark, the Forest - while never played them, this game fits in my simple concept of supporting a Dev Team. the game has potentials supported by constant updates and I'm hoping to see it done, God knows we need more Action RPG games..
so
if you here to play the game I will say it's too early for that, though I enjoyed the environment and the charming Ambient Lighting the game in whole it reeks of unflushed mechanics and lacks more features than it delivers.
but it's 20$ to support the Game, so make a decision,
right now
hurry up I'm waiting :P
This is already a great game and all indications show it will only get better. Progression is very natural. This is not a game that will hold your hand. Combat and magic systems are well founded. Updates are regular.
Athough this Open World game is Early Access and in only in Pre-Alpha, you can still have a lot of fun with it.
The Devs are hot on combat mechanics and you have to earn your kills, not only by moves but also knowledge of which particular weapon and weapon spells work best against each enemy type.
You play either in 1st ot 3rd person, changeable at the scroll of your mouse wheel, I find fighting easier in 3rd person with this game.
There is very little "hand-holding" and you have to find out a lot of stuff by yourself, or cheat and go on the forums if you are really stuck. Currently only one very large Island is available but it gives a good few hours of gameplay.
The graphics are pretty good and slated to get better, something I really like to hear. Crafting is high on the list for future Updates as is mining. Check out the Liminal Games site for more info.
An Early Access Pre Alpha Game!!!
That being said if you love Elder Scrolls especially Skyrim and can't wait for an Elder Scrolls VI (not ESOnline, and actual ES6) and if you have the time and patience to help these guys develop a really nice game with a huge amount of potential then defenitely get this game. I've only been playing a little bit, and have already noticed a bug or 2 and had a crash, but I do really like this game and the potential it has. As I said before, this game can be truly awesome. Please, if you have the time and patience help this game to reach it's true potential buy buying and playing it.
Obviously in an early alpha state, but lots of promise here. Looking forward to seeing further development, and hopefully increased focus on 1st person mode.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Liminal Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 17.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 32% положительных (150) |