Разработчик: Elder Game, LLC
Описание
GO ON AN ADVENTURE
Project: Gorgon is a 3D fantasy MMORPG (massively-multiplayer online role-playing game) featuring an immersive experience that allows the player to forge their own path through exploration and discovery. We don't guide you through a world on rails, and as a result, there are many hidden secrets awaiting discovery. Project: Gorgon also features an ambitious skill-based leveling system that bucks the current trend of pre-determined classes, allowing the player to combine skills in order to create a truly unique playing experience.
DEEP DEMO!
Not sure if an exploration-centric MMO is for you? Try the free demo! (See link above.) The demo lets you explore a large part of the game and learn dozens of skills. Your demo character will be capped at level 15 in each skill you learn. When you purchase the game, you'll keep your demo character and all restrictions will be lifted.
AN IMMERSIVE WORLD
When you play Project: Gorgon, we want you to feel as if you’re immersed in a whole new virtual world. Rather than trying to manage this with just graphics and excessive backstory, we’ve designed the game with dozens of gameplay features that make you feel like you’re really there interacting with the world, such as:
- Each non-player (NPC) you meet has their own goals and interest, and reward players that choose to be their friend.
- Shopkeepers keep inventory, so you can buy items that other players have sold to them. Want to help out new players? Sell your cast-off items to the shopkeeper in the new player zone and watch the new players go to town.
- If you are on fire, you can jump into a lake to put it out. This type of mechanic can have a subtle effect on your strategies, especially when you are fighting a fire mage!
- You can inscribe messages onto items, write books, and even leave notes for other players. Make your name as an in-game poet, or pronounce your greatness to the world!
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
In Project: Gorgon you kill monsters - a lot of them - and you take their loot. In order to keep the experience fun and interesting, we’ve developed unique combat experiences to keep the fights feeling fresh. The loot is randomly generated, monsters have unique abilities, and dungeons have puzzles, traps, and terrifying bosses! The combat skills are entirely free-form. You can learn as many combat skills as you want, and use any two of them at the same time to create your own personal “class.” Project: Gorgon features dozens to choose from, including:
- Battle Chemistry: Create huge explosions, inject yourself with mysterious mutagens or program a pet golem!
- Unarmed Combat: Grapple and control enemies using a situational-aware combo system that varies based on where you are and what day it is.
- Animal Handling: Tame animals and train them to become ferocious fighters. Then breed your best and sell their offspring to other players.
- Necromancy: Seek out corpses and graveyards to raise an undead army. No graveyard around? Well, there are always the corpses of your friends.
- Cow: Got turned into a cow by that boss? That sucks. But learn some kicks and how to stampede, and you'll be right back out there kicking grass in no time!
- That’s just a few! There’s also Sword Fighting, Combat Psychology, Staff Fighting, Sigil Scripting, Mentalism, and more.
Player Choices are important in Project: Gorgon. You can learn as many skills as you want, but sometimes power comes with downsides. You can become infected with lycanthropy and gain access to very powerful skill sets. As a lycanthrope, you are able to roam the world in a pack or as a lone wolf; however, when there is a full moon (which is tied to the real world lunar calendar) you are stuck in your beast form. There’s no cure for lycanthropy.
You can become a Druid - which will give you great power, but you have to vow to drop everything when there’s an emergency involving nature. It could be a forest fire, a monster invasion or even a pesky insect. Nature never lets you ignore your duties, ever.
New opportunists come open, but others will be closed. Can you bear heavy burdens in exchange for greater power?
JOIN THE COMMUNITY
The community is a critical aspect of Project: Gorgon. We strive to maintain a strong, engaged community, supporting our players through:
- Live Events with a focus on story.
- Mechanisms for player-created quest content.
- Player housing (limited and instanced).
- Player-managed shops and vendor stalls.
- In-game communication tools like bulletin boards.
- Bookshelves where you can write and submit your own books and stories (and players can vote on their favorites).
HELP DEFINE THE GAME
During our beta ("early access") period, your feedback helps improve the game, from small things like bug-reports to large things like new skill suggestions, monster ideas, and more! We've already used hundreds of player-provided suggestions during our alpha period, and we'll use even more suggestions during beta as we get into the down-and-dirty details of combat, crafting, and exploration.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO 2.4 GHz / AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 3870 / NVIDIA 8800 GT / Intel HD 4000 Integrated Graphics
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 or newer
- Processor: Quad Core Processor 2.4GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 20 GB available space
Mac
- OS: 10.13 (High Sierra) or newer
- Processor: 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo (Dual-Core)
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 3870 / NVidia Geforce 640M
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- OS: 10.13 (High Sierra) or newer
- Processor: Quad Core Processor 2.4GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 5870 / NVidia Geforce GTX 775M
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 18.04
- Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO 2.4 GHz / AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 3870 / NVIDIA 8800 GT / Intel HD 4000 Integrated Graphics
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu 18.04
- Processor: Quad Core Processor 2.4GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
Hidden Gem!
When you ask an MMO player -- particularly one who is constantly pining after the 'old days' of RuneScape, WoW Classic, or Everquest -- what makes an MMO good, one of the main things they'll tout is the 'social elements'. Without modern conveniences and QOL features like WoW's dungeon finder, they say, you're forced to interact with your fellow humans to group up, share information, and trade goods.
I agree with those people. Mostly.
But I don't think they're what really make for a TRULY good social experience in an MMO. I think that will always come down to a game's community -- and Project Gorgon has the best community I've seen in a long, long time.
And that's what this review is going to focus on. If you want to learn more about the game's mechanics or systems, please feel free to ignore the rest of this review and keep scrolling -- others go into far more detail in this areas.
Sure, I could tell you about the game's ridiculous number of eccentric, silly, fun, and deep skills. I could tell you about how player werewolves are locked into werewolf form for 3 real-life days every month to coincide with the full moon. I could tell you how rewarding it feels to craft your own equipment and engage in the player economy. I could tell you about the mind-boggling number of creatures you can turn into, or how the NPCs react to each of these transformations organically, and in surprising ways.
But I'm not going to do that. I want to focus on the game's true strength, and that has to be its community.
On my second day in Project Gorgon, I was wandering through Serbule Hills, feeling a little lost and confused, when I stumbled upon another player, running around and punching critters to death. He was a little high, he told me, and needed a second to hit his blunt. Amused, I ran around with this unarmed brawler for a while, 'fisting rats' and generally taking care of a few quest mobs we needed to deal with, before he said he needed to peace out for a while... But not before leaving me with the information that I could become an ACTUAL werewolf in game (which I later did), and leaving me with some hints as to how I might do that. The next day, this player reached out to me again (something I almost never experience in MMOs) to see how I'd got on with becoming a werewolf. When I explained that his explanation from the day before hadn't made much sense, he gave me some clearer directions and apologized, figuring that being high probably hadn't helped his ability to concisely explain game mechanics to a new player. I hadn't minded at all -- it was a great interaction anyway. My banter with this player was light and brief, but it was fun and left me with a great first impression of the game.
On my third day in Project Gorgon, I met a high-level player in the wilds. He asked if I had any Pork Loins he could buy -- I did, so I traded them over. He then asked if I wanted to become a NECROMANCER.
Uh... Yeah, random guy, I do.
What happened after is the most insane chain of events I've ever experienced in an online game -- in full RP, this guy guides me through a crypt full of undead, encouraging me to do the bulk of the fighting myself (I assume to prove my 'worth') as we headed on our way to kill his 'apprentice'; a lich lord. I almost died a couple times, but my new friend had my back. He taught me a couple niche mechanics in the game, such as single-pulling enemies to force them to follow me into advantageous positions, and even gave me a stack of 100 bacon slices for me to use as food moving forward (I still have 40 of those left!). By the end of our adventure together, I had the Necromancer skill, and I'd made a new friend.
I was satisfied.
But, like my rat-fisting friend from the day prior, my new necromancer coach had some parting info for me. You see, apparently, there would be a player-run poetry competition happening in the town of Serbule. Would I be attending, he wondered?
Uh... YEAH, I would. Are you kidding?
And so I did... albeit toward the tail end. I didn't submit any poetry myself, but I nearly died of laughter reading (and rating -- which gave me 'Poetry Appreciation' skill xp) what everyone else had come up with. People were dancing, getting drunk (more than a few players with low-level alcohol drinking skills died of alcohol poisoning), playing instruments, and setting off crazy gadgets and spells that caused everyone to leap high into the air. An excellent start to my day's adventures.
On my fourth day in Project Gorgon, I met a werewolf friend who was seeking to teach low-level werewolves some of the basics. I was interested, so I joined up -- and he selflessly spent the next 4 hours of real time guiding me through hazardous frozen wastes, dark, goblin-infested dungeons, and rolling countrysides in the effort to teach me the basics of being a werewolf: how to get my once-a-month full moon buff, where to learn the 'travel mode' (mount-equivalent speed for animal forms) for lycanthropes, and how to get to the casino, where I can complete dailies and mingle with other players.
These are mere summaries of much lengthier stories, and they don't do any of these experiences justice. They don't encapsulate the sheer selflessness or kindness that this game's playerbase exhibits, or the collectively-ridiculous, eccentric sense of humor it has. They also don't properly convey the smaller moments where the community shines: asking for help in Global chat (and actually getting it, rather than being forced to sift through 500 memey responses), or hanging around in Serbule every day and actually getting to know the familiar faces that show up every day -- by name.
If you're willing to engage with the community in Project Gorgon, it will engage back. Ask for help, and you will get it. Joke around and try to make friends, and you won't regret it.
50 hours in, I really can't recommend this game enough if what you want from your old school MMO is a real sense of community, and lasting bonds with your fellow players.
-OLD-SCHOOL
-LOTS to DO
-Sandbox classes, use any weapon and spell you want
- Great community
- Nice puzzles and quests
- Animal classes, Be a cow or spider and more
This game is what old school MMORPG PVE players are looking for, it is done well and with lots of content ready to go and where it works and combat is fun.
Pantheon players need to come join this game for much cheaper and with way more to do with a dev team that has accomplished much more with less money taken from customers.
Wonderful MMORPG that captures what I love about them. Exploration heavy, fun, lots of skills to try, cool concepts and mechanics.
Get into this if you want to get into exploring the world, role-play, laugh, or have a proper adventure.
I have one character (Persilion) but would like to start another from scratch without losing Persilion. I cannot find a 'start new character' button, my only option when I log on seems to be to delete Persilion which I do not want to do. Please tell me how I can create a new character. Thanks. PS I have bought the game, am not playing demo. My name is Peter Fowler Reply by e-mail would be good, to [email protected]
Been watching it for years. It's on sale for ten smackers, so I picked it up. Now I can finally fulfill my lifelong dream of becoming a master of "non-ruminant ungulate anatomy."
The graphics are bad. The maps are kind of small. The combat's kind of clunky. Inventory management is a pain. Figuring things out can be difficult...
And it's fun. I went from a typical sword and board against skeletons to punching walking brains in the amygdala with my fist to shooting exploding sheep with a bow and arrow to scorching my foes with hellfire after doing favors for a rude man. I figured out by myself how to tame and ride horses. I saw a giant bat creature running around and burying the corpses of enemies. And I haven't even left the first city yet.
There's still a lot to discover. That's what it really comes down to. It's a refreshing experience to not bounce between exclamation points for quests. There is a main quest, but talking to people and exploring areas reveals new things about the game and what you are able to do so I've been caught up in that.
Everyone in game has been very friendly. I know this is a low pop game, but I've played lower. I have yet to have a question go unanswered. Right now in the first city there is often a small crowd of players playing instruments and dancing.
I'll update my review in the future if the need arises, but I'm fairly confident it's worth the small price of admission.
good game got vip first day playing i see the vision
A true diamond among tons of junk nowadays!
The community may not be that wide in numbers, but it is strong in being a... community (?!).
The game is way worth the price tag, and it will find its way to your heart if you give it a chance. Also, great chatter between the 2 females elves, in the main city tavern lol
Decent little MMO for a good price
One of the early quests implies immoral sexual behaviors between 2 NPCs of the same sex and of different races.
gorgy
Old-school vibes, but with some nice QOL compared to the other "Classic" type servers from other games like WoW and EQ/EQ 2. You can do everything with one character. If you have been playing MMORPGs over the years, you will find a lot of the humor in this game relatable and a breath of fresh air. Discovery is a big factor in this game, and where I find a lot of the enjoyment. Community is great as well! Play the demo, get to the city, and poke around a bit. IT'S FUN!
Reminds me of when I started out playing MMOs with games like Ultima Online and Horizons. Worth getting for the nostalgic feel alone
Its realy fyn and so much to do
Actually fantastic(Albeit clunky feeling) MMORPG that really feels like it emphasizes exploration and experimenting. I had so much fun just running into the odd ball things in this game from learning psychology as a skill i can use in combat.
Leveling Dying as a skill to eventually learn necromancy.
To having my head [[REDACTED]] permanently by a boss till i defeat him and break the curse. If your looking for an MMO that rewards exploration this is for you for sure.
Amazing game. You know when you and your friends chat about things you'd want to see in a game? Thats these guy, except these guys actually have the skills and experience to make it happen! The demo has a generous about of the game in it because they stand up their game, so give it a try. Its a game clearly made by gamers who know what gamers need. I highly suggest checking this game out.
Absolute old-school vibes. I used to play Asheron's Call back in the day, and this is truly a welcome spiritual successor. There's a charm to a modern game that appreciates the old school principles well. With so many different skills, along with the open class gameplay, it's incredibly rewarding to dig your way through the world where every inch of it has something meaningful to utilize or interact with.
This game rocks
I will say this is the most underrated MMO that I've ever played. Try it and dare tell me it wasn't made with love!
An interesting game with many, many skills to level.
Unlock skills then equip 2 combat skills which you feel work well together, these skills include ones you might expect such as sword or dagger but also animal forms such as Bunny or Pig or mentalism, fire magic and others.
The community is helpful and currently every Saturday run a 'buffing' event where you might see a Cow dancing with a Necromancer while other players play various instruments.
The game deserves a bigger audience.
I'll start by saying, this game is difficult. They don't spoon feed you with quests and information in this game, there is a lot you have to figure out. If you are up for a challenging adventure, with a very comprehensive skill system then I'd say go for it. Definitely download the demo and try that first.
But it is a wonderful game, it is well made. It has a very good player base, with a very friendly community.
This game is interesting because it just sort of hooks me like a good MUD and has that nostalgic early MMO feel, but for all the lack of polish it looks like it has on the surface, there's a good game here. One that actually doesn't generally punish you too hard like actual old school games do, but has the vibe of those games still.
Sure, there's some grinds or some jank or some things that feel frustrating or brutal for unclear reasons, but there's only *just enough* of them to present a style to the game that it evokes those older games. When I compare it to actually trying to back and play Classic WoW when that launched for example, I turned that off after an hour and went back to retail.
For the most part, this game actually does have quite a lot of quality of life or modern game design sensibilities wrapped up in some definitely old school concepts around "there are a couple permanent choices" and "there are choices that are harder to undo" but ultimately you can actually level up basically anything on the same character.
Also, the community is frankly pretty sweet and chill and nice to newer players, compared to much more unchill experiences in many modern online games, it's nice that there are some true believers in this game that will help you out. It's worth supporting the dev on this one, this is a true labor of love kind of game.
I usually avoid games with doodoo graphics, but this had me hooked instantly.
Great MMO, everything you do has meaning in some way, shape or form, the community is helpful and welcoming (at least in my experience) and even though the graphics are a bit on the dated side, I enjoy them, but I also play OSRS so take that as you will.
I do have 2 gripes though:
1: Extra Character slots. I would love the ability to either earn in-game, or purchase individually on the store, an Extra Character slot.
2: Hairy Spider Armor. Just.... Please let me shave my armor's back hair. Please for the love of-
its alright
great
Old-school MMORPG with an incredibly complex skill and crafting system.
If you miss the golden age of games like WoW, then this is the MMO for you. Nothing is given to you without you putting in the work to get it, and because of that you actually need to interact with other players and exist in a community to get anywhere. The lore of the world is also great and so interesting, I can't wait to find out more.
Really enjoying this game! Very interactive and a bit challenging, but in a good way. Highly recommended +++
Good game
While promoting an open world the game requires you to literally spend hours per npc grinding just to be able to open up shops more to buy and sell, Learn skills then requires offline downtime as well. For a game that is suppose to allow you to play as you want you can't really do that and while claiming to be in open beta the game has been arround for about a decade now. The community is almost nonexistant at peak times finding less then 100 people online. While the community is friendly this game lacks basicly all QOL stuff you find in most games leaving you wandering arround just trying to figure out what the heck to do next or where to find the quest items cause there is little to no info on it. It has a lot of potental but from all the mmos ive played it is the most constricting.
Nice to have
This game has so much freedom!
Probably the freshest old school mmo ever
I like that I can make my character capable of doing EVERYTHING.
I could stick to a single path, but I don't want to.
I want to craft every item at least once, I want to eat every type of food, try every weapon and every skill and ... this game allows me to do all that.
If a build becomes boring, I can simply dump my gear in storage, set up another build, craft/find/buy gear for it and go killing again in minutes.
There are also animal forms, each one with it's unique skills. rabbits that weaponize playing dead, deer that use cuteness as defense, spiders and giant bats with skills that will make you wonder who the monster really is ...
If that isn't enough, just join on the demo during the Saturday poetry jam. It will tell you everything you need to know about the community. People write poetry, puns and little stories and can read them to others while they sing (in-game instruments) and dance to gain buffs.
Still better than NewWorld 2024.
Better than a lot of MMOs out there.
Fun
This game is far superior to Veilguard in every way. The action is brilliant. Has multiple varied storylines and choices that impact your gameplay unlike the crap choices they give you that don't affect anything. The graphics harken back to a time where gameplay matters more than graphics and that pillar still stands the test of time today.
Diversity: So much diversity of character and freedom of choice! you can be a deer, a cow, man, woman, a fairy, something in between, whatever you want!
Equity: The game is equally punishing to every player. You get equally racially profiled by every race. Do nice things to get on their good side.
Inclusion: You can be included in everything you do! Don't have a group? Just go swinging in at a monster someone already is fighting. BAM you're included!
Bottom line is your money and time is far better spent here to support devs that actually care about a gameplay experience rather than preaching an ideology to you. Not only that, you get all that DEI you need without it overtly ruining your gaming experience.
Greatest MMO I've played in a loooooooonng while
tons of things to do. great community.
Huge yes,
My schmick is being homeless and training very powerful sewer animals to aid me in battles.
So far very enjoyable and unique. Captures some of that intangible magic from OG MMO's (ie Asheron's Call).
The game is fun to start off with, for 20 bucks you might get your moneys worth. But for a game with so much good reviews, there are many reasons why the player base is so low. May it be from the untrustworthy devs/admins who have banned players for personal reasons, support tickets going unanswered, the extremely OLD and cult like community who's demographic is around 50 years old, or the many other broken and unbalanced issues found within the midst of Project Gorgon. Over the years a lot of old school MMO mechanics were left behind, that is because they have been tested and failed to retain players. Project Gorgon keeps the good and the extremely bad from old school MMO's, refusing to learn the lessons that the years have brought us.
An older review said something that I believe to be true, this game isn't that fun, it's addicting. Truth is I went into this game wanting to play my way, but I found out that there is no such thing in Project Gorgon. You only get a limited set of skills to start off with and the rest are meant to be unlocked through NPC quests. Most of these have prerequisite sub-skills you have to grind first, even if you don't actually benefit you. Doesnt matter, you will still have to grind multiple skill trees that you never plan on using to lvl 50 just so you can unlock the skill tree you actually want to grind. But don't you dare bring this up to the devs because there is ZERO player loyalty. They really don't care about you unless you got something nice to say. If not, go away. Does not matter how many hours or effort you put in, you are nothing to them.
Over all if you are reading this I want you to focus on two numbers. How many people left a good review, and how many people are actually still playing the game. The people who claim to like this game in the masses DO NOT PLAY IT. Why? Because its not a good game, its an addicting one with a novelty that slowly wears off, and when it does you will be asked to leave if you get too loud about it. The game is more important than your experience, or the player base. The game is made for old 50 year old people who played MMO's when they were in college, and now have very little else to do with their lives. If you are not that, play at your own risk but know you dont matter to these people.
Impressions as a new player in 2024 (Had heard about the game years back and purchased it, then entirely forgot about it)
1) Graphics/Combat are equal parts nostalgic, and dogshit. It recreates the early 00s clunkiness, swinging in the air and not "feeling" contact, etc. The game is upfront and honest that it's not a pretty game, so won't hold it against it.
2) Discovery feels akin to Morrowind (for me). Read EVERY quest, even trying to look up information on this game can be slightly obscured.... I LOVE this feeling and the sense of accomplishment the game creates for you even learning simple tasks. It's been a while since I've wanted to explore the world of an mmo... even a little barren in some zones, this game accomplishes this feat.
3) Progression: If you like the idea of a Social & Co-op focused fantasy Eve online, or if you liked pre-patch SWG...... this game is the ULTIMATE installment in the "boomer mmo" genre. The more the progression system of the sandbox sucks you in, the less and less you notice the graphics, and find yourself more immersed in this world than in any polished AAA rpg.
4) Social: Don't be put off by the low pop count (probably about 200 daily players 80-120 online at a given time), global chat is usually very active and the community completely drives this game. I joined a social guild on day 1, each day there's been at least 7-10 members online at all times, and dungeon groups daily. The game doesn't need a MASSIVE playerbase, it feels more like 100-150 players simultaneously co-existing and crossing paths in Baldur's Gate, and the community of this game is AMAZING.
If you're looking to scratch the itch of OSRS, and you haven't found something that quite did it for you like old SWG did.... give it a try. First 10 minutes I was ready to write it off as a dead, dated game, I'm now probably 100 hours in and I could easily lose a few thousand.
Play the demo, have a little patience with the controls and camera, especially if you're down with tab targeting combat. The game gets insanely good, original, fun, etc. once you get off the noob island. I mean there's giant bugs running a casino, you can play as a freaking cow or a healing pig. What more do people want? This is a fantastic game.
Tastes like ponies, better even, sparkle ponies!
probably one of the best mmos if you want to "play how you want"
The game has a lot of potential and could be really enjoyable, but unfortunately, some serious issues are holding it back. The ease of cheating, due to client-side inputs not being properly handled, is a major flaw—whether it stems from poor programming or a bad networking choice, knowing that cheating is possible diminishes the overall experience. In addition, several quality-of-life improvements are needed to make the gameplay more fun and less tedious. For instance, having to constantly click fletching boxes just to check the timer is frustrating; an overlay or timer for all time-based actions would significantly improve the experience.
The storage system is also an absolute nightmare. Why are there three separate storage spaces in Serb? Combining them into one would make far more sense. Another confusing aspect is the animation system—at times, players far away appear to be moving in a T-pose, which breaks immersion and feels awkward.
The community is nice, and are very helpful.
This game is fun like you can't imagine.
This game is complex.
It isn't dumbed down.
This game has its peculiar own logic, both for scenario and mechanics.
This game is old school.
This game is far from perfect, but it has STYLE.
This game is NOT for everyone, but if you like it,
you might just love it.
The demo is free, and it's a good one.
(Yes you'll keep everything if you decide to buy it)
The community is vastly helpful and welcoming.
So I don't know what's gonna happen next both IN this game and FOR this game,
But in the meantime, imho :
One of the best games i tried, one of the best mmos too.
Oh, and btw, for some gamers like myself,
in such a big open world, with so many things to do, to try, to discover...
It sure feels like a bit of fresh air and freedom.
I'm not planning to stop anytime soon,
and some players have been there for a decade.
Plenty to do enjoy the game greatly!
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Elder Game, LLC |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 20.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 84% положительных (1858) |