Atlas Fallen

Atlas Fallen - humanity lives under the rule of gods, who have long stopped caring about people. The hero rises from the sand to challenge them and restore freedom to those who are still able to resist. Sandstorms change the map: where there was recently a passage, a wall of sand may appear, and vice versa. The weather changes both the map and the habits of the local creatures, so it’s worth keeping the forecast in mind. The weapon here changes shape directly in battle: the blade turns into a whip, hammer or spear, and how the battle is built depends on this. The sand serves as both a shield and a weapon, and some of the techniques work at a distance, allowing you to lift opponents into the air. Sometimes you come across tests with restrictions, and there you can especially see how flexible the weapon is configured. The bosses come across large ones, and the entire supply of healing items is spent on them. The world is open and consists of wastelands, cliffs and ruins, where you can find camps, quests and rare finds. You can move on foot and on the sand, rolling along the slopes to quickly get to the desired point. Armor and weapons are improved due to the materials found, so inspecting the ruins is always useful. In addition to the story, there are challenges and dungeons designed to test your build. You can play alone or in a company of up to three people, and then battles with large opponents are more fun. Large opponents require you to change weapon form on the fly, otherwise the battle turns into torture. Sand can be dispersed into a wave and lifted into the air, which makes the battle almost aerial. For those who love dynamic action games with a large open world and don’t mind sand in every frame.