Iragon

Iragon takes you to a fantasy world where a hero named Darik lives in a small village. His quiet life is interrupted by an attack by soldiers of the Empire, and in the turmoil of battle, the young man meets a young sorceress, who herself is still learning how to use magic. The game combines adventure and real-time combat: the hero wields weapons, casts spells and dodges attacks. Magic requires resources, so you have to calculate your strength even in small skirmishes. There are also plot scenes where the course of events changes depending on decisions. The world is presented in parts: villages, forests, ruins, dungeons. In addition to the main line, there are side quests and conversations with characters, and relationships with some heroines affect which scenes will open. Some of the content is intended for adults, and this should be taken into account in advance. It is also worth noting that magic in battle requires resources, and therefore its use must be calculated in advance: the spell heals or hits the area, but leaves the hero without a reserve for the next battle. The world is divided into regions with their own enemies and their own tasks, and side encounters add details to the story. Some of the content is intended for adults, and it is worth remembering this in advance. There are different types of enemies - from ordinary soldiers to huge creatures, and each requires a different approach: in some places it is better to keep a distance, in others it is better to go into close combat. Technically, the project is modest, made by a small team, but it has integrity: one story, one hero and a consistent development of events from a peaceful village to open confrontation.