The Chronicles Of Myrtana: Archolos

The Chronicles Of Myrtana: Archolos - there is a war between factions on the island of Archipelago, and a young man named Marvin comes here in search of a better life. After a couple of days, he loses everything and is forced to start working part-time in the vineyard. This is a large modification that adds your own island with cities, forests and beaches, as well as dozens of tasks and a new story. The world lives by its own rules: guards do not tolerate theft, and reputation opens or closes doors. Crafting and leveling up feel like classic role-playing games: to become stronger, you need to learn from masters, not accumulate experience. Weather, night and hunger add to the harshness. The hero has to work in the vineyard for the first hours, and only then the real tasks open up. Guilds provide different sets of skills, so the choice of side is felt immediately. Repairing and crafting require skills and tools, and money is earned through labor. At night the streets are empty, and the guards keep order more strictly than during the day. Side quests give you reputation, and with it access to rare goods. The blacksmith repairs equipment for money, and the herbalist heals wounds. Guards check pockets upon entering the city. Night gives way to morning, and with it the residents' schedule. Some of the caves are closed to beginners, and this is noticeable by the opponents. Decisions in dialogues affect the attitude of the guilds. Marvin learns from the masters and listens to gossip in the market, and some of the tasks are revealed through conversations. The reputation of guilds changes depending on their actions, and it is easier to ruin it than to restore it. For those who like slow-paced role-playing games with a living world, it's worth a try.