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The best part about Geneforge is the choices you can make, both in play style, and in the direction you want to take the story, and often one will affect the other. Instead of a party, you control a single character who is capable of creating permanent creatures to fight for -or alongside- the character depending on your playstyle. While Exile holds a place in my heart for favorite game, Geneforge will always be my favorite overall series. It's a bit more polished than the first two, and it has Exile III's awesome story. There's always interesting townspeople to talk to no matter what town you're in, and even the most banal looking cave will have something interesting hiding within.Īll the Avernum games are worth a try, but if you only try one, go with Avernum 3.

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My favorite thing about any Spiderweb Software game is that everything has a story behind it. Many mechanics were tweaked to be made simpler for better or worse, but one thing they left almost completely untouched was the writing. Part of me loves the absurd complexity of having a huge list of spells with their own little quirks, but another part of me would admit that a lot of those spells were unnecessary, and even more were redundant, and it really did make sense to sift them down into a couple that people actually use.

Whether or not this was an improvement is still a bit undecided for me. Where Exile had a spell list that was nearly two pages long, Avernum only gave you a handful of spells. A couple of things were simplified in the remake, most noticeably were the spells.

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The Avernum series is essentially a remake of Exile, but with an improved (and 3D!) game engine. Unfortunately I can't say as much about Exile one or two as I never got as deeply entranced by them. Nostalgia goggles may have skewed my opinion slightly, but Exile III is still one of my favorite games ever, and blades of exile was a great bit of extra shenanigans. Its all open world, free exploration, run around do quests for people(or otherwise) until you run across something that leads you to a clue in the main quest -sort of thing. Things pick up from there as you are usually recruited for a reasonably ambiguous mission that is more important than you deserve, and probably far more important than you can comprehend. You control a party of four adventurers who usually start off punching rats for a living. It's also much more heavy on story than your average rougelike. Very rougelike gameplay-wise in just about all aspects but permadeath.