Yeah, the game has lots of RPG elements and references to movies and other video games. There are also funny and enjoyable voice dialogs.

The graphics and sound aren't something special, but they are not bad at all either.

The gameplay is easy to learn and there are a lot of things to customize. Key shortcuts or notes on mini-map are very convenient. There's also a variety of cool weapons, lots of abilities, spells, scrolls, pets and artifacts, unique weapons and specials that can be bought with rare UN points from challenges. The enemies have strengths and weaknesses accordingly.

The difficulty is normal to high, but eventually you can move on. Many areas require good reflexes and there are moments that test your patience and they may get you angry. You will die a lot or you'll have to try over and over again to pass them.

Generally, all the castle areas have the same main quests and goals. Good thing is that there are some mini-quests and secrets in each one, which add a little bit of variety.

Note that there is a limited save system and a punishing anti-cheat mechanism. I suggest you backup your save files often. They will come in handy later near the end (eg. the different endings or in my game, when I had a pure fighter class and I had to kill distant Wyverns with a healer elf supporting them and I didn't have strong projectiles to harm them fast enough).

However the minor issues, the game is very addictive, with cool RPG, platform and action elements and enjoyable dialogs.

Yeah, the game has lots of RPG elements and references to movies and other video games. There are also funny and enjoyable voice dialogs. The graphics and sound aren't something special, but they are not bad at all either. The gameplay is easy to learn and there are a lot of things to customize. Key shortcuts or notes on mini-map are very convenient. There's also a variety of cool weapons, lots of abilities, spells, scrolls, pets and artifacts, unique weapons and specials that can be bought with rare UN points from challenges. The enemies have strengths and weaknesses accordingly. The difficulty is normal to high, but eventually you can move on. Many areas require good reflexes and there are moments that test your patience and they may get you angry. You will die a lot or you'll have to try over and over again to pass them. Generally, all the castle areas have the same main quests and goals. Good thing is that there are some mini-quests and secrets in each one, which add a little bit of variety. Note that there is a limited save system and a punishing anti-cheat mechanism. I suggest you backup your save files often. They will come in handy later near the end (eg. the different endings or in my game, when I had a pure fighter class and I had to kill distant Wyverns with a healer elf supporting them and I didn't have strong projectiles to harm them fast enough). However the minor issues, the game is very addictive, with cool RPG, platform and action elements and enjoyable dialogs.