Avadon 2: The Corruption is an epic fantasy role-playing adventure in an enormous and unique world. You can choose from five different character classes, each with dozens of unique spells and abilities. Explore cunning dungeons, hunt for hundreds of magical artifacts, and travel through an enormous world, full of secrets. Avadon 2 features many different endings. Save your people, or betray them. The choice is yours!
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Avadon 2 very much takes the "more of the same" approach to sequel writing. It has everything the first game had, only bigger areas, more side quests, new classes, and more companions. Unfortunately, I've never really liked the Avadons as much as I have some of Spiderweb's other games and I think I've finally worked out why: they are games about politics where there's really not a whole lot at stake that's interesting. This point sticks out more than it otherwise might given that Spiderweb has already done politics heavy RPGs so superbly in the Geneforge games. In the Geneforges, each political faction was modeled around answers to central ethical and philosophical questions about the nature of personhood, human rights, eugenics, and power. This makes each of the factions not only easily identifiable, but immediately engaging as the issues at stake are so emotionally charged and relevant
Avadon 2 is the direct sequel to Avadon: The Black Fortress. You take control of a new band of heroes as you wield your might on behalf of Avadon. Battles are turn based and are governed by action points, which are expended through both movement and use of skills. As expected, health and stamina bars are also present alongside four core stats - strength, dexterity, intelligence and endurance. Additionally each character also has resistances to four damage types and four possible status effects. Character builds are developed using a skill tree, which requires you to pump more points into particular branches if you want to reap the full benefits of a particular branch. There is a retrainer NPC who allows you to redistribute all your points if you are ever unhappy with your character build, but you need to reach a particular point in the game before they become available. There are five p
Pros: -Good writing in general -Quite open though it's a linear game -Good Combat system -Interesting story -With more than 50h gametime quite big Cons: -very basic graphics -no background music -A couple of quests are badly executed -Some Balance issues making the game too easy -clumsy interface All in all a good game if you can accept the graphics and lack of music, especially considering the base price is below 10 bucks already. German video review at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU-AlsDCxwQ
A good follow-up to the first Avadon and another fine entry in the Spiderweb Software catalogue. The graphics are bad, the sound is terrible, and the presentation leaves a lot to be desired... but the writing is great, the story and setting are interesting, and the game is a fun old-school RPG. I suggest listening to some good instrumental music and playing this with all the sound off. There's a lot of reading. Recommended, if you can get over the bad aesthetics and are looking for an old-school RPG.
classic RPG. Rainy day outside, get a coffee, some junk food, turn the heater on and get lost in this for some old school fun.
Alright. Avadon 2: The Corruption is done and dusted. This is a loose sequel to Avadon: The Black Fortress and is comparable in length at about +/- 55 to 60 hours. I liked this one better than the first game. I will note that you don't really need to play the first game to enjoy this one, and only one of the endings from the first game can be considered canon regardless. Which I think is where there is a bit of an illusion of choice evident by the developer's own choice. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3346665834 This one begins a few years after the events of the first game, and assumes you accepted the easier of the two main endings as your path. However, where did your character from the first game go afterwards? No idea. You will be starting anew in this one with a new character. This time around, you do have the option of selecting male or female for whiche
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