Like all Aveyond games, this one’s graphics are colorful and charming, and its soundtrack is catchy and suitably epic. Furthermore, there are three levels of difficulty that allow you to adjust the strength of your party and the enemies you’ll face – a nice touch that makes the game accessible to a wider variety of gamer and adds some replay value for those wanting to test their skill on a higher setting. Although the game is fairly menu-heavy, it doesn’t feel too intimidating. Lord of Twilight lets you control the game using either the keyboard or the mouse, or a combination of the two – whatever feels most intuitive. If you fall in battle, the game automatically saves your progress so you can resume from where you left off, which is a nice touch. There are no random battles in Lord of Twilight either all enemies are walking around in plain view, so in most cases you can choose whether you want to engage them or simply try to side-step around them. In other words, strategy’s the name of the game, not reflexes. Along the way you’ll talk to people to gain clues and side quests, discover treasure and purchase equipment, and have other like-minded adventurers join your party.Ĭombat is turn-based, meaning you select an action for your characters to perform (such as attack, defend, or use magic or special skills), and after the actions are carried out, the enemies take their turn, and so on until the battle is won or lost. You’ll explore various towns and the surrounding countryside, which includes forests, mountains, bog, and even snowy terrain. The 2-D graphical style is typical of other casual RPGs and classics like the early Final Fantasy games. I don’t want to give too much away, but let’s just say it could end very, very badly for humankind. The story revolves around Mel, a young orphaned thief whose life changes forever when she discovers she’s at the center of an evil prophecy and is being hunted by a ruthless vampire lord.
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