Silverfall: Complete
A 2007 action-RPG hybrid that's part Diablo loot-grind, part real-time brawler, budget-priced nostalgia that holds up better than its Metacritic score suggests.
GamerScout Verdict
For patient players who value flexible builds and real-time combat over polish and story, a dated gem hiding under rough edges.
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About Silverfall: Complete
I went in expecting a relic, and Silverfall surprised me. It's a top-down action-RPG where you pick a class, grab loot, and fight your way through a fantasy world with real-time combat that actually demands positioning and timing. The magic system lets you mix schools (melee, ranged, magic), so you're not locked into one playstyle, that hybrid flexibility keeps runs fresh even after the first ten hours. Here's the catch: it's janky. Animation delays, sketchy AI, and some rough quest design mean it's not a smooth ride. The story won't hook you, and the world feels generic. But if you're the type who tolerates dated presentation for core gameplay that works, and you want something less demanding than Diablo but deeper than a weekend game, this scratches that itch. It's filler in the best sense.
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Minimum
- Processor
- 2 GHz
- Memory
- 512 MB RAM
- Graphics
- 3D, 128 MB, Direct X® 9.0c compatible (Nvidia FX 5200, ATI 9500 or better) DirectX Version: 9.0c Sound: Direct X® 9 compatible Hard Drive: 11 GB free hard…
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Game Info
- Developer
- Focus Home Interactive
- Publisher
- Monte Cristo
- Release Date
- Mar 20, 2007