Isometric RPG Alaloth With Great Early Access Launch
Alaloth: Champions of the Four Kingdoms has been released in Early Access on Steam, so we can finally immerse ourselves in the world Gamera Interactive's title.
Some time ago we mentioned in one of our news that at the Guerrilla Collective game show the developer responsible for the isometric fantasy RPG Alaloth: Champions of the Four Kingdoms had set June 30 as the release date for its work in early access on Steam. Gamera Interactive has kept its word and for several hours now, the players can enjoy the game inspired by titles such as Baldur's Gate and Divine Divinity.
It is enough to look at the Steam reviews, to see that the word "enjoy" is not accidental, because at the time of writing Alaloth has 190 reviews, 70% of which are positive. The favor of players was won mainly by a wide selection of fighting styles, a multitude of quests and the visible influence of iconic RPGs.
Due to the fact that Alaloth is in early access, it currently has quite a few bugs, which fans complain about. The downside, according to them, is the poor audio quality, too few quest prompts or various bugs, such as random teleportation to another area of the map.
Let's hope that all these problems will be fixed with the development of the game, which, according to preliminary assumptions, will take about a year before the developers put the full version into our hands.
It is also worth taking a look at the game's popularity chart on Steam. It may not look stunning - the hottest moment the game was played by 472 people - although looking at the project's scale, this is a promising result. Most likely, after the weekend the numbers will look much better.
At the very end it is worth adding that until July 7 you can purchase Alaloth: Champions of the Four Kingdoms at a 20% discount. For now, Gamera Interactive's work is available only on PC. Perhaps at a later date the game will also come to Xbox (or other) consoles.
