Avencast: Rise of the Mage Review
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It isn't even just that the game is inherently broken - somewhere within the battered remains of Avencast's ideas lies a middling story, but the entire product feels terrible. Enemies take too long to kill, the dialogue has the tone of a 12 year-old's fan fiction, and the gameplay is of Flash-game quality, but at a full-price premium. For the price of Avencast you can get Titan Quest, or even Diablo 2 and its expansion, and still have money left for soda. There's no need to struggle to even give this low-quality hogwash a try - there are bigger, better and cheaper RPGs out there.
