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Arvale

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This installment of "Arvale", a Steam exclusivity published by Aldorlea Games (Millennium, Asguaard, The Book of Legends, Girlfriend Rescue etc.), combines all four previously released episodes, making it a full, stand-alone game worth about 20 hours of gameplay.

http://www.aldorlea.org/arvale.php
http://www.aldorlea.org/arvale2.php
http://www.aldorlea.org/arvale3.php
http://www.aldorlea.org/arvale4.php

If you're experiencing lag with the game:
  • Open the folder and look at the properties of game.exe
  • check the option to "run as administrator"
Storyline
Duncan Forsythe is the royal gardener of Entoque Castle. He spends his days battling nasty flower beds, hunting down poisonous weeds, and occasionally doing his Royal Majesty’s laundry.

Meanwhile, the buzz around the castle is that Duncan once saved the world. This is news to Duncan. He can’t remember a thing that happened over the last few years. He definitely doesn’t remember saving the world. Unfortunately, he may have to – lest the world get thrown into turmoil yet again. Dark forces are rising, and the key to defeating them lies in Duncan’s memory – the memory that is now scattered throughout the world of Arvale.

Take him on an epic quest to retrieve those memories and thwart certain doom for the entire world, all the while battling monsters, exploring dungeons, challenging dragons, rescuing fair maidens, gathering friends and foes, and strangely enough, talking with wheelbarrows.


Features
* Large, immersive, visual world with a huge variety of locations.
* Interact with hundreds of amusing characters in the story
* Laugh. A lot. Arvale is known for its fun, hilarious dialogue
* Overachieve with many side-quests
* 2 hours of original music
* Many playable characters give a unique storytelling experience.
* Over 20 hours of Adventure game time!
* Equip your character with ever-cooler weapons, including swords, spears, whips and more
* Wield magic spells against your enemies, ranging from fire, ice and lightning spells to the stranger and more intriguing Filibuster and Minecraft.
* Battle evil beasts of all kinds, from tiny rats and bats to werewolves, demons, and ogres.
* Interact with thousands of non-player characters to learn more about the world and give you some entertainment along your way – a lot of those NPCs are pretty dang funny.
* Laugh. A lot. Arvale has become known for its fun, hilarious dialogue, and this game is no exception.
* Watch original cutscenes that unveil your character’s story. Since Duncan doesn’t know any more about it than you do, you’ll both be amazed by what you learn – and by the cool visuals.
* Overachieve with the option of many side-quests to collect more items and battle more monsters Best-selling Games by Aldorlea Available on Steam


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  • Girlfriend Rescue
  • Vagrant Hearts
  • Undefeated

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Developer
Jaybot7
Publisher
Aldorlea Games
Age rating
Not rated

System requirements for PC

Minimum:
  • OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8/10
  • Processor: 1.6 GHz
  • Memory: 128 MB RAM
  • Graphics: DirectX 9.0 Compatible
  • DirectX: Version 9.0
  • Storage: 200 MB available space
  • Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 Compatible Sound
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Last Modified: Jun 3, 2023

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Arvale reviews and comments

Translated by
Microsoft from Spain
An RPG that starts well, but little by little it gets worse. At The Beginning there are numerous secondary missions, but little by little they arise less until there is no longer any. The plot is original. We Don't have to save the world, we've saved it. The problem is that we have completely lost our memory, and we have to try to recover it. Combat is fine, lots of skills and magic. Fighting is not random. The enemies are on stage and they're still, so you're the one deciding when to fight. Before each boss, there is a point that allows us to recover all the HP and MP. We Have A mini map that allows us to guide the dungeons with ease. All These design decisions are very accurate. The problem is that little by little, the difficulty is unbalanced. In The End, the bosses have a brutal amount of life, so we have to grindear a lot, too. And then, in the last act, our characters separate, and they have to make dungeons in groups of 2, which makes it very difficult to play, and forces grindear more. It Could have become a very good game made with RPG Maker, but by grinding, it stays in a normal game.
Translated by
Microsoft from Deutsch
First of All, the Game is Fun. It has everything you expect in a J-RPG (or at least almost everything). There is an interesting Story to explore. There is a Crowd of Comrades-in-arms who all have different Skills. Fights, of course, are turn-based and never too demanding. In addition, you could avoid most of The fights, because the Monsters stand on a Spot and only after you click on them do it come to the Fight. Of course you have to fight, after all, you have to gain money and Experience in order to be able to afford better Equipment in the next Shop and to improve your Stats and to switch off new Skills. The Areas to be explored have a Special Feature: In the End, a Fountain is waiting for the Boss fight, where one refreshes one's health and Mana Points. Very useful, especially at the Beginning, because you save Items. After each Boss fight, almost always all The monsters in the Area have disappeared and you can open the remaining Treasure Chests in Peace. You should also Mention that you can play the Game with Both mouse, Keyboard or Gamepad (choose control for Keyboard here). But there are also some (minimal) Points of Criticism. There would be that there is only one Running Speed. There is no Replay Value, you have the Game through, you have seen everything. There is absolutely nothing to explore. The Game is just enter one Area that you have to enter in the respective section for the Story. And even though you have a Ship (and at the Very end a Helicopter) you can't freely explore the Map ... What a pity. Puzzles are also sought in vain, because the * press a Switch in every Corner of the Dungeon to open a Door * Are not Puzzles. Overall, I would award a good 7/10 and recommend it to any J-RPG Fan.
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