Elengard: Ascension

Combat gives you two different ways to play. You can use the traditional real-time-with-pause approach, giving orders and letting your characters carry out their attacks automatically, or switch to a more hands-on style where you control individual attacks and defensive actions. Character development is flexible, with Warrior, Rogue, Mage, Priest, and Druid skill trees offering hundreds of abilities to experiment with. You can also customize your character, equip different weapons and armor, craft and enchant items, trade with merchants, and make choices through multiple-choice conversations.

The world is built around exploration, quests, and discovering what is really happening beneath the surface. You’ll encounter dangerous creatures, uncover new locations, complete main and side quests, and gradually develop your character as you search for answers about the curse and your own identity. Elengard: Ascension is currently in Early Access, with the present version offering the prologue and first chapter, while additional chapters, quests, skill trees, items, and other improvements are planned during development.