Olorun: Theocracy Reviews

We must wait for the next improvements , its early Access Game , dont lost your money on this game

Couldnt get through the tutorial, the combat controls are too unresponsive and awkward.

next 20-30 years of development and this game might be worth 13 bucks. Huge disappointment

English is very bad and pulls you out of the story a lot. Game mechanics suck. Slow....

Some of the best AI and fights I have experienced in a Co-op game. There was a bear chasing a bunch of sheep, and the sheep went on top of a rock to get away from the bear. So the bear gave up and fought some other sheep. It needs more content and can be fustrating if you think there is something cool to find but the content is just not there. TLDR... Best combat system and fights in any game I have played. Just needs more.

Before I get into the review, I have to say that I'm really impressed by how small the team is but yet they still create an awesome game. Olorun: Theocracy is quite a unique game. If you like to play with your friends and like exploring in a new world, then this is it! This game has its own charming and keeps me involved in gameplay. However, I might like to have more guidance in the early stage of the game. I was a little confused about what to do in the first place then it was fine later. Because it's an early access game, it's still got some improvements. Overall, Olorun: Theocracy is a great game you definitely can expect. And I think most people would enjoy this if you're looking for a casual and fantasy game to play with your friends.

Splurted review for public eyes. Little to no survival, enemies and so forth. Your main goals will be working towards crafting gear so you can look pretty. I haven't played since March but I can tell you the world is pretty dead despite towns. Coop is fairly stable and lots of fun but again there's nothing to do. You wander around without a real goal, kill one enemy (Maybe two or three now) get lost at a dead end then return home to craft some more. There's a few areas that area a lot of fun and mostly populated. One of these areas is the desert and boy golly you will be trapped there forever unless you came equipped. I remember at some point we ran out of light or broke our weapons deep inside some cave. There is no base building, I believe you eat but it's not 100% necessary. Not really interested in hopping back in just wanted to destroy these devs for failing to support their project. Oh by the way Olorun hasn't had an update in months and I would say almost a whole year now. Report for abandonware.

[h1]Update -> Don't recommend this game anymore!![/h1] It seems the devs stopped to support the game, so in the actual state it's absolutely not recommended to buy ... unfinished and not enough content! [h1]REMINDER - just a few days launched as EARLY ACCESS![/h1] The most important at first, it's still an early access game, just launched (out of development alpha) and not much ingame hints are available ... so it's quite unfair to downrate with playtime below 1 hour. My rating so far after a few hours ingame and playing also coop with a friend. [b][u]Pro:[/u][/b] + Interesting crafting system (i. e. individual weapon design) + Positional based fighting system (but at the moment a little bit clunky) + Coop for up to 4 players works quite good (but not many players / games available) + Fast responding and so far highly motivated dev team + Graphic is okay - but more options needed (i. e. loading distance of objects / textures) + Citys / villages feel quite good populated + Day / Night cycle & survival elements [b][u]Con:[/u][/b] - No quest system so far - No vioce dialogs (just text boxes) - Only liniar skill tree - No real character progression - except through crafting - No aggro management (last hit = aggro) - No weight for inventory (just very limiting 30 slots / and no stacking of necassary items - i. e. food) - Small world / content - World feels outside of villages / cities empty (just a few mobs) [b][u]Summary:[/u][/b] It's not finished and polished, but for the stage of the development and considering the small team, it's already quite nice and mostly bug free (at least no game breaking bugs). So if you want to work together with the dev team to get the game better from a solid base - I recommend it - but be aware that the actual content is not overwhelming (~ 25 hours exploring / leveling / crafting gameplay) [b][u]Video:[/u][/b] As a short intro to the game, you can also look into my first impression video ... https://youtu.be/28Y8PRJ8pPw

After a long search through the steam list trying to find a new co-op game to play with a friend, I stumbled upon this game. At first, I thought I was too good to be true, and for now it kind of is. The game is very very fun, there’s just not a lot to it at the moment. Lacking in some aspects, such as monsters, loot drop rate, combat mechanics, etc, but overall very very good for where they are in development. My recommendations: -Add stats to gear besides just the “defense” and “attack”. Things such as slash, or stab defense, and slash and stab attack effectiveness. -Add more gear options such as weapons and armor. -Increase drop rate on large monsters. The game seems to not care of the difficulty of the kill, and rewards you the same for killing a Giant Crab as it does for killing a sheep. -Decease fall damage. -Make the world a little more interactive, with less invisible walls keeping you out of random sections. -Allow for the changing of hotkeys. -Add a quest line Other than that stuff this game has so much potential. I’m glad I made the purchase, and hope to see this game continue to get better and better.

Nice vision but at the moment it's too far. You want to be a farmer? Ok, here's the tool but we'll implement farming in the distant future. I would wait for a couple of years and see if it's still in development. Sometimes these "why don't we make the game ourself" gamer companies have a good vision about the game but lack skills to finish it and the result is something different. Wait at least until you are sure you don't miss the money invested. I don't miss the money but I've got too many games I regret buying. Refund and re-buy at the later time.