Risen (itch)

When the dark wave hits, the humans are on their own and only a few enclaves survive the attack.

One is a volcano island which has been saved from the worst by an unknown force, but its protection is getting weaker and weaker.

The protagonist arrives on the island after his ship is hit and destroyed by the dark waves, finding himself on a deserted shore with only one other survivor.

He has to explore the island, discover its secrets, and find his place within one of the factions that strive for power there.

Although the game is called Risen , it is very similar to Gothic games by the same developers.

The player once again takes control over a nameless hero from a third-person view and is free to explore the large island, talking to people in multiple-choice dialogues, fulfilling quests and fighting monsters and other enemies while using the experience points earned to level up and learn new skills and abilities.

Depending on which of the three factions (bandits, mages or inquisitors) the player joins by earning their respect through fulfilling quests, he also chooses to a certain degree what he wants to be although he is always able to distribute his skill points into anything he likes - as long as he finds a teacher for that particular skill.

The game world is noticeably smaller than in Gothic 3 , and in general the game rather resembles Gothic II in its concept and structure.

Combat against the many enemies ranging from gnomes to powerful ash-beasts requires the player not only to invest points into his combat skills, but also to master blocking and dodging enemy attacks while at the same time trying to get through the enemy defense.

If a parry is activated at the right moment it is even possible to land an immediate counter

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