- January 16, 2015
- Amaranth Games, LLC
Aveyond 3-3: The Lost Orb
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About
In Aveyond 3-3: The Lost Orb, players embark on a quest to retrieve the mystical orb of Amaranth, navigating a top-down world filled with puzzles, battles, and magical creatures. The game is the third installment in the Aveyond series and features a unique blend of role-playing and adventure gameplay. Players can explore a vast world, interact with various characters, and engage in tactical combat to advance the story.











- The Aveyond series is well-written and offers an engaging storyline that keeps players invested.
- The game features interesting new characters and improvements that make quest tracking easier.
- Many players find the game enjoyable and recommend it as a continuation of the beloved series.
- The game suffers from excessive backtracking and maze-like areas, leading to a frustrating experience for some players.
- Players feel that the game is drawn out and could have been condensed, making it feel repetitive and slow-paced.
- There are technical issues and a lack of balance that detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered interesting and wholesome, spanning four games with interconnected quests that can sometimes feel drawn out and repetitive. While some players appreciate the depth and character interactions, others find the pacing slow and the need for backtracking tedious, leading to a sense of frustration. Overall, the narrative is engaging but may require prior knowledge from earlier installments to fully appreciate its progression.
“This is one of the most wholesome storylines you'll see in an RPG of this kind.”
“One of the better indie RPG games out there for sure, a good storyline; you don't ever know where it's going to go next!”
“The story spans four games, and quests that turn up in one game may not be solvable until the next, even though they're in your journal.”
“This one specifically felt a little drawn out, and I am kind of just ready for the story to end.”
“The story bits are too far apart, so much that you'll start losing interest.”