- March 13, 2015
- Conflux Games
- 18h median play time
In Exilium
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About
"In Exilium" is a 3D hack and slash RPG with an emphasis on minimalistic design and player discovery. It features a single player campaign, procedurally generated dungeon levels, and multiplayer battlegrounds. The game is designed with simplicity and respect for player time in mind, with no mindless questing or distracting objectives. Exploration, combat, and customization are the core elements of this RPG experience.





- The game offers a nostalgic and simple RPG experience reminiscent of classic titles like Diablo.
- Exploration and puzzle-solving elements are enjoyable, providing a sense of discovery in a non-linear world.
- For a low price, the game delivers hours of gameplay with a variety of skills and character builds.
- Combat is clunky and repetitive, often leading to frustration due to poor targeting and slow-paced mechanics.
- The game lacks a compelling narrative, character development, and meaningful loot, making it feel barebones.
- Graphics and overall polish are subpar, with many players noting it feels unfinished and lacking in content.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "In Exilium" is largely criticized for its minimalism, lacking depth, characters, and quests, leading to a generic and uninteresting narrative experience. Players note that the game focuses more on gameplay mechanics, such as dungeon crawling, rather than a compelling storyline, with some interpreting the sparse narrative as taking place within the protagonist's mind. Overall, while the game offers a straightforward RPG experience, it falls short in delivering a rich or engaging story.
“I completed all of the achievements available as well as the main story in about 20 hours of gameplay... for the price I couldn't be happier.”
“I like how the plot (as basic as it is) places you alone in a realm of nightmare, and how the vendor is undead like Dark Souls.”
“The whole game does not offer a large massive scale, but that's kind of the beauty of it; there are no NPCs and quests littering your screen, you have to sort things out yourself, even your shop is a dead man's chest.”
“In Exilium has no story, no characters, no potions, no scrolls of town portal, no nothing.”
“No real story or setting to speak of.”
“It's Diablo 1 without expansive maps, loot, story, characters, environment, direction.”