- November 5, 2015
- Dreamatrix
- 8h median play time
Wave of Darkness
The developers are already working hard to patch Wave of Darkness and fix the issues reported by players. There’s still a long way to go, however, and some problems run pretty deep into the game’s core gameplay. As long as you realize that there are going to be annoyances that are out of your control, you can still have a blast with the game. The character progression system is very intriguing and rewarding, since there are many options at your disposal, especially in the spell department. Still, the developers have a monumental task ahead. Most players will most likely get frustrated on the tutorial island, and things don’t get much easier to deal with after that either. Hence, you are advised to wait for more patches and improvements from the developer.
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Wave of Darkness is a single player role playing game. It was developed by Dreamatrix and was released on November 5, 2015. It received neutral reviews from both critics and players.
Wave of Darkness invites you to a huge dark and gritty fantasy world which can be explored the way you want and whenever you want. The world of Narr is corrupted by the mysterious and bloodthirsty cults, and you will have to do your best to free land from this malicious deviance.











- The game offers a unique spell crafting system that allows players to create personalized spells, adding depth to the gameplay.
- There is a large open world to explore, filled with loot, quests, and secrets, providing a sense of adventure and discovery.
- The developers are responsive to player feedback and are actively working on updates and improvements, showing commitment to enhancing the game.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and technical issues, including crashes, unresponsive controls, and poorly designed inventory management.
- The tutorial is lacking and can be confusing, leaving players unsure of how to progress or complete quests effectively.
- Graphics and animations are dated, which detracts from the overall experience and immersion in the game world.
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as having potential with a unique premise involving a monster invasion, but it suffers from poor quest design and unclear objectives, leading to player frustration. Many quests are either bugged or poorly marked, making it difficult to follow the narrative or feel engaged with the world. While there are interesting elements and a vast world to explore, the execution leaves much to be desired, resulting in a lack of immersion in the story.
“Absolutely unique story: waves of monsters suddenly invade the land and people are in desperate search of a hero.”
“Although I'm not a big fan of RPG games, I actually quite enjoyed, and I still am, playing this game on account of its really versatile game mechanics (especially creating complex spells) and interesting quests/storyline.”
“The focus of the game is on story and exploration.”
“The quest directions are usually pretty terrible and wrong.”
“A lot of the quest texts are unclearly written, which can lead you to attempt the wrong thing (or go the wrong place) which gets frustrating fast.”
“Apparently other people have this problem too as quests are given to the wrong location, some items are missing and quests are bugged, and it's just not worth it.”
Wave of Darkness Review (PC)
The developers are already working hard to patch Wave of Darkness and fix the issues reported by players. There’s still a long way to go, however, and some problems run pretty deep into the game’s core gameplay. As long as you realize that there are going to be annoyances that are out of your control, you can still have a blast with the game. The character progression system is very intriguing and rewarding, since there are many options at your disposal, especially in the spell department. Still, the developers have a monumental task ahead. Most players will most likely get frustrated on the tutorial island, and things don’t get much easier to deal with after that either. Hence, you are advised to wait for more patches and improvements from the developer.
60%Wave of Darkness
Wave of Darkness tries to separate itself from other games on the market by trying to do everything one might want to see in an RPG: deep item and spell crafting, open-world environments, tough encounters. All of these things are fine goals, but they’re all done better elsewhere. It feels like Dreamatrix is iterating towards their vision of an engaging open-world RPG, but the game is nowhere near a place where I can recommend. Given time and some serious patching Wave of Darkness may warrant another look.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Wave of Darkness is a role playing game.
Wave of Darkness is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 7 hours playing Wave of Darkness.
Wave of Darkness was released on November 5, 2015.
Wave of Darkness was developed by Dreamatrix.
Wave of Darkness has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked Wave of Darkness for its story but disliked it for its graphics.
Wave of Darkness is a single player game.
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