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About This Game Avernum is one of the great tales of indie gaming, an epic series of fantasy role-playing adventurers set in an enormous, subterranean nation. Avernum is a land underground, a subterranean nation full of rogues, misfits, and brigands, struggling for survival and wealth in the monster-infested darkness. Avernum 5 is the second chapter in the Great Trials Trilogy, three games that tell the tale of this land’s struggles in the face of powerful forces that seek to destroy it. Avernum 5 has a fascinating storyline, full of betrayal, mystery, and unexpected turns. Explore a gigantic world, with hundreds of quests, multitudes of side dungeons, and many hours of adventure. The game features clever enemies and dozens of interesting scripted encounters. Learn over 50 spells and battle disciplines. Hunt for hundreds of magical items, or find the materials to craft new, unique equipment. 6d5b4406ea Title: Avernum 5Genre: RPG, IndieDeveloper:Spiderweb SoftwarePublisher:Spiderweb SoftwareRelease Date: 11 May, 2012 Avernum 5 Download Gratis avernum 5 plot. avernum 5 gamefaqs. avernum 4 5 6. avernum 5 keygen. avernum 5 full version free download. avernum 5 unstable mass. avernum 5 download. avernum 5 guide. avernum 5 story. avernum 5 trainers. avernum 5 annotated maps. avernum 5 map. avernum 5 cheats. avernum 5 faq. avernum 5 walkthrough. avernum 5 review. avernum 5 lake of trials. avernum 5 rat lord. avernum 5 endings. avernum 5 special skills. avernum 5 tool use. avernum 5 dispel barrier I love the series, and this was a major step up from A4. Old school fun and well-written.. What if you still lived in the 90s, when computer rpgs could come out and have awful CGI graphics and noone cared as long as they had lots of writing? Then this game wouldn't have come out yet, but it would probably fit in if it had done so because it is that sort of game. Incidentally, that means it is fantastic. And ugly, but you take it as you find it.. "You are in a maze of twisty little portals, all alike". Not. Fun.. In Avernum V for the first time in the series you play as the Empire soldiers, which are sent to Avernum to hunt assassin of the Empress Prazac. The gameplay feels almost exactly the same as previous parts of the game (which is awesome), the whole plot is nice, and the same old style turn based combat is entertaining. The game also offers a whole new big region to discover The Northern Frontier, which is really new thing in the series. There is also a deep stat system, alot of (hidden)skill and spells, plus some basic alchemy and crafting system. The only cons i find, is the really small max resolution and kind of linear story, which is unusual for this series. Anyway i highly recommend this game for every old-school RPG fan, you wont be dissapointed.. An excellent albeit barebones RPG from Spiderweb Software. While Avernum 4 was super difficult and some what hard to follow, in this iteration you play as Empire's scouts, and then the fun really begins.These games are difficult, combat wise you'll get your teeth kicked in if you're not careful or prepared. I had a warrior, an archer, a mage and a priest. Having this setup was instrumental to my easier playthrough. You must be aware of what you pick and their stats, as experience may be gained or lost and handicaps and advantages can make battles hard.Exploration was just supreme. It's the best part of this game. Stumbling upon a crypt or a thief's hiding hole and the brief description was the most enjoyable aspect of this game. So many times did I just clean out the entire map to get the best items and supplies (and really, you'll need to!).The choices in this game are supriginsly abundant and there are some nice rewards depending on your stance. You must be careful, because some choices may make settlements hate your guts. This game does drag only because the combat is so difficult and punishing. Never did I feel like I reigned supreme until I started abusing the game specifically to give me an advantage. When I finished the game, just over forty hours came up and I felt exhausted. It will be a while until I move on to the next one.Comparing it to 4, I'd say there's a bit more to take care of and the characters and enviroments (well everything looks pretty plain so lets call it regions instead of enviroments) were much more interesting. The challenge areas were far more challenging then 4 and there was a lot of super ancient evils to give the blade.There were also a lot of well written quests and dialog. I remember a band of bandits that use a woman to lure you in and after you slay them all she begs for mercy. If only she was so lucky, and when I sealed her fate she burst into tears, and into gibs as she took fireballs to the face.For the value of this game, I'd say as long as you can tolerate the archaic graphics, controls and resolution (I had to play on a smaller resolution on my 1920x1080 - you'll be in for one treat.There is also a great walkthrough online for this game, and dont be afraid to cheat so long as it makes you progress the story.. I love the series, and this was a major step up from A4. Old school fun and well-written.. I love the saga, the storytelling is fantastic and the atmosphere fascinating. The hints to the next chapter are nice and the characters pretty well structured as usual, However this episode loses an important ingredient, which made Avernum a game so beloved by its fans: the sensation of free roaming. Normally it's the player deciding in which direction going and how to proceed the story, which has several main plots. This time instead the player is obliged to follow a single path, made by consecutive areas until the final one. The torment difficulty is praticable until a certain point, which I don't reveal to avoid spoiling, but then you are practically forced to switch to a lower difficulty not to be trapped in the middle of the game. In any case a must of those who followed the full epopea, but in my opinion the worst chapter so far.. I previously gave a fairly harsh negative review of Avernum 4. Some - but by no means most - of the criticisms in that review have been resolved in Avernum 5.The A5 engine is better than the A4 engine. However, it is still by far more cumbersome than the old A1\/2\/3 engine (no auto-combat; keyboard support is still lacking). And I'm still miffed that they took away the town\/outdoors distinction. The plot is new and reasonably interesting - certainly not a boring reskin of A1 like A4 was. However, it's also somehow more linear and railroad-y than A4, and that's a real black mark against this game. Earlier Avernum games have had their railroad-y segments, like the passage to the Vahnatai lands in A2, but these segments worked because they didn't last the whole game - they induced a sense of urgency and danger for a short time, but once the danger was past, you were free to roam the open world once again. You don't get that luxury in A5.This game is certainly playable, unlike A4, and I do think some people would enjoy it - but I personally wouldn't recommend it. Go play Avernum 1-3 instead - they're still the gold standard.(But given the improvement from A4 to A5, I'm still willing to give Spiderweb Software the benefit of the doubt - onwards to A6!). Played this as a kid. It is as fun and engaging as I remember it.