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|  | | Title: | Avencast: Rise of the Mage |
| Release: | UK 26-10-2007 | | NORDIC 26-10-2007 | | US 26-10-2007 |
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 | | As an apprentice, the player is expected to complete a number of diverse quests to hone their
skills in potions, spell casting, weaponry, and melee combat. As the story unravels, your
character's purpose becomes clear –things at the academy are not as they appear and when Avencast
is descended upon by demonic hordes the very survival of his world is at stake. Armed with over
60 different combat moves and spells, and over one hundred different equipment items plus
variations, the player must fight various nightmarish creatures and transcend dimensions into the
past. The intriguing plot thickens revealing treachery, deceit, the tragic destiny of a forgotten
people, and an astonishing truth that will forever change the battle scarred Wizard.
Game Features
- Many hours of exciting gameplay set in diverse worlds
- Over 30 Fantasy Based Monsters with Advanced A.I.– Each with their own combat strategies,
attacks, and defensive moves, their reactions are dependant upon the player's behavior, attack
strategy, and even health
- Strong Player Personification – In third person view, the character's appearance changes as
they acquire new equipment, armor, and weapons
- State-of-the-art 3D Engine not only allows for a fluid combat system but also generates
special lighting and shadowing effects for a fully engaging experience. Players are immersed into
ominous settings like dark dungeons with looming pillars and large corridors; creatures are more
imposing with their highly detailed silhouettes
- Learn Special Moves from Different Skill Trees – Blood Magic (elementally charged blows with
varying speeds, ranges, and damage properties) and Soul Magic (covers all kinds of ranged magic
spells allowing better area control) – both allow players to summon reinforcements during combat
- An RPG by mechanics, but also a game that can be enjoyed by a broad range of players – RPG,
Action, and Adventure
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