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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Action, Fantasy
The Last Oricru is an action RPG with a strong emphasis on storytelling and player choices. The player is awakening in a sci-fi medieval world at a time of war and starts influencing the destiny of a whole nation.
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Raw, epic, unpretentious and plot-driven.
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TechRaptorRutledge DaugetteOct 20228.5/10The Last Oricru is a unique new entry to the souls-like genre that offers a significant amount of player agency to shape the world around you.
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Niche GamerMatt KowalskiOct 20228.5/10Once we have experienced the Ratkins perspective, we may update our final verdict but so far we have loved our time with The Last Oricru. If you are a fan of RPGs and Soulsbourne games, you should have a good time.
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Lords Of Gaming Mahmood GhaffarOct 20227.5/10Although rough around the edges, The Last Oricru delivered on what it intended to do. The game provided a decent souls like experience, with fun combat, great co-op, and an engaging premise. Best of all, this was all baked on top of a satisfying branching narrative system that truly delivers on player agency. The Last Oricru will likely surprise players, but expectations should be kept in check.
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The JimquisitionJames Stephanie SterlingDec 20221.5/10The Last Oricru is a masterpiece of bad design. When a game has to warn its players not to invest in half the available skill points because they’re worthless, you know you’ve got something special, and that’s what Oricru is - special. It’s so profoundly wrong it deserves to be studied, dissected, remembered for years. Its creators should tour universities and give talks about their artistic philosophies so future generations can learn how never to make a videogame. If you’d told me aliens had developed it, I’d struggle to argue, such is the incomprehensible absurdity on display.
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ImpulsegamerBen VeressJan 20232/5The Last Oricru is a cynical attempt at a Dark Souls successor. So many aspects of the game fall short to capture the same thrills within the series and its other imitators. With unsatisfying gameplay, a cliche-ridden story, and poor graphics, The Last Oricru is a difficult game to recommend.
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IGDB rating 4.5/10 from 2 ratings.
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