Felvidek: V1.03 |link|
At its core, Felvidek is a love letter to the RPGs of the late 1990s and early 2000s, reminiscent of titles like Gothic or the early The Elder Scrolls entries, but delivered through a top-down, turn-based perspective.
9/10 "A hangover worth having."
is built on the RPG Maker MV engine, but it transcends the typical look of that platform with a striking, monochromatic charcoal-and-ink art style. This dithered, low-resolution aesthetic has been compared to original PlayStation classics and the unique visual style of Return of the Obra Dinn. Felvidek v1.03
The original UI, while atmospheric, was notoriously clunky. Navigating the inventory felt like digging through a real saddlebag. In , the inventory has been completely overhauled. At its core, Felvidek is a love letter
Without spoiling too much: one of the game’s two endings was previously locked behind a near-impossible series of dialogue choices in the third act. Felvidek v1.03 has relaxed the requirements, allowing players who roleplay consistently (but not perfectly) to access both conclusions of Pavol’s tragic arc. The original UI, while atmospheric, was notoriously clunky