Risen 3: Titan Lords Review

Titans Have Come

A bit of a letdown.

The story and quests are good but the graphics are like from 2006.The combat could be much better.A shame!!!

Risen 3: Titan Lords review

Everything has gone to Hell on the Southern Seas. There's a ghost pirate smashing up ships, demonic Shadows are terrorizing the islands, the local leadership is scared shitless, and you... well, you're just some poor bastard whose soul was stolen by a Shadow Lord.

Tons of entertaining characters and quests; Lush; interesting world to explore; Combat provides a satisfying challenging

Story is somewhat disjointed; Enemy density is too high; Minor quality issues like recycled NPC models

Risen 3: Titan Lords Review

You have to tip your hat to Piranha Bytes: if nothing else, the German developers have cajones so big they are always aiming for the top of a mountain they cannot hope to climb. What's harder to sal

Risen 3: Titan Lords

The third game in the Risen series, Titan Lords is a return to the Medieval aesthetic of the first game, and a move away from the Pirate-themed Black Waters. Sadly, though Risen 3 is entertaining to play, and filled with interesting ideas in its aesthetic, but far too filled with imperfections,...