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1989

You roam the city of Hillsfar, chat with its colorful residents in taverns and on the streets, and pick from many possible quests. Fast arena fights add an action twist to the AD&D role-playing core.

  • Melee combat with weapons or fists
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong character progression
  • Challenging difficulty
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The closest matches for Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar are Divine Divinity, The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Divine Divinity

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2002PC87 % positive4.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar: melee combat with weapons or fists, a fantasy setting and deep character progression.

An early Larian action RPG with a huge, freely explorable world, countless side quests and a classless character system that lets you blend warrior, mage and thief skills as you like.

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The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

Melee combat with weapons or fists

Daggerfall is a vast sandbox RPG with a huge, procedurally filled world of cities and dungeons. You create your own class, join guilds and factions, and approach the main quest however you like.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Melee combat with weapons or fists

A vast, freely explorable northern realm packed with dragons, dungeons and side quests, where you grow into any role simply by doing it – warrior, mage or thief. The joy lies in wandering off in any direction and stumbling into stories everywhere.

The Elder Scrolls: Arena

Melee combat with weapons or fists

The first Elder Scrolls game sends you across a huge, procedurally generated Tamriel to free the imprisoned emperor. Dungeon crawling, towns and freeform character building laid the foundation for later open-world RPGs.

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

Melee combat with weapons or fists

This remaster of the RPG classic drops you into the vast province of Cyrodiil, where you roam freely, join guilds, shut Oblivion gates and shape your character however you like. Modernized visuals and refined mechanics give the cult favorite a fresh coat of paint.

Exiled Kingdoms

Melee combat with weapons or fists

An old-school isometric action RPG with a large freely explorable world, factions and quests that involve choices. It focuses on character building, exploration and challenging combat.

Risen

Melee combat with weapons or fists

A classic Piranha Bytes RPG in the spirit of Gothic: as a nameless castaway you explore a dense, handcrafted volcanic island, join a faction and claw your way from weakling to hero. Tough combat and a believable, lived-in world are its core strengths.

Risen 2: Dark Waters

Melee combat with weapons or fists

Piranha Bytes' pirate RPG sends a one-eyed hero across tropical islands, joining factions and fighting sea monsters with cutlass, pistol and voodoo. Rough around the edges but full of salty humor and classic Gothic-style freedom.

Two Worlds

Melee combat with weapons or fists

A sprawling open-world fantasy RPG where you search for your kidnapped sister across a huge, freely explorable land, juggling rival factions and upgrading gear by stacking duplicates. Rough around the edges and infamous for its stilted dialogue, but generous with freedom.

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