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2009 PCPlayStationXbox 9.99 € 👍 79 % Mostly positive, 708 reviews on Steam

Play as Scarlett, daughter of Death, exploring a fantastical Venice and its surroundings, fighting in real time and growing supernatural powers to stop an undead necromancer.

What defines Venetica:

  • Open world
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong character progression
  • Lots to discover

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Divine Divinity

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2002 PC 4.99 € 👍 88 % Very positive, 3,532 reviews on Steam

  • Open world
  • Fantasy setting
  • Strong 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.

Risen 3: Titan Lords

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A pirate-flavoured fantasy RPG from Piranha Bytes: as a soulless warrior you explore islands, mix swordplay, magic and voodoo, and fight Titans with companions at your side. The start is rough, but the world rewards curiosity.

Of Ash and Steel

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An indie third-person action RPG that blends old-school RPG sensibilities with modern design. You explore a war-torn island in the Kingdom of the Seven and fight to survive in a harsh world.

Two Worlds

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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.

The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

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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: Arena

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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.

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