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2020PC25 % positive

Frontiers mixes the feel of classic first-person RPGs like Daggerfall with the unhurried pace of a point-and-click adventure. It favours relaxed exploration over frantic combat.

  • Lore and world history
  • Open world
  • Lots to discover
  • Fantasy setting

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In short: Games like Frontiers

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Eastshade

89 %Match

2019PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable88 % positive24.50 €

Brings what grabs you about Frontiers: an open world, lots to discover and a cosy mood to unwind.

You play a wandering painter on a peaceful island, painting landscapes on request and helping the locals with their troubles. A gentle, combat-free adventure built around discovery and conversation.

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Book of Hours

Lore and world history

You tend a mysterious occult library in the mountains, reading arcane books, arranging cards and slowly uncovering secrets. There is no combat, just a calm, melancholy mood and the joy of discovery.

The Longing

Lots to discover

You play a small shade servant who must wait 400 real-time days for his king to awaken. You can spend the time exploring a vast cave, reading, crafting or simply doing nothing, making it an unusual, meditative experiment about patience and solitude.

Hero of the Kingdom

Calm and deliberate

A laid-back point-and-click fantasy adventure where you run quests for a kingdom, trade, gather herbs, fish and solve small puzzles. Gentle pacing, easy to pick up, with light RPG elements.

Mythic Ocean

Lore and world history

You swim as a nameless being through a primordial ocean and talk with mythic gods who take the form of sea creatures. Your conversations and decisions shape their personalities and the fate of the world being born, with no combat or time pressure.

Reka

Open world

As Baba Yaga's apprentice you roam a folkloric, Slavic-inspired wilderness with your chicken-legged hut, brewing potions, decorating your home and choosing whether to help or hinder villagers.

AER: Memories of Old

Lots to discover

As the shape-shifting Auk you turn into a bird and glide across a world of floating islands. Instead of combat, it focuses on calm exploration, light puzzles in ancient ruins and a moody low-poly art style.

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