Embark on an epic journey to the Far Far Kingdom and challenge Koschei the Deathless to save your immortal soul and become a true hero in Bylina, an Action RPG rooted in Slavic folklore and myths. Take on the role of Falconet, a young bogatyr born without hero's powers, shunned and underestimated by almost everyone. Conquer numerous ordeals, overcome insurmountable odds, and become a legendary hero whose tales will be told for ages to come.
It's... strange. It's very different, it's like divinity two but not with the depth of play or choice but the combat is different... and a little bit better. It's really hard to describe but it just doesn't jive with me at all. Give it a try but do keep in mind if you're not loving it within 2 hours, it's not gonna get better.
Fun little game that doesn't take itself too seriously. I love the atmosphere and the graphics. For the price I think it is definitely worth it. There are rough edges but I think it makes up for it in style. It could use some fleshing out but it never crashed on me and from a technical perspective it ran just fine for me (5080, 64 gb ram). I liken it...
Bylina has a genuinely interesting premise, and the Slavic mythology setting is a refreshing change from the usual fantasy games. Unfortunately, an interesting setting can only carry a game so far, and the actual gameplay leaves a lot to be desired.
My biggest disappointment is the combat. For a game that advertises skill-based fighting as one of its...
It's... Tough. Or rather "rough" as in "around the edges". It had potential for sure, but I feel like something killed it. Let's start with the good things.
Music is great. I saw some people complain that fight music does not suit it, and I agree that something more old-Slavic could have worked better. Something like Percival from Witcher 3. But it's...
I finished the game in 10 hours after doing all the optional side quests along with the main story. Speaking of story, this one - as an American - is just so strange. The plot and humor are from Russian devs or folklore or something and does not translate well, but I didnt play the game for the plot. The puzzles in the game are my favorite part. They...
