Almora Darkosen RPG - Epic fantasy adventure RPG

A game created with passion by one person!

Almora Darkosen is a classic retro style hack and slash RPG, set in a fantasy world. Explore the huge Almora Island with different locations: fields, swamps, forests, dark forests, towns, crypts, dungeons, caves, deserts and other...

The game will keep you playing for hours!

Game features:

- RPG with original retro atmosphere.

- Discover secrets of Almora Island.

- Quests: including Main and side quests with a long storyline. Gain more experience, reward items and gold from NPCs.

- Items: swords, axes, shields, helmets, armors, pants, boots, gloves, rings, stones, potions, herbals, minerals, keys, tools and many others…

- Item classes: basic, enhanced, rare, unique and legendary.

- Mining and digging: Search for minerals like iron, silver or gold ores. Dig out some hidden chests and explore the whole island with hidden places.

- Crafting: Craft Your items, upgrade it to enhanced, rare or unique. There are over 300 item combinations.

- Inventory with deposit ( Diablo style )

- Mercenaries: Hire a mercenary and fight with monsters by his side. Keep him alive, share with him potions and upgrade him to a higher level.

- Monsters: Fight with bosses and different monsters with special abilities: flying, crawling, casting spells, poisoning, rebirth, healing and more…

- Minigames: Play Almorian mini-games for gold and tokens in the Taverns and hidden places.

- NPC: talk with all NPCs with their stories and quests.

- Skills: Use active and passive skills. You can choose Your skill path, fire or poison.

- In-game encyclopedia: List of discovered items and their statistics. Monster descriptions and parameters. Crafting book.

And many others...

(No pay-to-win! Complete the entire game without spending a dime.)

Almora Darkosen Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Restore the Darkosen Circle and Save the Island

It’s Too Dangerous to Go Alone! Here, Read This!

Almora Darkosen’s interface may or may not confuse the player at first. One may wonder where their stats are, how to access the inventory, which skills they’ve learned, where the next quest is, etc. But don’t worry! This is where we come along. Below is a detailed explanation of how to navigate the interface. If you can memorize this (or bookmark this page and refer to it every now and then), then playing the game will be just as easy as breathing.

a. Player Gauges — These two bars tell you how your character is doing. The red bar signifies health while the yellow bar signifies your Power Points. Naturally, if your health hits zero, you die. If your Power Points hit zero, you cannot perform your skills. This can be fixed by eating food or drinking potions. Dying will make your character lose gold and experience points (or EXP).

b. Quick Inventory — The column of tiny slots placed vertically below your gauges is called your Quick Inventory. This is the place where usable items become available for easy access. This only includes food and potions. Think of this as Batman’s utility belt except you’re wearing it.

c. Joystick — This round object makes your character walk about by dragging it. Easy peasy. Just don’t try to do this too much with your map open. They might bump into walls or trees (no really, it’s a bit harder to walk with the map open, but you’ll get used to it).

d. Experience Bar — Every RPG player knows what this does! But in case you don’t, if you fill this bar with EXP, your character will level up. Upon doing so, they will receive 3 stat points and 3 skill points. You get EXP every time you kill something or complete a quest.

e. Skill Slots — At the very bottom of the screen, you will see 2 sections of 3 slots each. These are your skill slots. Tapping any of these skills will change the currently active skills in your skill buttons. You can change these as frequently as you’d like, even during a fight. Don’t show off too much, now!

f. Skill Buttons — Pressing any of these will activate the skill currently placed in them. The red skill button only takes skills from section 1 while the blue skill button only takes skills from section 2. Line your skills up wisely!

g. Attack Button — Pressing this button will make your character strike whatever’s in front of them. Go nuts!

h. Menus — This column of buttons are a set of menus. Let’s go through them one by one, shall we?

Options Menu

This is where you go to Pause the game. Whenever you open any other menu, the game won’t be paused. You may also go here to manually save your game, return to the main menu, or even upgrade to Premium if you enjoy the game so much or wish to show your support to Gear-Studio.

Quest Log

This is a log of all the quests you are currently undertaking as well as those you have completed.

Map

This displays the map. If you happen to get lost anywhere, open it up and give it a view. Speech balloons are NPCs you can speak to, exclamation points are NPCs that have quests for you, a purple pick and hammer crossed represents a crafting table, a downward pointing arrow is your storage, green arrows that point outward are where your quests should lead you, and green arrows marked with a star pertain to the objective of the Main Quest.

Active/Passive Skills

Active skills are those which can be activated in combat. Passive skills are always active, but help you in other means. For instance, a few of the starter passives help lower the prices of goods sold by merchants. Whenever you level up, you can choose among any of the available skills to improve at the cost of Skill Points.

Player Stats

This menu is where you can view the current status of your character. After leveling up, you may assign your stat points here to improve your stats. If you aren’t sure of what does which, you may tap the icon of the stat to know more. We will discuss how you can build your character effectively down the guide.