Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan (2016)

Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan is a 2D African Fantasy Action-RPG game that is introducing a new, rarely seen perspective to this genre. The dynamic and impressive gameplay has been more inspired by the "Tales of" series.

Fighting Platform Role-playing (RPG)Adventure Indie Action Fantasy mythology female protagonist indiegogo multiple protagonists steam trading cards africa crowdfunding steam achievements digital distribution pax east 2016 real-time combatPC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One

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RPG FanAudra BowlingOct 202188/100
An ambitious first game that stumbles occasionally but ultimately impresses with fun gameplay and extensive world-building.
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Geeks Under GraceMaurice PogueApr 20169.5/10
Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan is a game that should be played because it extends itself into an epistemological paradigm that no other game has dared to venture: African Fantasy. Its other commendable merits of resplendent environments, captivating story, and adept gameplay are complimentary, but secondary to the fact that this game's very existence is (gaming) history.
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Hardcore GamerKyle LeClairApr 20163.5/5
While it does sound like Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan has a lot of negative aspects to it, it is still a very good game overall in the end.
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TechRaptorAndrew OttonApr 20164/10
A game full of interesting ideas but lacks the execution.
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Critical HitZoe HawkinsMay 20166/10
Filled with ambition and a unique perspective, Aurion: Legacy of the Kori-Odan could have been an excellent game, telling uniquely African stories. It is brought down by poor pacing, repetitive and tedious battles and an unfortunate lack of polish.
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