Dread Delusion

Not flawless, but nevertheless a masterpiece. Dread Delusion is a best hits compilation of all that 2000s RPGs had to offer and then some, creating one of the best video game worlds of this decade.

Dread Delusion sets out to create a haunting open world, evoking RPGs of the past - and succeeds.

A PS1-style RPG that engenders a rare sense of discovery.

While the throwback graphics and simplistic combat won't appeal to many, the authentic and original story and endlessly fascinating world make Dread Delusion feel like a long-lost cult classic.

The skies are red, the land is floating above a ruined world, and very little is what it seems. All in a day's work in Dread Delusion, an RPG that begs to be seen.

However, not that much is really unsafe in the isles. Aside from some optional, late-game areas, I never once felt like I was truly unprepared for combat. All monsters are sluggish and all their attacks are laborious. It’s easy to avoid danger. Plus, you receive no experience points for killing them, so if you can avoid it, avoid it. This may be a good time to say at least one critical thing: the ...