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Drova: Forsaken Kin
Drova is a pixel art role-playing game inspired by classic role-playing games. We want to create a challenging and interesting world and offer a well-rounded and consistent gaming experience.
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Genghis "Solidus Kraken" Husameddin
And as I mentioned, dying in Drova is common—therefore you should really be saving a whole bunch. But I encountered an issue many times where I’d reload a save and get stuck at the loading screen, forcing me to restart the client. Mind, I’ve been playing Forsaken Kin on and off only over the last two weeks and it seems the issue still persists since its launch in mid-October. Considering how many ...

Elena Swan
Drova is a fascinating game with compelling themes and worldbuilding, but the overpowered enemies and technical glitches in the game hold it back from being truly spectacular. Despite its flaws, this is a solid game for those who like fantasy and action.

Victor Tan
Drova transports you to a world steeped in Celtic mythology and puts you in a punishing situation. Lost in a world that’s supposed to be a perfect paradise, you quickly discover it is anything but that. Adapt to the world and join one of two factions to survive, but be aware that adapting takes time. This adventure will have its ups and downs, testing you each step of the way. You choose how the s...

Axel Cushing
Drova: Forsaken Kin tries to mimic the "Nintendo Hard" action RPGs of yore, and succeeds to its detriment. If you're the sort of masochist who loves stunt challenges in Soulsbornes, you might find the 8-bit aesthetic and obtuse systems enjoyable. If you're not, then not so much.