Fictorum Reviews

Awhile back a band of guys took to Reddit with no idea how to make a game. Two years later they resurfaced with Fictorum , and the fruits of their efforts are now available to purchase on Steam. Now that the game is out and people are buying, we decided to take a look to see just how well it play

Scraping Bottom Games successfully met their $25,000 Kickstarter target to bring to us Fictorum, an action RPG said to be like no other. They also certainly set a task for themselves with a concept set to pique even the most jaded of gamer; a customisable and dynamic set of spell-casting tools which have the ability to destroy your environment.

Fictorum falls into the repetitive gameplay trap, but ultimately, it's redeemed by its story. If you always wanted to be a villain in a game, play this.

Fictorum is a fantasy thought experiment of sorts. What if your character wasn’t forced to suffer through hours of tutorials, lessons and narrative checkpoints in order to become an all-powerful murder machine? What if you started the story at a point after all the training montages and spell upgrades? Why, you’d be the Fictorum, a wizard whose power has no equal in this game.

On-the-fly spell shaping and fully destructible buildings clash in this epic quest to avenge your murdered brothers. Whether it's fireballs, ice missiles, or a meteor, wiping out an entire town has never been so fun. Just don't let the Inquisition catch up, or you will know the full meaning of being hunted.