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I recently got this game on the Steam Summer sale and I'm having a blast. The game is deep, fun, and has a large variety of weapons and spellsI recently got this game on the Steam Summer sale and I'm having a blast. The game is deep, fun, and has a large variety of weapons and spells with different effects, something that I really miss in most games nowadays.

This is a classical 2D RPG with excellent voice acting, and a really funny story, that actually makes fun of RPG gamers. I really enjoyed theThis is a classical 2D RPG with excellent voice acting, and a really funny story, that actually makes fun of RPG gamers. I really enjoyed the game. Especially the ending is hilarious.

Ultimately, Unepic is a solid little RPG with a ton of heart. It’s playful humour is refreshing, it’s filled to the brim with content and there’s a lot of depth beneath it’s deceptively simple veneer. For those looking for a deep RPG adventure a little off the beaten track, Unepic is ready when you are.

Because "Mighty #9" was delayed, and I heard about Unepic, I decided to take a chance on it. If your into tabletop gaming, old 2d action/rpg,Because "Mighty #9" was delayed, and I heard about Unepic, I decided to take a chance on it. If your into tabletop gaming, old 2d action/rpg, scrollers and references to that type of stuff makes you feel witty, you will probably enjoy it.I like it, I just am not finding the room with tons of doors as the main hub that leads to different areas to be inspiring. Or finding areas and then having to find a key, then come back to be fun. As this mechanic can having you wandering around aimlessly trying to remember where to go next. I'm still learning the game and it does seem to have a ton to do. You can also customize your abilities. There are many weapons and spells, potions and stuff you can make. But it seems to be one of those games you almost have to force yourself through the early stages, until it grows on you.It seems to be a game that has great potential, sadly I have too many other games I'm enjoying right now to focus on this one. So I will have to finish it later.1 thing I really love about the XB1 version over the PC is they toned down the language. I saw video of it on PC and every other word out of the guys mouth is profanity. Fortunately I can't remember very much profanity in the Xb1 version. And for me that is refreshing.For me the bottom line is if your into Tabletop RP and those types of things, you will probably enjoy this. As a barebones looking Indy game with tons of depth if you can endure long enough to scratch the surface this is a 7.

With tons of contents, an high character customization level and an hilarious geeky humor, UnEpic proves to be a solid and entertaining RPG, unluckily dragged down by nasty trial-and-error sections and complete lack of multiplayer, present on PC.

Unepic probably won't be for everyone with its Metroidvania style and death prone areas, but once you get stuck in, it is an enjoyable experience.

Unepic may lack the technical and graphical polish of its modern contemporaries, but the plethora of customization options and lengthy questing it features are more than enough to make up for its shortcomings.

Unepic is a great RPG, but the clever dialogue, and added pop culture references adds the comedy needed to spice up the sometimes blandUnepic is a great RPG, but the clever dialogue, and added pop culture references adds the comedy needed to spice up the sometimes bland dungeon crawl. I thoroughly enjoyed my play-through of Unepic and found myself wishing it wasn't over as the final boss battle concluded. Unepic is a game that uses the comedic trope of the main character knowing he is in a "game", but it isn't at all too trope-y. The game has a fairly deep character progression system, with tons of variations in weapon abilities and exciting special weapons earned after quests. The side quests are almost too quick however, with them taking only a couple minutes, but it does keep you directed towards the main overall quests as much as it can. The menus are easy to navigate and the ability to have three separate sets of quick slots is a nice touch. Definitely worth a play-through for any RPG/Adventure/Dungeon Crawl players out there. A fresh take on the genres!7.8/10

There is an incredible mix of exploration, customization and enjoyment in Unepic that any development team would be proud of. The ironic thing about Unepic is there is no development team. It's just one guy. Francisco Téllez de Meneses is from Spain and spent two years creating Unepic in his free time. The score, coding, design...everything about Unepic is the result of one man's work and dedication.

before i played Unepic this type of game, never get my attention, but ehi, this game is a gem!! Very good gameplay,fine controls,very goodbefore i played Unepic this type of game, never get my attention, but ehi, this game is a gem!! Very good gameplay,fine controls,very good classic graphic,very deep characterization, ton of spells and skill, many different loot, nice and varied pet's helping you in the humorist quest! nice voice actor and, as i said, many Humor in this gem! i really hope dev's release a DLC or another chapter of this wonderful game. this game is a 1010, editor's must stop laying to customers.

A great game, I loved the 2D graphic and the style. I still use to play it and I have finished the game 5 times. Absolutely a good purchase,A great game, I loved the 2D graphic and the style. I still use to play it and I have finished the game 5 times. Absolutely a good purchase, nice bosses, not easy and rich of fun! Buy it right now!

Among surreal situations and a strong quotations, Unepic is distinguished by the fact of being a game that does not take itself too seriously.

With over twenty hours of content and a paltry $8 price tag, Unepic is worth experiencing, even if to re-explore a childhood fantasy.

Unepic is a game that is vaguely reminiscent of Castlevania. Instead of putting out the lights with a whip though, you are trying to lightUnepic is a game that is vaguely reminiscent of Castlevania. Instead of putting out the lights with a whip though, you are trying to light each one in each room (and no whip is involved). The game is a 2D platformer wherein you work yourself through a maze of rooms fighting enemies, earning XP and picking up objects. After working yourself through a particular part of the map and fighting a boss you'll find the key to a new part of the map with new rooms to explore and new enemies to fight. The game has a strong RPG element in it, which is the thing that ties the whole game together and makes it so addictive. When you earn enough XP you get to distribute points in a number of skills. When the game begins you start with a number of weapon skills (which determine the level of the weapon you can wield), a skill that determines your hit points, a skill that determines the level of potions you can brew, and a skill that determines the level of armor you can wear. Later in the game, after completing certain quests, you learn the ability to cast certain spells (e.g. you learn the skill to cast fire spells). The spells are powerful but require ingredients which are found by defeating certain enemies. The story is intentionally cliche and is told with a good helping of humor through the eyes of the protagonist (a Dungeons & Dragons player who is whisked away to the evil castle the game is set in). It is also full of references to games and movies which are littered throughout the dialog. All in all a great, very addictive game which I can definitely recommend.

UnEpic delivers an unoriginal but well written story, packed with some funny lines; a solid action platform gameplay, full of back tracking and respawn; and some hardcore RPG elements. The end result is a game that hardly lends itself to interpretations: you either love it or hate it.

Don't let the name fool you: Unepic is huge, but whether players will want to see the quest to its ends is another matter.