The Doors of Trithius combines classic roguelike ruthlessness with the freedom and depth of an expansive, open-world RPG.
Explore a vast, procedurally generated world that doesn't hold your hand. Here you'll need all your skill and strategic prowess to overcome the ancient dungeons, faction armies, and wandering behemoths found in the unpredictable and mysterious realm of Enalia.
Random Generation: Each adventure is unique as towns, dungeons, and the world map are newly generated on every playthrough.
Exploration: Navigate a vast, dangerous world where survival is key. Establish campsites, forage for sustenance, and manage your weariness to endure the wilderness. Every tile on the world map can be explored and persists across time.
Warring Factions: As factions war for territory, regions on the world map evolve. These conflicts impact a region's prosperity, affecting available goods and quests in its settlements. Join battles to influence the outcome.
Varied Enemy Types: Over 100 unique enemy types with customized AI challenge your skills and adaptability.
Challenging Dungeons: Test your mettle against 8 unique dungeon types, each with custom layouts and room types, including castles, caves, fortresses, hideouts, and temples.
Turn-Based Combat: Our tick-based time system brings a fresh twist to turn-based combat. Turn priority hinges on your movement, weapon speed, and action speed, emphasizing the importance of tactical decisions.
Combat Options: Customize your strategy with over 200 combat abilities, and 12 weapon skill types, each with a unique playstyle.
Dungeon Events: The world is brimming with life and at times, special events can trigger in dungeons requiring quick thinking and perhaps, eyes in the back of your head!
Skills: Experience 14 non-combat skills such as Medicine, Alchemy, Quartermastery, Athletics, and Reading. Level skills through use and strategic focus point allocation, unlocking abilities and passives to tailor your character to your playstyle.
Expansive Loot: Hundreds of items including potions, armor, recipes, and in-game readable lore books. Stumble upon rare enchantments or learn to enchant your items yourself.
Questing: Complete quests for rewards and to increase your reputation among the locals, unlocking exclusive benefits. On top of the hand-designed quests, towns and cities generate dynamic quests based on NPC roles in each town.
In-Depth Crafting: Craft food, potions and medicine; upgrade and maintain your armor with salvaged materials. Enhance your crafting skills by purchasing or finding recipe scrolls.
Character Customization: Shape your character's destiny with 7 background choices and over 30 starting traits.
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This game is really fun for a short time, but then it becomes monotonous. Every dungeon is the same, every town is the same, every quest feels the same. Not enough variety to keep interest.
This game is in my wheelhouse, it's part of my favorite genre - so believe me when I say it needs more time in the oven. There are just too many irritating things, along with an overall lack of depth, that prohibits me from recommending this right now. Give it a few more years.
I've had trouble playing anything else since I've installed it. There isn't anything else to say. Try it yourself.
Amazing experience - game just pulls you in and you start doing this and that and before you know it, 100 hours have passed! And this is still Early Access!
This game is simply amazing. It's a top-down, hardcore old-school RPG that delivers on all fronts. The combat is addictive, and the dungeon crawling is incredibly fun. I'm already hooked and can't wait to see what new content the developers release. If you're on the fence, do yourself a favor and just get it—you won't be disappointed.
The feedback I have to give, for now, is that I find the game too random. I like all the game mechanics, but unfortunately, the random factor is too strong, which almost turns a traditional roguelike RPG into a grinder, because we need to always be well above the levels of the main mobs to be able to kill them without relying on luck. I'm sorry, BUT Tales of Maj'Eyal, even after so much time, having more players MEANS something. Of course, one factor is that it's already a complete game and has more content, but there the progression is difficult and not strange, there is a logic and a balance behind things, very different from here. I've never seen a traditional RPG be a grinder; I find it very strange. For example, to kill the snake in Sagohai's basement, being at level 5 is impossible if it summons its copies, but just keep pressing F9 on the basement door and eventually it won't summon its snakes, and then it's easy to kill. To kill the Gremlin Boss, being at level 6, you need t...
Can't recommend for a multitude of reasons. - The main quest is incomplete and incredibly short for what is there - Enemies stack DoTs (bleed and poison) far too often, especially in the starting area. - Armour breaks too easily. - There is a weariness mechanic for when you're travelling the wilderness, which is fine, but towns are spread too far apart and if you don't have camping kits when travelling, you are screwed. At 100% weariness, you pass out and wake up surrounded by enemies. - Storage. I've only found one way to store anything and that's through your campsite, which you can only have with a kit. You can have multiple sites, but the storage isn't shared between them. There is too much tediousness for this to be fun for anyone who isn't masochist.
It's a good foundation and the game has the potential to be great, but at the moment it's a little bit lacking in content. Most of the dungeons feel the same and there's really not a whole lot of variety content-wise. This is more of a recommendation to wishlist it than to buy it in its current state.
leaving a review in the hopes it brings more traction to the game. i love everything it offers.
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The Doors of Trithius costs $14.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7/8/10/11 64bit Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or equivalent Memory: 6 GB RAM Graphics: GeForce 7600 512 Mb or equivalent Storage: 600 MB available space Additional Notes: Minimum resolution of 1280 x 768; 32-bit systems not supported
The Doors of Trithius is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
The Doors of Trithius has 86% positive reviews from 59 players.
The Doors of Trithius was released on Aug 15, 2021.
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