Gods and guns collide in the open-world action-RPG Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn. Embrace vengeance, gunpowder and magic and embark on an epic journey to lead mankind’s final siege against the tide of the dead.
About the story
The door to the Afterlife has been opened, allowing the old god’s army of the undead to escape from within. The living are on the brink of extinction. It’s time for the coalition army to retake their world. Join Nor Vanek, a member of the coalition army, and her mystical companion Enki, a strange creature gifted with magical powers, as they pursue their personal vendetta against the gods.
Platforms
PC PS5 Series X|SGenres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG)Themes
Action Fantasy Open world
Languages: English and 10 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Oyungezer Online
By Onur KayaA Soulslike that flows like water, ends too fast, and is erased from the memory as soon as it ends.
SECTOR.sk
By Oto SchultzFlint and steel accompanied by some otherworldly magic of rogue gods. This is what defines the death-infested and movement-dependent world of Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn. A 'soulslite' title from the creators of Ashen doesn't really innovate on the action-adventure RPG genre but presents players with unique and captivating setting, neat combat mechanics, epic soundtrack and quite a lot of beautiful landscapes to explore. Will you dare to challenge the gods?
Wolf's Gaming Blog
By Baden RonieLike a flintlock pistol, the shots that Siege of Dawn fires don’t always hit the mark. Its combat is fun but simplistic, its world is beautiful and vast but has very little in and is largely static, its story is brimming with potential that it never fully taps into, and its platforming is too floaty. Each element it brings to the table needs a more fine tuning.
Entertainium
By Callum RakestrawFlintlock’s “Souls-lite” approach isn’t without flaws, but ultimately works.
Uagna
By Marco De ProsperoFlintlock: The Siege of Dawn is a game that well combines action/adventure elements with those typical of a Souls Like. True, the guys at A44 have ‘limited’ themselves to mixing these two genres by taking mechanics from one and the other, but the end result is more than good. To this we must add the excellent Reputation system that adds a greater level of challenge to the gameplay. The steampunk/fantasy setting itself is well characterised, in spite of some technical smears and a somewhat over-emphasised linearity.
