Silverfall dated

By Robert Purchese Published 8 February, 2007

Confirmed for March.

Standing proudly amongst the realms of fantasy is Koch, which today confirmed to Eurogamer that Silverfall will be released on 9th March across Europe.

The game, developed by Monte Cristo, is a traditional RPG romp for PC with a cel-shaded twist. Choose to follow science or nature in your quest to find the evil behind the attack on the city of Silverfall, which alters its appearance depending on your alignment and progress throughout the adventure.

Play as a human, elf, goblin or troll, and level up your abilities in two separate skill trees, each providing 10 unique talents. Kit yourself out in the best available armour, and arm yourself with the most menacing weapons, whilst gaining allies and fame on your quest for vengeance.

Phew, so, if you fancy trying an early portion of the game for yourself, you can ride the waves of digital guidance over to the recent single-player demo for the game.

However, don't worry if you're not ready for that sort of commitment, because you can always use our gallery and EGTV to help make your mind up.

Alternatively you can head over to the game's website for more information.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

Read more articles from Robert by visiting the Robert Purchese archive page.

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Comments (6) Latest comment 5 years ago

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  • The_Aardvark #1 5 years ago

    I was excited for a minute there. Then I realised it's an action RPG.
    Edited by 1 at 08/02/07 @ 11:47

  • Darren #2 5 years ago

    I downloaded the demo and was really excited about checking it out as I liked the visual style and it sounded great fun. Well the game might be terrific and the artwork is very nice but I was instantly put off by the dire presentation and appallingly short draw distance (I had everything set to maximum!) which meant objects and scenery literally popped up or faded into view right in front of you as you moved and there's lots of Morrowind-style fogging. Not quite what I was expecting for a modern PC game, it would have been an embarassment on the Xbox or PS2 I feel.

    Yeah, I know I shouldn't judge the game solely on its presentation and graphics but they just put me off playing it. Having upgraded my PC last year at a cost of £700, I want games that *use* it, not half-baked console fodder like this. :(

    *End of rant*

  • MrChuckles #3 5 years ago

    He said 'KOCH'...

    he he.....

    (I'll get my coat.)

  • space_ace #4 5 years ago

    incidentally, it reminds me of silver

  • mkreku #5 5 years ago

    It doesn't look so bad..

  • UncleLou #6 5 years ago

    Liked the demo a lot, I'll definitely pick it up. Not quite as good as Titan Quest, but then that's the new genre king for me anyhow.