Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon Review

The Elder Scrolls, more specifically Skyrim and Oblivion, is one of the most iconic and popular videogame series ever. Questline, the developers of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, clearly drew inspiration from that franchise, and that's apparent from the moment you boot up the game.

If you aren't familiar with the game, it has been in early access for almost two years. This early access period came with a ton of updates by the developers, taking player feedback and improving their product, and working diligently to turn it into something worthy of a final release.

Early access only included one act, while release 1.0, the game's final version, includes a total of three acts and an epilogue. This makes the adventure more than triple the early access version, hosting a wealth of new content to discover.

However, a lengthy adventure is only a good thing if the game itself is a joy to play. Well, to put it bluntly, this Elder Scrolls clone is a blast. In this review, we discuss what makes Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon such a great game, even if there are some apparent issues.