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Avernum: Escape From the Pit
8.3 out of 10

Avernum: Escape From the Pit

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Overall 7
7.0

User Review

Anon456, Metacritic
17 January 2013
  • Summary: This was a great game. The plotline never fails, the various cave and things never bore, it's very fun. HOWEVER. I did not like the outdoor travel.
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Overall 7
7.0

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AscensionWill, Metacritic
19 November 2012
  • Summary: If people aren't familiar if the Avernum series, it's a nostalgia fest for old-school gamers who want a sense of epic adventure and a rich environment to explore.
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Overall 7
7.0

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Pleiades, Metacritic
22 July 2012
  • Summary: I got this for £1.74 in a Steam sale so can't complain too much! However, Avernum's slavish devotion to early RPG tropes doesn't do it any favours.
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Overall 8
8.0

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Billick, Metacritic
11 July 2012
  • Summary: Avernum: Escape From the Pit is a turn-based 90s style RPG, and is a throwback to games like Fallout and Baldur's Gate.
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Overall 10
10

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ePxOscuraNiebla, Metacritic
27 June 2012
  • Summary: It's simply a Great Game! don't judge a book by it's cover, but you need to read it first! a book maybe outdated and have a very bad cover and didn't typed very neat, but...
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Overall 10
10

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Brother_Fasial, Metacritic
17 April 2012
  • Summary: This game is in the interesting position of being a remake of a remake. It started life in (I think) 1995 as 'Exile: Escape From the Pit.
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Overall 10
10

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nirvycn, Metacritic
13 April 2012
  • Summary: Never heard of this before, picked it up of steam, its very very good, nice retro graphics, decent interface, and seems like a VERY long game.
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Overall 9
9.0

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Necrotaur, Metacritic
13 April 2012
  • Summary: I've been a fan of the Avernum games for a long time, all the way back to when they were known as Exile, released as shareware, and had a simplistic 2-d interface.
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