Would I like this game if I liked Skyrim?

[H. P. Hatecraft]

Thanks.

[50 Shades of Gandalf the Grey]

If you ever played Skyrim and thought 'you know, this game is pretty good, bit dumbed down, bit too streamlined for my taste, definitely rough around the edges, I still dig it, but what I could REALLY go for would be Temu Chinesium Skyrim', then yes. Otherwise probably not.

Here is a handy video that does a side by side comparison of them for you to peruse:

https://youtu.be/QK1wH1YHvaQ?si=alb0HDXqgVFaa1Zw

[BlueBangkok]

It's much more similar to Outer Worlds than Skyrim (if you played that).

[Rex Vortex]

There is no way of knowing. The only similarity between Avowed and the Elder Scrolls games is they are first (or third person) games that have swords, spells, and leveling up. Aside from also character growth they are virtually almost 2 different genres.

One is an action combat explorative RPG (Avowed) and the other is more of an immersive SIM RPG with 'general' combat and exploration.

Frankly, I find Avowed to have more enjoyable combat and explorative mechanics, while Skyrim does better everywhere else or at least in some regards.

If you are looking to sulk around as a thief and pickpocket or assassinate random townspeople, Avowed is not for you. Towns are static. They have quests and bounty board type stuff, but it seems the game is geared more towards an action adventure over immersive SIM type game that Skyrim is.

[dustin1280]

Here is my personal review of this game...
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2457220/discussions/0/523083613234821796/

Read that and see if it helps you make up your mind...

[Clownory]

You may like it, but pesonnaly i find it very shalow and even less developed than oblivion a game launch in 2006. (the prob physics in avowed is a terrible!!)
It's NOT A GRAND GAME, but it is playable.

[JacEEEBABY]

Originally posted by H. P. Hatecraft:

Thanks.

Nope just go back to Skyrim you won't regret it.

[Wokelander]

Originally posted by H. P. Hatecraft:

Thanks.

In my personal experience, people who use Skyrim as their metric for whether they'll like games will play pretty much anything, but also rag on it endlessly. So maybe I guess