Gothic - The Chronicles of Myrtana: Archolos - Part 47 - Among the scoundrels

CHAPTER 3! Let's go boys and girls.
We finally get to the haven of the scum and villainy of Archolos. Quite a dangerous place but it's here where we are going to find more clues to find our brother.
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The Chronicles of Myrtana: Archolos is a full game modification made by an amazing team and released in december 2021. It's basically an entire game by itself that acts as the true spiritual successor to Gothic 2: Night of the Raven. It's also fully voice acted in Polish and the English subtitles are on a professional level.
The story takes place many years before the events of Gothic 1. We play as Marvin, a refugee escaping the winds of war to an island called Archolos. It's here that Marvin's fate will be tested. Will he simply manage to survive or will he carve out his own destiny, helping others along the way and overcoming all the dangers Archolos will throw at him?
The mod is great and if you want to check our more information and support the modding team, here's the link to their main website: kronikimyrtany...
Also I've got a patreon if you wanna check it out right here.
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[@cristian-iuliancomorasu8217]

All good, thank you!

[@Adrians_Stories]

Good to hear!

[@ElKyox]

8:09 I'm very good, I was playing Assassin's creed Valhalla, but I was already bored, the map is very large and the only secondary thing is to open chests and some very small missions of no more than 3 minutes, the map is very empty in my opinion I don't think I will finish it to play, but I always go back to the binding of isaac repetance if I find it very entertaining and how are you? There has been no news lately about the gothic remake

[@Adrians_Stories]

It's a general design philosophy these days isn't it? Companies making huge open maps but they are just empty and lifeless. Besides some main questing hubs you just sort of enjoy the scenery and that's about it. It's why I kept coming back to the Gothic series throughout the years. Small map but packed with so much content! And that has an interesting psychological side effect, where you learn the map, become familiar with the paths and feels like a living world through each chapter.