That means you should always keep an eye on what type of loot you pick up and if anything will make your character stronger. Combat occurs in real time and isn’t turn based, but your damage dealt is based on the stats of your character and weapons used. UnEpic plays a lot like a side scrolling platform game with action elements. It’s actually pretty funny when you do recognize the reference and really helps keep things interesting. There are references to Star Wars, Ace Ventura, and even The Golden Child just to name a few. It makes sense to us but not to the characters in the game. Not only that, he references a lot of modern day pop culture that only people in the real world would know. That means he has knowledge of how RPGs work and often references this. Daniel is a guy who comes from the real world and knows that he’s trapped in an RPG of sorts. The story is very good and quite funny in many of the parts. Where the game doesn’t take it self too seriously is with the story. There are more than 100 weapons and 70 magic spells hidden throughout the castle, each with its own traits and uses. All the classic RPG elements are there such as leveling up your character, applying points to specific categories to build up your character, and acquiring armor, weapons, and magic spells to gain strength and higher stats. The game is a serious RPG that doesn’t take itself very seriously. Players must help Daniel navigate the more than 200 rooms of Harnakon’s Castle, each filled with their own monsters and interactive characters. UnEpic tells the tale of Daniel, a normal guy who likes video games and Dungeons and Dragons, who gets transported to a sinister castle when the bathroom light gives out during his D&D pee break.
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