Immortals of Aveum™

Immortals of Aveum is a single-player first person magic shooter that tells the story of Jak as he joins an elite order of battlemages to save a world on the edge of abyss.

Immortals of Aveum™ is a action, adventure and magic game developed by Ascendant Studios and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on August 21st 2023 is available only on Windows in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America and Traditional Chinese.

It has received 2,102 reviews of which 1,497 were positive and 605 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.9 out of 10. 😐

The game is currently priced at 11.99€ on Steam and has a 80% discount.

The Steam community has classified Immortals of Aveum™ into these genres:

Action Adventure Magic Fantasy Action-Adventure FPS Singleplayer Fast-Paced Sci-fi PvE Shooter Open World Dragons Atmospheric Story Rich First-Person RPG

Media & Screenshots

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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Win 10 (64 bit) or later (Win 11 recommended for Intel 12th and 13th gen CPUs)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 2600X Intel Core i7-8700K
Memory: 16(Dual-channel) GB RAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 580 (8GB) NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 (8GB)
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 70 GB available space
Additional Notes: These specs allow for the game to be played in 1080p/30fps

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Sept. 2024

This feels like the sort of game we got all the time during the PS360 era. It's a solid shooter with some fun twists to keep things interesting. While the story isn't exactly groundbreaking it's presented well with a fairly lighthearted tone to the dialogue. The game looked nice and performed really well with a mostly solid 60fps on my 4070ti. Overall, it's worth a pickup and is reminder of the types of games we saw before live services and F2P microtransactions took over the gaming industry.

July 2024

About 15 years ago, this game would have been on the cover all the major magazines. It would have had glowing write ups from various editorials; a limited edition with a tacky but still glorious mini-statue would have been offered; I would have pre-ordered it from my local Electronics Boutique and waited with baited breath for release date. I would have then picked up the game, played it through in a week and loved every moment of it Today, 15 years later, my cholesterol is higher, I have more grey in my hair (of which I have less), and my knees aren't so hot. But guess what? I still played through this game (in 2 weeks) and loved every moment of it. This represents everything I loved about gaming in early Xbox360/PS3 generation days - huge impractical budget settings; an interesting (and occasionally very funny) storyline; some wonderful and well-acted characters; and some truly drool-worthy retina-searing special effects. Even better is what this game *doesn't* have; no F2P mechanics; no gated cosmetics or MTX; no "live-service" mechanics or gacha pulls or content gated DLC. You buy the game and you get the whole game. Why is this such a rarity now? Is it the best in class of everything? No. Sure there are minor niggles here and there - but the sum is much greater than the whole of its parts. Released 15 years ago, this would have easily been in the company of titles like Bioshock. A sequel would already be in production, and I would already be pre-ordering the its limited edition sequel. I am now going to startup a social media channel with the express purpose of promoting this game and telling everyone to buy it. For now, though - I need to go take my cholesterol medication and maybe some A535 for my knee. And maybe start New Game +

April 2024

Immortals of Aveum is a magic themed First Person Shooter. In a world where there are three types of magic – red, green, and blue (I’m not being sarcastic, that’s what they’re actually called in game), two factions are locked in an endless war for control of this magic. While most mages can only use one colour, player character Jak is a triarch, able to wield all three colours, which could make him the key to winning the war. Gameplay • Fight against enemy mages, elementals, and a few types of aggressive wildlife. • Magic weapons have similar functions to standard FPS guns. Red is your shotgun, green is an SMG which fires homing projectiles, and blue is a long range rifle. You can find new weapons with different values for damage, rate of fire and clip size, to suit your playing style. • You can also use several other abilities, including a shield which protects from damage but reduces your movement speed, a whip which can pull enemies closer (combines nicely with short range shotgun blasts), and various damage dealing spells which can be upgraded with extra effects when you level up. • Map design is similar to Jedi Survivor, mostly linear, but with Metroidvania style barriers that you have to come back to when you learn the required ability. You’ll also need to double jump, glide, and use your whip on grapple points to cross bottomless pits and reach high ledges. Thankfully most of these platforming sections are much shorter and less annoying than those found in Jedi Survivor. • There’s also some basic puzzle solving that mostly involves finding buttons hidden in the environment and shooting them with the relevant colour to open doors or move platforms. Story • World building lacks detail. Why should I care about the outcome of the war, when I don’t really know anything about the world pre-war? • Dialogue has a very “Disney Marvel” tone, where half the characters have a snarky personality and every conversation must have at least one dumb joke, which undermines dramatic situations and often makes me want everybody to just stop talking. • Its not the fault of the voice actors, I think they did their best with the lines they were given to read. I’ve seen Gina Torres in multiple TV shows so I know she can act. Technical • It took me 16 hours to complete the story. I mostly focused on the main quest and didn’t spend much time exploring for secrets. • I suffered from frequent shader stutter. Even when the framerate was stable, the game often didn’t feel smooth somehow. I tried changing various options but nothing really seemed to make a difference. • I’m playing in 1440p with i7-12700K, RTX 3080, 32GB DDR4. While my graphics card is slightly weaker than the store page recommends, the menu gives each graphics setting a points value, and I’ve lowered some of the more expensive options so I’m well under budget. • I didn’t have any bugs or crashes. • Controls are fully rebindable and work well on mouse and keyboard. Recommendation Combat is entertaining but can be spoiled by performance issues. Story is garbage. Buy on sale, turn off your brain and just have fun shooting things.

Jan. 2024

Actually a pretty good and fun game. Immortals of Aveum biggest mistake was to be released in 2023. Last year was packed with so many games and as results Immortals of Aveum flew under the radar of many people. In this game you will find impressive graphics, satisfying first person magic combat and an interesting universe. Immortals of Aveum visuals are stunning, particles effects, textures, reflections, everything here looks fantastic. I think it's probably the best use of Unreal Engine 5 we've seen so far or certainly one of the best. The optimization may not be the best but I've seen worse, haven't gotten a single crash or bug so far in around ten hours. The level design is pretty good, exploration is rewarded with lot of secrets and loot to find. Overall the progression is smooth, we unlock lot of different spells and powers throughout the adventure to keep us engaged. It's far from being a masterpiece but it's a good game, not sure why lot of people seems to hate it just like they did with Forspoken, probably hive mind mentality or the woke police I guess. There are some annoying stuff like the unskippable cutscenes, no manual saves and the lack of ledge grabbing mechanics which can be annoying for some platforming areas. Also the narrow FOV can be nauseating however you can fix it if you know how to edit Unreal Engine files. I am personally really enjoying it so far and I highly recommend you give it a try when it goes on sale again. Quite sad the sales tanked and that apparently Ascendant Studios had to lay off nearly half of its staff because you can clearly tell these guys have interesting ideas and are definitely talented. I have not finished the game yet and I am taking all my time to explore and admire the environments, will edit review later if I encounter any bugs or annoying stuff that deserve an edit or lower score. Rating 7.5/10.

Dec. 2023

This is an awesome game for the following reasons. 1. It's the full release. No early access 1/2 game 2. It rewards players for exploring. 3. New and interesting game mechanics which allows a wide variety of game play. 4. The game slowly reveals more powers which allows you to go to previously explored regions greatly increasing the replayability,. 5. Beautifully crafted worlds 6. Decenty written plot and acting.

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-80% 59.99€ 11.99€

6.9

1,497

605

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Developer

Ascendant Studios

Publisher

Electronic Arts

Release 21 Aug 2023

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