It does not stand out as great in my view, but still delivers a fun and enjoyable experience – once you get past the first few hours.Ĭouchpotato spotted two reviews for Arcadian Atlas on RPGFan and RPG Site: RPGFan:Ī fulfilling RPG experience that doesn’t require a 50+ hour time commitment is always welcome for those of us with busy schedules. But more on that later.įor those who were disappointed with Pillars of Eternity (or are now disappointed with Baldur's Gate 3) as far as delivering a traditional 'Baldur's Gate'-like experience is concerned, this game comes closer to it than any other RPG in the last 10-15 years. The UI is almost an exact (and some say, rather shameless) copy of the user interface in Pillars of Eternity, while almost everything else is very similar to Baldur's Gate. After giving them time to polish up the game with some updates and bug fixes, let us now take a closer look at it.īlack Geyser was inspired by both the Baldur's Gate and the Pillars of Eternity series – which was also the main selling point during its Kickstarter campaign in April 2018.

But, lo and behold, it did get a release last year on March 17, as the Codex reported. The RPG Codex checked out Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness: RPG Codex Review: Black Geyserĭuring its seven years of development, Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness was widely considered vaporware or a joke title from a completely unknown indie developer from Hungary and Austria.

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