Soulbringer

Now that is an interesting one. Overall not one of the better RPGs I have played, but I enjoyed the atmosphere, especially in the snowy first half. Also, both the combat system and the magic system are rather unusual. Magic use in one element always goes at the expense of all the other elements while making you more powerful/resistant in that one element. The combat system is based on a strange combo system, where certain moves (specific to weapons) are only unlocked with enough investment in the "Combo"-attribute. Many opponents are invulnerable or at least very resistant to many moves, so some experimentation is required. Unfortunately story and dialogue aren't all that good and rather flimsy when considering that the game is trying to tell an epic story. Still, whenever I hear the menu sounds or even the main menu music, it triggers some kind of fondness/nostalgia. It's one of these games where I cannot quite explain my positive feelings towards it. Still, I recommend it for being different and quite specific in how it does things.

The game didn't work properly (it was very slow) for me at first, but once I changed the DirectX it suddenly worked without any issues.