Fit check
Is Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-RPG players who want point-and-click controls and a dark futuristic setting
- Players seeking long exploratory campaigns with parallel dimensions and branching endings
- RPG fans who enjoy frequent combat, character transformations, and large equipment pools
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking polished modern controls may find the proprietary interface unfamiliar and divisive
- Players who want uninterrupted early progress may dislike waiting 15 to 45 minutes before the first save
- Players using hardware or software configurations affected by the reported bugs and crashes
Our take on Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition
Rather than using conventional action-RPG controls, Etrom centers play around a proprietary point-and-click system. Its dark-future setting also replaces the genre’s usual medieval fantasy backdrop with techno-mystical warfare, parallel dimensions, and piloted war mechs.
What is Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition?
Etrom is a point-and-click action RPG set in a dark future shaped by divided societies, arcane rituals, wars, and the Void Lands.
Players control Etrom, a former HWD attacker turned fugitive, while investigating the Astral Essence across hostile cities, ancient civilizations, and parallel dimensions. Combat includes battles against humans, monsters, demons, dragons, and extradimensional beings, along with Astral Powers, transformations, and pilotable war mechs. Choices lead to seven possible endings. The game includes more than 70 environments and approximately 50 hours of gameplay, plus over 500 types of weapons, armor, rings, and magic amulets. A first-person sniper mode and the first episode of an accompanying novel are also included.
How Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition plays
- 01Branching Endings
- In-game choices determine which of seven conclusions shapes the parallel dimension.
- 02Large Game World
- The campaign spans more than 70 environments and approximately 50 hours of gameplay.
- 03Astral Transformations
- Astral Powers and choices allow Etrom to become a Demon, Draconian Guardian, or Abyssal Knight.
- 04War Mech Battles
- Players can pilot war mechs during strategic fights against formidable enemies.
- 05Equipment Variety
- More than 500 equipment entries span weapons, armor, rings, magical amulets, and additional item types.
- 06Sniper Mode
- A first-person mode supports targeted attacks with sniper weapons.
- 07Novel Extract
- The edition includes the opening episode of a novel by Fabio Belsanti and CyberScrivens.
Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition compared to similar games
Etrom combines point-and-click action-RPG play with a dark-future setting, parallel dimensions, seven endings, and war-mech combat. Alpha Protocol focuses on an exiled government agent and an international catastrophe, while Ghost of a Tale follows a mouse minstrel in an animal-only medieval world with stealth, disguises, conversations, and exploration.
Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition: platforms & release
Is Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition worth it?
It is worth it if: action-RPG players who want point-and-click controls and a dark futuristic setting. Skip it if: players seeking polished modern controls may find the proprietary interface unfamiliar and divisive.
Where can I download Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition?
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What platforms is Etrom 20th Anniversary Edition on?
Windows only.
