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Is Lilium worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-RPG players who prefer compact worlds to sprawling maps
- Quest-focused players who want a short main story alongside side quests
- Players who enjoy experimenting with objects, weapons, and character development
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a long main campaign may find the 9-quest story brief.
- Players who prefer focused combat may find the broad mix of looting, trading, exploration, and object interactions distracting.
- Players looking for multiplayer play may not find a fit in this single-player-focused description.
Our take on Lilium
Players seeking a long campaign may hit the wall at the 9-quest main story; those expecting a large map may also find the world’s explicitly small scale limiting, even with its dense exploration.
What is Lilium?
Lilium is an action role-playing game set across the Western Islands, a small open world that can be explored on foot or by boat.
Players choose a male or female character, a name, and a starting class. The main story has 9 quests, alongside 10 side quests and 5 dungeons. Exploration includes caves, secrets, and interactions with objects: many can be looted, while others can be moved or thrown. Combat uses weapons such as swords, bows, and guns, with options to poison weapons, ignite arrows, or sneak up on enemies. Character development happens during play, including changes tied to running and taking damage. Equipment can be looted, traded, and upgraded.
How Lilium plays
- 01Character choices
- Choose a male or female character, enter a name, and select a starting class.
- 02Quest structure
- The main story contains 9 quests, with 10 additional side quests.
- 03Island dungeons
- Five dungeons are spread across the islands, alongside caves and secrets to discover.
- 04Environmental interaction
- Many objects can be looted, while others can be moved or thrown.
- 05Combat options
- Weapons include swords, clubs, axes, bows, and guns; poison, fire arrows, and surprise attacks add further tactics.
- 06Character development
- Running and taking damage can develop character attributes as play progresses.
- 07Equipment progression
- Equipment can be looted, traded, and upgraded.
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Lilium: platforms & release
Is Lilium worth it?
It is worth it if: action-RPG players who prefer compact worlds to sprawling maps. Skip it if: players seeking a long main campaign may find the 9-quest story brief.
Where can I download Lilium?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lilium's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lilium on?
Windows only.
