Fit check
Is Ortharion : The Last Battle worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solo players who want a fantasy action RPG without cooperative play
- Hack-and-slash fans who enjoy building characters from many class, spell, talent, and equipment combinations
- Players seeking boss fights, randomized loot, dungeons, and seasonal rankings in one game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a short or tightly focused campaign may find the many progression systems and activity types sprawling
- Players who prefer simple character builds may find the class, spell, talent, and equipment choices demanding
- Players looking for cooperative action RPG play will not find that mode in this solo game
- Players who want tower-defense mechanics will find those in Dungeon Defenders: Awakened rather than here
Our take on Ortharion : The Last Battle
The emphasis on near-limitless build variety can obscure how much planning the system requires: spells depend on statistics and classes, while talents and randomized equipment further modify each build. The game offers breadth across progression and activities, but that breadth may make its core combat loop feel less focused.
What is Ortharion : The Last Battle?
Play a solo hack-and-slash RPG in a medieval fantasy setting.
Begin with one of three classes, then add specialties from a pool of 39 while developing seven at the same time. Find and learn more than 350 spells, which have six rarity levels, can be improved, and are affected by character statistics, classes, talents, and equipment. Items use randomized statistics and may carry special powers, set bonuses, runic words, or gems. Exploration reveals character upgrades and hidden areas. The game includes regular encounters, 15 major bosses, random dungeons, monster waves, objective-protection activities, boss arenas, and other high-level systems. A seasonal ranking system records points for comparison with friends or the wider community.
How Ortharion : The Last Battle plays
- 01Class Specialization
- Seven specialties can be selected from 39 options after starting with one of three classes.
- 02Upgradeable Spell Library
- More than 350 spells use six rarity levels and require particular statistics and classes to learn.
- 03Randomized Equipment
- Items can vary in statistics and include special powers, set bonuses, runic words, or gems.
- 04Talent-Based Builds
- Class-specific talent trees grant points from Ortharion fragments, with some talents changing how a class plays.
- 05Boss Encounters
- The game includes 15 major bosses alongside regular bosses that provide smaller challenges.
- 06Seasonal Rankings
- A points-based ranking system supports seasonal comparisons with friends and the community.
Ortharion : The Last Battle compared to similar games
Ortharion: The Last Battle is a solo hack-and-slash RPG centered on class combinations, spell progression, randomized equipment, bosses, and ranked play. Dungeon Defenders: Awakened combines cooperative action RPG play with tower defense, while Ghost of a Tale focuses on a mouse protagonist, stealth, disguises, conversations, immersion, and exploration.
Ortharion : The Last Battle: platforms & release
Is Ortharion : The Last Battle worth it?
It is worth it if: solo players who want a fantasy action RPG without cooperative play. Skip it if: players seeking a short or tightly focused campaign may find the many progression systems and activity types sprawling.
Where can I download Ortharion : The Last Battle?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Ortharion : The Last Battle's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Ortharion : The Last Battle on?
Windows only.
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