ActionFit check
Is Trials of Argolis worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want close-range first-person combat
- Players seeking boss-focused games with six difficulty choices
- Ancient Greece fantasy fans who prefer arena-based encounters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad campaign with many enemy types instead of a boss-rush structure
- Players who prefer relaxed combat rather than fast reactions and demanding difficulty options
- Players using controllers outside mouse and keyboard, DualShock 4, or Xbox One models
Our take on Trials of Argolis
Its defining structure is a first-person boss rush: 15 major encounters can usually be approached in different orders, with victories awarding medals for physical upgrades.
What is Trials of Argolis?
Trials of Argolis is a first-person melee boss-rush game set in an Ancient Greece-inspired world with fantasy elements.
Players move through arenas and face 15 distinct bosses, including one secret encounter. Bosses can usually be tackled in any order, and defeating them awards Trial-Medals for improving physical attributes. The game offers six difficulty settings, from forgiving play to a permanent-death mode. Four environments provide different locations and times of day, while cleared arenas remain available for exploration. Combat emphasizes rapid close-range attacks, movement, and timed reactions. The game supports mouse and keyboard, DualShock 4, and Xbox One controllers; other controller support is not guaranteed.
How Trials of Argolis plays
- 01Boss Rush Structure
- The campaign includes 15 individual boss battles, with one hidden encounter among them.
- 02Flexible Encounter Order
- Most opponents can be challenged in different sequences, although some exceptions apply.
- 03Attribute Improvements
- Trial-Medals earned after victories can be spent on physical attributes.
- 04Six Difficulty Settings
- Options range from forgiving settings to a permanent-death mode.
- 05Explorable Arenas
- Defeated opponents leave arenas open for further exploration, including some larger spaces.
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Trials of Argolis: platforms & release
Is Trials of Argolis worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want close-range first-person combat. Skip it if: players seeking a broad campaign with many enemy types instead of a boss-rush structure.
Where can I download Trials of Argolis?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Trials of Argolis's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Trials of Argolis on?
Windows only.
