Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon

IGN's review of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon awards a 6/10, describing a game with grand ideas that nails a lot of what it tries but is held back by uneven difficulty, poor design choices, and pervasive bugs. The game is a reimagining of Arthurian myth set 600 years after King Arthur led his people to Avalon. The player is a prisoner in the Red Priests' Island Asylum who discovers fragments of Arthur's eternal soul. The story is described as compelling, with interesting choices about suppo...

PC Gamer's review of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon awards a 75/100, describing it as putting an interesting spin on Arthurian legend with a competent world that plays like a love letter to the open-world first-person RPG genre, though marked by inconsistency. The review praises the game's confident world design and colorful cast of characters, noting the concept of "Skyrim but you're also haunted by the ghost of King Arthur" demands ambition. Developer Questline, despite being an untested s...