What I liked:
Plot: there are clear and understandable goals and objectives, but at the same time, there are unexpected plot twists: the appearance of Nicholas, the search for the mountain shaman, the search for the dwarven hammer, etc.
Design and Presentation: The design is in the spirit of orcs, truly epic. There are several cutscenes in the scenario. This allows for a better understanding of the plot and creates an atmosphere
Dialogues, Quests. Some quests are difficult to complete, for example: finding the abandoned mine that transports you to the dwarven dungeon. There are quests where you need to use your wits — find the shaman in the mountains, find 2 main orc artifacts, defeat the champion at the Tournaments, etc.
Difficulty. The scenario is quite difficult, especially at the beginning; it's possible you won't be able to complete it on your first try.
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Unpredictability. Many unexpected surprises await you. The enemies here are strong; to defeat some of them, you need to act intelligently and unconventionally
Epicness. As you progress through the Walkthrough, you can't help but sympathize with the main character — you just want to play as him.
Comments and Suggestions:
The win-win lottery is overkill. It's a cheat that makes the game too easy, and then it simply becomes uninteresting to play. It would be better to remove it.
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