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Spiderweb Software / Oct 30, 2013 / Indie, RPG, Strategy
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CompareAvadon 2: The Corruption is a huge, indie fantasy role-playing adventure, the second chapter in the epic Avadon trilogy. You will serve the keep of Avadon, working as a spy and warrior to fight the enemies of your homeland. As a servant of the Black Fortress, your word is law.
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78% positive, 169 reviews
Developed and published by Spiderweb Software, Avadon 2: The Corruption is a classic isometric role-playing game that builds upon the foundation of its predecessor with a larger world, deeper storytelling, and greater player freedom. Set in the troubled lands protected by the Black Fortress of Avadon, the game places players in the role of one of its loyal Hands, elite agents tasked with preserving order as political...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-11
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0 found this helpful, 2026-08-16
Avernum is a collection of bite sized unique locations paced by quests and area progression. Geneforge is series of story-based encounters driven heavily by player-choice and discovery. Avadon, meanwhile, is a linear treadmill of excessive simplistic combat encounters with inconsistent difficulty, nonexistent player agency, and such a quantity of worthless loot that "g" will become your most pressed button on your...
3 found this helpful, 2026-04-26
I'm a big fan of Spiderweb software, and have been playing Jeff's games for around 30 years, and the first Exile game. I'm consistently and pleasantly surprised by the depth of the story and the gameplay, the worldbuilding and the joy of discovery. I played this several years ago, and loved it. Played the original Avadon on iOS and had a blast. Now I'm on to the third to complete the series! Highly recommend checking...
0 found this helpful, 2026-04-28
Continuing my journey through the Avadon series. Like the first one, the stories intersect in a way that makes the world feel lived-in and evolving. The graphics are simple, but the characters and the political tension between the factions kept me hooked for another long playthrough. Graphics: Potato-friendly Gameplay: Solid; consistent old-school RPG Story: Deep; great world-building Difficulty: Easy to...
0 found this helpful, 2026-03-30
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0 found this helpful, 2026-03-30
Avadon 2 very much takes the "more of the same" approach to sequel writing. It has everything the first game had, only bigger areas, more side quests, new classes, and more companions. Unfortunately, I've never really liked the Avadons as much as I have some of Spiderweb's other games and I think I've finally worked out why: they are games about politics where there's really not a whole lot at stake that's...
186 found this helpful, 2013-11-24
Pros: -Good writing in general -Quite open though it's a linear game -Good Combat system -Interesting story -With more than 50h gametime quite big Cons: -very basic graphics -no background music -A couple of quests are badly executed -Some Balance issues making the game too easy -clumsy interface All in all a good game if you can accept the graphics and lack of music, especially considering the base price is below...
62 found this helpful, 2013-11-25
Avadon 2 is the direct sequel to Avadon: The Black Fortress. You take control of a new band of heroes as you wield your might on behalf of Avadon. Battles are turn based and are governed by action points, which are expended through both movement and use of skills. As expected, health and stamina bars are also present alongside four core stats - strength, dexterity, intelligence and endurance. Additionally each...
81 found this helpful, 2014-05-08
Alright. Avadon 2: The Corruption is done and dusted. This is a loose sequel to Avadon: The Black Fortress and is comparable in length at about +/- 55 to 60 hours. I liked this one better than the first game. I will note that you don't really need to play the first game to enjoy this one, and only one of the endings from the first game can be considered canon regardless. Which I think is where there is a bit of an...
21 found this helpful, 2024-10-11