Franchise: Funcom. Share Embed. Free to Play. Play Game. Add all DLC to Cart. View Community Hub. About This Game Age of Conan: Unchained is an award-winning and critically acclaimed massively multiplayer online game set in the sexy, savage and brutal world of Conan the Barbarian.
Choose between twelve different classes, from Barbarian to Demonologist, and fight your way to riches and glory as you battle creatures straight out of hell or even engage in colossal guild vs. Robert E. Experience a massive and diverse online multiplayer world where your best friends are the steel at your hip and the wits about you.
You control every chop, thrust, and swing of your weapon. Unleash devastating combos and show no mercy! Recruit allies and rule your very own guild, work together to acquire renown, and construct vast guild cities as a monument to your glory.
Then, engage in epic guild-vs-guild siege warfare in the Border Kingdoms and claim battlekeeps in the name of your people! Age of Conan: Unchained is completely free-to-play! Simply create an account, grab some friends, and join the fray! See all. Customer reviews. Overall Reviews:. Review Type. All 2, Positive 1, Negative All 2, Steam Purchasers 45 Other 2, All Languages 2, Your Languages 1, Customize.
Explore the vast reaches of Hyboria, and tread in the footsteps of the world's greatest fantasy hero: Conan the Barbarian himself! Experience a groundbreaking action-driven combat system, unlike anything ever seen in a massively multiplayer online game before! Master tradeskills, build entire cities, venture into deep dungeons, or charge the battlefield on the back of a mammoth in epic warfare! What does it mean that you are now introducing a hybrid business model? Do I need a credit card to play?
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Why do I have to buy Funcom Points? Can I share Funcom points if I have different accounts on different games? How will items be delivered in-game after your purchase? These points can then be allocated towards a number of skills. Some skills are there to decrease the level of downtime for your character, by increased the regeneration rate of your health, magic power or stamina.
Casters have the option of decreasing the risk of being interrupted when casting spells. Points can also be invested in a climbing skill or your running speed.
The higher your climbing skill the more chance you have of climbing certain points on the land. Running speed, is pretty self-explanatory. The brackets indicate his weak points. One of the main selling points of AoC that Funcom advertised all those years ago was the more action based combat. At the bottom of the screen there are several buttons with arrows on them. These buttons indicate the direction of your strike.
The button pointing up, indicates you will attack high-centre. Combat continues with you pressing these buttons and striking your enemy, until one of you is dead or have run away. Secondly, any combat special skills you have, are linked to those directions and will open options for further combination attacks when pressed. So you can continue to chain moves together to inflict more and more damage upon your enemy.
Each fighters defence, including your own is represented by a series of brackets. Three brackets in one area indicates the part is heavily defended, no brackets shows an undefended zone. For greatest damage you should always strike where your opponent is defended least, and inversely always defend where your opponent is striking.
It does add a lot more to the combat, and gives it a more active action feel. Rather than just almost passively bashing your special attack buttons with no sense of timing of skill. At random times you will actually perform a kind of Mortal Kombat-esque fatality move on your enemies. The melee fighters will decapitate, maim or dismember enemies at random times, where as my demonologist will occasionally electrocute or burn her enemies The foe will then shake uncontrollable as energy courses through them, or will roll on the floor trying to put out the flames, while screaming.
I am only a lowly level 10 at the moment so I am still in the starting city, and very early on in my Age of Conan: game. When I played this the first time round, I was very disappointed by the game after I left Tortage.
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