After 27 years, an updated version of the action-RPG Darkstone has been released on Steam
The classic action-RPG returns as DarkStone Restoration.
Paul Cuisset announced the project in June. He created the original 1999 title and now leads the development of this updated version.
Players must stop an evil monk from destroying the land.
DarkStone Restoration runs natively on 64-bit Windows. The update adds support for modern displays and resolutions, including borderless mode and adjustable frame rate limits. Cuisset updated the interface with a quick-access spell bar, an improved inventory system, and clearer fonts. The game also features overhauled controller support.
The Steam page for DarkStone Restoration is available here. The original game remains on the Valve platform and you can find it here.
Source: iXBT.games
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