The World of Nelwe is breaking down from the onset of technology; now the fight is on between the forces of Technology and those of Nature and Magic. Of course in every world there are heroes and that's what you're set to become. You'll start by choosing your race from one of the 4 available (human, elf, goblin and troll), then its quests ahoy as you progress your character, choosing from the set of 130 skills and spells for your style of play moving towards one of the two sides in the war, without selecting just one pre-defined class.
And when there's a war there are plot twists; you'll see friends become enemies and enemies become allies as you go through the hundreds of quests and side quests each influenced by the alignments that you make within the game and many of which you can team up with other heroes in the game to create the right group for the quest at hand.
Though saying all that, the first thing that you'll notice about Silverfall is its absolutely unique graphical style. It uses a technology called 'Cell Shading' which basically turns what you're looking at into a black-line contoured comic from every angle. When you combine this with the bright colours of the characters, monsters and spells, you're in for a display that's really a feast for the retina. But then Silverfall takes graphical beauty even further with imaginative designs on everything. Whether it's the armour that you'll choose for your hero to the really original enemies that populate this world you'll see the mix of fantasy and steam punk in this truly gorgeous game.

Silverfall uses the excellent Ageia PhysX physics system to run the in-game physics. As such the game Requires the installation of the Ageia PhysX driver BEFORE STARTING THE GAME to run, you can download the driver from Ageia here

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