The Last Oricru

The Last Oricru, also known simply as Oricru, throws you into a mix of sci-fi and fantasy where every decision counts. You’re Silver, stranded on the planet Vardenia after a spaceship crash, stuck in the middle of a heated conflict. It’s part RPG, part action with plenty of tough choices and battles that keep you on your toes.

What’s the game about?

Ever wake up in a cryo-chamber and think, “Well, this is a start”? That’s exactly where Silver is after the crash. You’re pulled into a fight between two humanoid factions. Your moves determine who wins, loses, or just survives. The story doesn’t spoon-feed you; instead, you wrestle with your own sense of right and wrong. Expect some plot twists that will make you think twice.

Gameplay highlights

• Third-person action RPG: Switch between sneaky play and straight-up brawling.
• Explore varied landscapes: From medieval castles to shadowy underground caves.
• Combat and strategy: Juggle swords, shields, tech, and magic.
• Leveling up: Collect essence, boost stats, and upgrade gear.
• Tough boss fights: Heads up—lesson learned: always carry a spare sword.
• Split-screen co-op: Bring a friend to share the chaos or go it solo.

Why try The Last Oricru?

Looking for a game where your choices actually shape the world? This one’s got you covered. The mix of classic RPG elements with a sci-fi twist feels fresh without reinventing the wheel. The animations might remind you of older Gothic games—not the smoothest, but kinda charming in their own way.

Need a challenge? You got it. Want some freedom in how you approach problems? It’s there. Just don’t expect a simple good versus evil storyline. Here, you’re navigating messy grey zones, and that’s part of the fun.

In short

• A choice-driven action RPG set on a mysterious planet
• Play solo or in split-screen co-op
• Mix of melee and magic combat with tech elements
• Stories shaped by your decisions, not handed to you
• Decent challenge with boss fights that test your skills

If you’re curious about a game that asks you to think and fight in equal measure, The Last Oricru delivers. Just remember that spare sword—trust me on this.