Silverfall

Silverfall combines classless character building with a fantasy world shaped by a struggle between technology and nature. More than 130 skills and spells give each build direction, while four races and companion choices add personal decisions. The Steam PC version costs $0.74 from Steam; it suits players who want a solo adventure with the option to cooperate or fight in PvP with up to eight people over LAN or the Internet. The visible record of 58% from 150 reviews adds context without deciding the purchase for you. At a Steam price of $0.74, Silverfall can be weighed through its 58% positive reviews from 150 reviews and its classless character development.

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58%Steam Reviews150 reviews62Metacritic/100

Released: Mar 20, 2007

RPG · Hack and Slash · Action RPG · Fantasy · Loot

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01About Silverfall

Silverfall is a fantasy action RPG set in Nelwë, a kingdom divided between technology and nature. Create a hero from four races and develop them without class limits, using more than 130 skills and magic spells. Your technology or spiritual choices, along with your companions, can influence the growing world. The Steam PC version supports single-player and multiplayer for up to eight players through LAN or the Internet, with co-op and PvP. Interface languages: English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Released on March 20, 2007; 58% positive reviews from 150 reviews.

Credits

LEAD DESIGNER

Jehanne Rousseau

French game designer

NotableSilverfall

Lead Designer

[Q118773285]

Developer

Monte Cristo

Publisher

Focus Entertainment

Steam player reviews

58%positiveMixed150 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$0.602025-01-25 · GameBilletBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
English	Yes	—	—
French	Yes	—	—
German	Yes	—	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Italian	Yes	—	—
Spanish	Yes	—	—

Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-19

02Before you buy

Play modes

The Steam PC version supports single-player and multiplayer for up to eight players through LAN or the Internet, including co-op and PvP.

Language support

Listed interface languages are English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. Full audio is not indicated for these languages.

03Frequently asked questions

How is the hero created?

You create a hero from the human, elf, goblin, or troll races and customize features such as face, sex, skin, and hair.

Are there fixed classes?

Progression is classless and offers more than 130 skills and magic spells.

What are the main paths?

Technology and nature are the two advancement paths, while companion choices can affect the world.

What areas can be explored?

The world includes the floating city of Cloudworks and the volcanic city of Blazis.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

08/22/2014

It is hard to decide if this game should be recommended or not. It is basically a Dungeon Siege clone, albeit less polished. The interesting aspect is the decision between nature and technology the player has to take. Unfortunately, in the long run the whole setup gets somewhat boring and repetitive, with the game seemingly lacking some fine tuning, and the somewhat crappy inventory management being more annoying than necessary. On the plus side there is the character development/skill system. If your main focus is on combat and leveling and gathering of the best loot, you may still want to give this a try if you've already done with Torchlight, Dungeon Siege etc. and do not mind the weaknesses of "Silverfall".Show moreShow less

120.5 hours at review147 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

09/08/2015

DO NOT BUY !!!!!!! I really like the premise, for me Silverfall falls under the hack/slash rpg genre; it has character creation (female/male), ability to upgrade your character as you choose, armour/weapons choices. I tried hard to like this game, but where it fails horribly : - is the insane and extremely difficult controls. I found it hard to wrap my head around the mini map and the orientation of the whole game. Plus the character is prone to getting stuck in the most awkward moments. - extremely difficult, coupled by the fact that when you die you lose all your equipped items. So if you are fighting a challenging boss or swarms of enemy and die, you can pretty much kiss all your equipped items good bye. I bought both Silverfall and Silverfall : Earth Awakening for less than $5, I want my $5 back.Show moreShow less

1 hours at review45 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

11/29/2013

An amazing RPG. A few glitches that i've encountered : the teleport system being unstable and while teleporting to a specific location you can wake up in a totally different place, also there are some map glithes when enemies, your companions or even you can get stuck in certain spots being unable to move, though this can be fixed just with restarting the game. Despite of this insignifiant "problems" i found this game to be extremely entertaining. A lot of quest to be done, a wide variety of items, a lot of companions to choose from, who help you in your journey and in the meantime by the answers you give them to their question you can influence the attitude they will have towards you, if your companion is a woman you can even get her in love with you. It is pretty important in Silverfall that you chose right from the start if you want to go the technology or the nature path. If you do quests of the opposing faction you lose points with yours and that means you can't use your best armor and maybe even some skills anymore. So, before starting playing the game i would recommend finding some external info about the quest for each side. to keep track of what you should and shouldn't do. I had a great time playing it, and now i'm looking foward to Earth Awakening expansion.Show moreShow less

43 hours at review77 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

09/12/2020

Man, this game is kind of a train wreck of bad game design. Enemies level up with you making leveling up irrelevant. If you are level 10, that first zombie you killed is now level 10. Enemies constantly respawn making it impossible to clear out any section of the map. The camera control is twitchy and getting it to run smooth on any computer made after 2010 takes considerable effort. Dying makes you lose all equipped gear and leaves you running around in a thong making you look like a lady-boy visiting Key West on spring break. A triumph of poor ideas, only the morbidly curious need apply to this painfest.Show moreShow less

2.5 hours at review31 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

04/24/2017

I own the hard copy of this game, and played the hell out of it, when I was young with my friend Christopher. the times we had with this game was awesome. The game can be tricky for new comers and experienced gamers alike as the interface and controls are a bit clunky. like most top down dungeon crawler lootfests you move your character by clicking the mouse where you want them to move, Or you can hold the mouse button down and drag it to move automatically. The graphics in the game are nice, although I'd recommend playing on lower end graphics, if you want the best performance as framerates can take a dive if there are too many enemies on screen. After the tutorial level, the game throws you into the real world, and says "Go for it" one of the things you will notice is in this game you have to pick a side between either Nature or Technology. You can try to stay neutral, though if you do, not much will get done, and you won't be able to use the best possible items that each tree has to offer. Like most lootfests, you have a large amount of weapons to use, so you will generally find something to your liking. whether its swords, axes, maces, hand weapons, or halberds, you will find something you like. As I said this game is can be VERY HARD, and I mean it, essentially this game can make you rip your hair out more, than dark souls, hard. basically, combat isn't that hard, but the enemies level with the player, so if you want to do some grinding, you can go pretty much anywhere and kill some mobs to level up. BUT, one thing to note, if you die, you loose all the equipment on you, and its up to you to go track it down, thankfully the game gives you a marker on where your stuff is. Although, when you die before reaching your equipment, the marker will change to that grave stone, so you have to track down your original grave based on your knowledge. Although this can be avoided if you pay for life insurance in the game. basically there is this guy who says "Pay some gold to keep your sh*t" which comes in handy if you feel your underleveled, or not confident. however life insurance only applies for that life, so if you forget to purchase it again once you respawn, than you better not die. This game is worth every cent if you want a good hack and slash lootfest. 10/10 would pull my hair out again.Show moreShow less

8.1 hours at review19 people found this helpful

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.