Iragon

About

Iragon is an action RPG where you play Darick, a teen training to become a knight in a world still reeling from a brutal war. After stumbling upon a strange girl and a magical book, you’re thrust into a conflict between two warring nations. The story unfolds through third-person combat and exploration as you navigate politics, magic, and ancient secrets. Battles mix swordplay and spellcasting, while choices shape your relationships and the fate of Balmoros. The non-VR mode keeps the focus on hand-to-hand fights and environmental puzzles, with an elf companion offering guidance through the chaos. The game’s toughest challenges hide behind its 35 achievements, most of which only 1 in 7 players unlock. The rarest, “Hurt Me Plenty,” sits at a 1.2% completion rate, suggesting some brutal optional content. While the plot leans into familiar fantasy tropes, the blend of personal growth and world-building earns praise from early players. With a runtime clocking in at 20, 25 hours, it’s a mid-length tale that leans harder on spectacle than depth, but the magic system and character dynamics keep it engaging.

Storyline

A war between the nations of Balmoros and The Empire has left their people with lifelong bad blood. You step in the shoes of Darick - a 18-year-old boy who is on his way to becoming a knight under the guidance of his father - a Balmoros knight who took part in the war. One day, Darick stumbles upon a mysterious girl carrying an even more mysterious book. It contains a secret that The Empire wants to get a hold of at any cost. Now you find yourself on a magical journey, guided by your loyal elf friend through adventures that are going to either break you or shape your character as you uncover the deep secret that can change the course of Balmoros’ history.