Sword Coast Legends is having a last chance sale before it's gone for good

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You won't be able to buy the D&D cRPG after December 31, but servers will run "indefinitely".

Sword Coast Legends is a cPRG that's hard to recommend. As Angus wrote in his review, it's largely full of clichés and lacks ambition, and the early game in particular is a real slog. But that doesn't mean it hasn't attracted a loyal band of followers, which makes it sad that, after December 31, it will be gone from stores for good. 

If you want to pick it up before that happens then its price has been slashed across the board, and you can get the standard edition of the game on Steam for £3.62/$4.94.

Servers will remain open "indefinitely" after it leaves stores, so you'll be able to carry on your adventures solo or in co-op of up to five players, which includes one (admittedly limited) dungeon master role.

The removal from stores comes after developer n-Space closed down last year, leaving publisher Digital Extremes to support the game solo.

Again, there are many more RPGs you should play before this one, but it's now cheap enough to consider picking up if anything about it catches your eye.

Samuel Horti
Samuel Horti

Samuel is a freelance journalist and editor who first wrote for PC Gamer nearly a decade ago. Since then he's had stints as a VR specialist, mouse reviewer, and previewer of promising indie games, and is now regularly writing about Fortnite. What he loves most is longer form, interview-led reporting, whether that's Ken Levine on the one phone call that saved his studio, Tim Schafer on a milkman joke that inspired Psychonauts' best level, or historians on what Anno 1800 gets wrong about colonialism. He's based in London.