This would be okay if the map marked where these places are located, or where such NPCs are, but map markings are far from complete. You must go back to the exact place where the quest originated from, and go through the NPC dialog, exclaiming that whatever deed has been done. The way quests are completed is somewhat awkward. Very slowly, the game becomes more interesting and more challenging. Within ten to fifteen minutes after the reboot, the mouse clicking and performance problems will return and stay. To correct this, all one could do is play the game fresh from a system reboot. Mouse clicking gets severely unresponsive as you play, causing the user to click each action three times or more. While the story and gameplay are rudimentary, Avadon does flow, and there is fun to be had with the turn based combat, item looting, and enhancing the members of your party. Because of this, the overall gameplay experience seems notably slow paced. You should expect to do an immense amount of reading throughout the game. You will hear your enemies roar and groan, coins, equipment, magic, and all other sounds you may come to expect from a fantasy setting. All in-game sounds are done adequately though.
The sounds also bear this same basic style, with the only music you will hear being from the main menu. The sounds also bear this same basic style, with the only music you will hear being Graphically, Avadon is very basic and quite primitive. Graphically, Avadon is very basic and quite primitive.
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