The Official Aldorlea Games Forum

So this covers the full 2008-2019 period on the Aldorlea website and community!
A huge look back, hope you enjoy and it brings back some great memories!

TOP-25 MOST POPULAR ALDORLEA GAMES EVER ON ALDORLEA

01. Asguaard
02. Laxius Force II
03. Laxius Force III
04. 3 Stars of Destiny
05. Laxius Force
06. Millennium 3
07. The Book of Legends
08. Millennium 4
09. Millennium 5
10. Moonchild
11. Millennium
12. Dreamscape
13. Sylia
14. The Tale of a Common Man
15. Millennium 2
16. Onyx
17. Opaline
18. Witch Hunt
19. Undefeated
20. Elendia Ceus
21. The King's Heroes
22. A Timely Intervention
23. Little Hearts
24. Shadows & Lies
25. Fortress of Hell


TOP-25 MOST POPULAR AFFILIATED (NON-ALDORLEA) GAMES EVER ON ALDORLEA

01. Midnight's Blessing
02. The Witch & The Warrior
03. Eternal Eden
04. Ashes of Immortality
05. Echoes of Aetheria
06. The Book of Shadows
07. Ashes of Immortality 2
08. A Princess' Tale
09. Final Battle
10. Deadly Sin
11. Leah's Tale
12. Dawn's Light
13. Deadly Sin 2
14. Vagrant Hearts
15. Skyborn
16. Epic Quest of the 4 Crystals
17. Midnight's Blessing 2
18. Twilight of the Gods
19. Edolie
20. Lilly & Sasha 2
21. Fantasy Heroes
22. Yggdrasyl Gates
23. Vengeance Road
24. The Princess' Heart
25. Freedom Cry

So Asguaard still rules...
I am also surprised to see 3SoD that high.

And how is that LF2 and LF3 sold more than LF1?
Does that mean that some people just start "in the middle"?
I would not expect that.
(Plus the same is true for Millennium)

Tomas wrote:So Asguaard still rules...
I am also surprised to see 3SoD that high.

And how is that LF2 and LF3 sold more than LF1?
Does that mean that some people just start "in the middle"?
I would not expect that.
(Plus the same is true for Millennium)

The rule to determine the chart was not just sales but:
Sales * price + guide sales * guide price

It does give a small edge to games with guides but I thought it made sense to include guides in the overall run of a title.

Not surprised 3SoD is up that high now because I finished and it was indeed amazing ... made me want to start playing Laxius power series too but is super hard to find and once I found it and saw how bad the graphics are .... it's kind of hard to get into it lol

Still 3 stars of destiny had unexpected twists and turns and showed me Random in a new light. I saved the soundtrack from the final boss fight - a masterpiece

Fortress of Hell should be higher up in the list .

Fortress of Hell should be higher up in the list .

It wasn't too popular for an Aldorlea game.
That said, bear in mind older games have an advantage in these charts. Sometimes they've been around for 10 years. Newer games not.

I'm surprised to see the first episode of Millennium so down on the list, I mean... it was the beginning of an era. lol

The Laxius games are no surprise for me, they are part of history of the engine and the first series helped a lot which its enormous fanbase and last but not least, they are great games.

Now... about the non-Aldorlea Games.
I'm seeing a lot of games that I've played and not enjoyed at all, some are very small games with very poor production values (I guess I was too spoiled with Aldorlea's high value productions lol) and honestly I think that some games didn't deserved to be there, but oh well.

I'm also shocked to not seeing any Aveyond game there either, I mean, they belong A-list of games made with the engine along with Indy's Laxius Force series, Millennium, Asguaard and etc. (by A-list I mean most famous and the games that made the engine popular and drove other creators to make more games.)

D-Squall wrote:I'm also shocked to not seeing any Aveyond game there either, I mean, they belong A-list of games made with the engine along with Indy's Laxius Force series, Millennium, Asguaard and etc. (by A-list I mean most famous and the games that made the engine popular and drove other creators to make more games.)

Aveyond was always selling mostly on their website, not so much on mine.

Ah, ok!

Info them pages at top 25 is it same or?