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Realms of Arkania III: Shadows over Riva

Description

Shadows over Riva is the third and final part in the Realms of Arkania trilogy.

Again Orcs have overrun the countryside of the small coast town of Riva. During their quest to bring these raids to an end, the party reveals a mysterious story and in the end saves the lives of thousands of people.

This is the first part which was only shipped on CD-ROM and features SVGA graphics as well as a smooth scrolling 3D world. All other aspects of the game are nearly similar to its prequels.

Alternate Titles

• "巫術闇影" -- Chinese title (traditional)
• "La sombra sobre Riva" -- Spanish Title
• "DSA 3" -- Common German abbreviation
• "Das Schwarze Auge: Schatten über Riva" -- German title

Part of the Following Groups

• Games with alchemy
• Realms of Arkania / Das Schwarze Auge series
• The Dark Eye / Das Schwarze Auge universe

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The Press Says

PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Sep, 1997	89 out of 100	89
PC Games (Germany)	Jan, 1997	85 out of 100	85
Quandary	Aug, 1997		80
Computer Games Magazine	1997		80
Game.EXE	May, 1997	70 out of 100	70
PC Player (Germany)	Jan, 1997		60

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Trivia

Publisher Topware used Schatten über Riva to conduct an experiment: the game entered the stores as a jewel case version, without a box and a regular manual. However, it only cost 50 Marks (rougly $25) -- about half the price of normal games. Topware wanted to see if a (fairly popular) game would sell more units if it was priced considerably lower than other products. The result was mediocre, and Topware soon released a box version follow-up.