Thank you, SureAI! I love you all! Thank you so much for your so beautiful and heavenly Nehrim and Enderal! Especially thanks for Enderal! And this brilliant story and marvelous music... and wonderful characters and their voices... just thank you!
I love you, SureAI!
Adoring Fan from Russia
I love you, SureAI!
Adoring Fan from Russia
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Yes, thank you, SureAI! I finished Enderal and it was a truly beautiful story and very entertaining gaming experience. Sad one, but in a good way)) I even cry a little after “A song in the silence”. Also thank you for Enderal sountrack it’s osom.

Yeah Enderal is awesome, i am having a good time. Thanks.
Thank you very much for all your hard work , great job and well done
Okay guys... I'd just finished the main quest and... Wow. Such a good work ! I even rather this story than the Skyrim's one.... There is so many questions without answers, but ALL THESES FEELS. Well... If one day you need more people to work in that kind of project, please tell me, I would be so glad to do it ! ( I'm actually an animation student, soon looking for good artwork to do.)
Thanks you so much, keep well the good job !
- A french fan.
Thanks you so much, keep well the good job !
- A french fan.
i have to agree... thanks for this wonderful world we now play in.
I have yet to play nehrim , but if its half as good as enderal, i'll get to it as soon as i finish this.
Good job Enderal team, keep it up.
Good job Enderal team, keep it up.
TheKharjo wrote:I have yet to play nehrim , but if its half as good as enderal, i'll get to it as soon as i finish this.
Good job Enderal team, keep it up.
Casper wrote:i highly, highly recommend nehrim. it's a must play. in my opinion nehrim is even more impressive than enderal... and i think enderal itself is a masterpiece on it's own.TheKharjo wrote:I have yet to play nehrim , but if its half as good as enderal, i'll get to it as soon as i finish this.
Good job Enderal team, keep it up.
I didn't play nehrim because until about 1 week ago i didn't know of either.
The only reason i started to play enderal is because i saw a video by Brodual.
I'm not sure if it's more impressive. It's definitely larger, yes, but some of the areas (especially Southrealm) seem to suffer from that. But still impressive, that's certain.
Though, I have to admit, I tried to play it again a few weeks ago to prepare for Enderal and I just couldn't get used to the Oblivion control and UI sadly. Guess I was spoiled by Skyrim in the meantime. (Also, the ugly characters, but that's mostly Bethesda's fault.)
Though, I have to admit, I tried to play it again a few weeks ago to prepare for Enderal and I just couldn't get used to the Oblivion control and UI sadly. Guess I was spoiled by Skyrim in the meantime. (Also, the ugly characters, but that's mostly Bethesda's fault.)
Yes thanks SureAI I'm loving playing this game but am missing out on a lot of sleep LOL
Registered here just so I could say a big THANK YOU from me as well!
After 70+ hours I finished the game last night and, damn, it was so good! Even after a month of playing, I still can't come to the fact that this whole thing is a fan-made project. Like, are you guys wizards?! The sheer complexity and scale of it all, it's mind-boggling. The voice-acting, the quests, the world, the story - I can safely say that this blows Skyrim and Fallout 4 out of the water.
I haven't had this much fun in an open-world game since Oblivion or Gothic. As much as I tried to get into Skyrim, the world just didn't draw me in, the dungeons felt bland and I didn't have any desire to explore. Enderal, on the other hand, made me want to go off the beaten path, to explore and get horribly side-tracked, which is what open-world games are all about! I really liked this old-school approach to the genre, no fast travelling, no level-scaling, it reminds me of the classics that I loved playing as a kid. Honestly, I didn't think anyone wold do this style of game again!
I loved the story, the philosophical undertones and the whackiness of it all. Floating cities, ariships, weird dreams, false religions, immortal beings - this has everything a good fantasy story should have. It reminds me of all the things that made Morrowind such a unique and memorable game. Many people have compared Enderal's story to Mass Effect, but I feel like Enderal does it better - by the end of the game I really delved into the moral aspect of it and my final choice wasn't an easy one.
After finishing TW3 last year I didn't think I'd be able to get so invested in an RPG again, but SureAI have done it. And again, I can't believe this is a free, fan-made project. How is it possible?! This is one of the best games (not mods!) I've played in years!
Once again, thank you to all the incredible people that made this possible, words can't express how impressed and awe-struck I am by the quality of this project!
After 70+ hours I finished the game last night and, damn, it was so good! Even after a month of playing, I still can't come to the fact that this whole thing is a fan-made project. Like, are you guys wizards?! The sheer complexity and scale of it all, it's mind-boggling. The voice-acting, the quests, the world, the story - I can safely say that this blows Skyrim and Fallout 4 out of the water.
I haven't had this much fun in an open-world game since Oblivion or Gothic. As much as I tried to get into Skyrim, the world just didn't draw me in, the dungeons felt bland and I didn't have any desire to explore. Enderal, on the other hand, made me want to go off the beaten path, to explore and get horribly side-tracked, which is what open-world games are all about! I really liked this old-school approach to the genre, no fast travelling, no level-scaling, it reminds me of the classics that I loved playing as a kid. Honestly, I didn't think anyone wold do this style of game again!
I loved the story, the philosophical undertones and the whackiness of it all. Floating cities, ariships, weird dreams, false religions, immortal beings - this has everything a good fantasy story should have. It reminds me of all the things that made Morrowind such a unique and memorable game. Many people have compared Enderal's story to Mass Effect, but I feel like Enderal does it better - by the end of the game I really delved into the moral aspect of it and my final choice wasn't an easy one.
After finishing TW3 last year I didn't think I'd be able to get so invested in an RPG again, but SureAI have done it. And again, I can't believe this is a free, fan-made project. How is it possible?! This is one of the best games (not mods!) I've played in years!
Once again, thank you to all the incredible people that made this possible, words can't express how impressed and awe-struck I am by the quality of this project!
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I will get in on this! Thank you SureAI for making a game better than the parent product! The story, characters, and mechanics are top notch, and easily comparable to AAA titles. After I get done playing through, I've got a donation coming your way!
Vielen Dank aus Amerika!!! Thank you SureAI!!! Just found your product(Enderal) from RockPaperShotgun article listed on Steam. Just downloaded it last night and have only played about 20 minutes of it.
I am amazed at the quality and content you have put into this work. Great job!
I have sent you a $10 donation via your PayPal link. I may likely give more later as this is the kind of quality product I would like to see more of in the future.
I wish you great success moving forward.
I am amazed at the quality and content you have put into this work. Great job!
I have sent you a $10 donation via your PayPal link. I may likely give more later as this is the kind of quality product I would like to see more of in the future.
I wish you great success moving forward.
I'd like to add my thanks to SureAI for this amazing mod. I'm currently working on my third playthrough (who knows, maybe I'll romance the other romance option this time), and quite frankly have no desire to go back to vanilla Skyrim. I love Vyn and especially the feeling of exploring every nook and cranny finding ice claws and magical symbols (most I've found is 45 in my last playthrough).
A month ago, I had the serendipitous opportunity of coming across Enderal, and I am so glad that I did. I have sunk in (and will continue to sink in) many blissful hours following one of the most thoughtful and compelling stories I have ever come across. Although I already own Oblivion (GOTY edition) on Xbox360, I am very much willing to purchase it again to play Nehrim now on my PC, though I doubt I will be done with Enderal for a good while. Thank you, SureAI.
yeah<3 thx!






