What really makes this game look like a potpourri of RPGs is how it will combine the mystical and arcane with the technological. In other games in the genre titles try to have their motif meet somewhere in the middle of these two worlds, but in ETROM gamers can expect to see creatures and environments with their feet planted firmly on either side of the role-playing spectrum, tanks and robots on one side, demons and dragons on the other, all living within one world. Sometimes we’ll come across a strange mish-mash of enemies in a game that spread just as wide of a range, but often it comes off as an afterthought, whereas in ETROM it would appear that this is the goal from the onset to bring a lot of different RPG concepts into one game.