Balrum

Here you can build all sorts of useful stuff, such as farms to harvest food and alchemy materials, crafting tables and, most importantly, shrines that heal you or repair your gear.

The story (both the main one and the side quests) are surprisingly well thought out, way more so than you'd initially suspect.

My initial reaction upon seeing this game was, "Oh! It's like Eschalon!" And it is, in a way: the graphics are almost identical, combat is pretty similar (though it has some very nice differences/upgrades), and the way things are hidden feels quite the same.

While this game has it's steep learning curve and interesting UI to get used to, it offers a depth rarely seen in even the most hyped triple-A RPG games.

The soundtrack is subtle but effective, using gentle melodies and ambient soundscapes to heighten immersion without distracting from the experience.