Adagia is an MMORPG set in the world of dead philosophers.
In the world of Adagia, you are an unfortunate student who died while preparing for the philosophy exam and fell into philosophical purgatory. Your only way to survive is to fight the dead philosophers and become one yourself.
Acquire new skills, improve philosophical combat abilities, and develop your character along the path of one of the key philosophical schools.
Travel through an open world divided into four thematic locations - Ancient Greece, Medieval World, Baroque World, and Modernism.
Fight
Advance
Explore
Join epic real-time battles with philosophers of various philosophical schools from Antiquity and the Middle Ages to German Idealism, Structuralism, and Marxism.
Explore
Travel through an open world divided into four thematic locations - Ancient Greece, Medieval World, Baroque World, and Modernism.
Fight
Join epic real-time battles with philosophers of various philosophical schools from Antiquity and the Middle Ages to German Idealism, Structuralism, and Marxism.
Advance
Acquire new skills, improve philosophical combat abilities, and develop your character along the path of one of the key philosophical schools.
There are 45 Origin boss-philosophers in the game, including Plato, Voltaire, and Hegel, and more than 25 types of imaginary "mob" philosophers who belong to 9 philosopher classes: Ancient Greek, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, French Enlightenment, German Idealism, Modern Continental, Modern Analytic.
Each enemy-philosopher has a number of attacks, which allegorically represent his philosophical ideas.
For instance, Plato attacks the player with shadows from the Allegory of the Cave, Marx attacks him with Lenin's proletarian army, and Freud - with Valentine's childhood nightmares.
Initially, the player is just a student who does not belong to any philosophical school, however, he has a basic number of skills and abilities. As the player explores the world and fights with other characters, he acquires new skills, improves magical and combat abilities, and also receives more powerful equipment that belongs to other philosophical schools.
Philosophers' items give the character the opportunity to use special attacks and spells specific to this school. For example, Freud's cigar allows you to use spells from psychoanalysis, and the antique helmet allows you to attack the enemy with Platonic solids.
Each enemy-philosopher has a number of attacks, which allegorically represent his philosophical ideas.
For instance, Plato attacks the player with shadows from the Allegory of the Cave, Marx attacks him with Lenin's proletarian army, and Freud - with Valentine's childhood nightmares.
Initially, the player is just a student who does not belong to any philosophical school, however, he has a basic number of skills and abilities. As the player explores the world and fights with other characters, he acquires new skills, improves magical and combat abilities, and also receives more powerful equipment that belongs to other philosophical schools.
Philosophers' items give the character the opportunity to use special attacks and spells specific to this school. For example, Freud's cigar allows you to use spells from psychoanalysis, and the antique helmet allows you to attack the enemy with Platonic solids.
The Philosophers
There are 45 Origin boss-philosophers in the game, including Plato, Voltaire, and Hegel, and more than 25 types of imaginary "mob" philosophers who belong to 9 philosopher classes: Ancient Greek, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, French Enlightenment, German Idealism, Modern Continental, Modern Analytic.
Each enemy-philosopher has a number of attacks, which allegorically represent his philosophical ideas.
For instance, Plato attacks the player with shadows from the Allegory of the Cave, Marx attacks him with Lenin's proletarian army, and Freud - with Valentine's childhood nightmares.
Initially, the player is just a student who does not belong to any philosophical school, however, he has a basic number of skills and abilities. As the player explores the world and fights with other characters, he acquires new skills, improves magical and combat abilities, and also receives more powerful equipment that belongs to other philosophical schools.
Philosophers' items give the character the opportunity to use special attacks and spells specific to this school. For example, Freud's cigar allows you to use spells from psychoanalysis, and the antique helmet allows you to attack the enemy with Platonic solids.
Each enemy-philosopher has a number of attacks, which allegorically represent his philosophical ideas.
For instance, Plato attacks the player with shadows from the Allegory of the Cave, Marx attacks him with Lenin's proletarian army, and Freud - with Valentine's childhood nightmares.
Initially, the player is just a student who does not belong to any philosophical school, however, he has a basic number of skills and abilities. As the player explores the world and fights with other characters, he acquires new skills, improves magical and combat abilities, and also receives more powerful equipment that belongs to other philosophical schools.
Philosophers' items give the character the opportunity to use special attacks and spells specific to this school. For example, Freud's cigar allows you to use spells from psychoanalysis, and the antique helmet allows you to attack the enemy with Platonic solids.
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