Al Andalus 711 casts you as a civilian navigating a war-torn landscape during the 711 invasion of Iberia. This first-person adventure combines platforming, environmental puzzles, and resource management as you evade soldiers and bandits across self-contained areas. It appeals to players seeking historical immersion and exploration-based gameplay, though performance and technical polish remain concerns.
About this game
In Al Andalus 711 you don't play as a warrior, but as a villager who tries to survive in a country that is being invaded and must face the risky roads, the lack of experience and the constant danger of enemy soldiers and hostile bandits.
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended2 hrs
Starts out entertainingly bad, terrible TTS voice acting, enemy guards that chase you while holding no swords and exciting 1st person platforming. But then the frame rate gets so terrible that you vomit on your keyboard and have to blame it on the cat so your mom will buy you a new one.
Al Andalus 711 is a real-time 3D adventure game where you control the protagonist, pick up things and use them in order to progress.
It's got some enjoyable platforming gameplay and great visuals.
The traditional puzzles are still here. In most cases, these don’t take too much effort to complete.
While you can't seamlessly traverse the whole world, each area functions as sort of a miniature open world, making the game feel both big.
Andalus 711 cannot be compared to major titles such as Elder Scrolls (the quests are all very linear), but overall, it’s a fun game that is worth playing.
+ Exciting plot. + Beautiful graphics. + Great music. + Full voice acting. + Open world. + Quests and puzzles. + Low price. - Linearity and few minor flaws/bugs.
