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Posted on: April 1, 2019

NicNacPattyMac

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Spiele: 57 Rezensionen: 4

Surprisingly solid Diablo clone

I'm shocked, SHOCKED, how well this game plays on my antient laptop. I'm getting a consistant ~45 fps on a 10 year old mid range laptop. Gameplay wise it's better and worse than D3 in different ways. It looks prettier than D3, has much better quality of life, and has more agency in charater development. BUT, it lacks Blizzard's AAA cinimatics, has a duller loot drop system, juggling skills is not nearly as smooth, and controller support is a joke. ARPG's play best with a controller, sorry for the reality check, but they do.

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Posted on: June 16, 2019

necrosis666

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Spiele: 188 Rezensionen: 28

The best DIABLO-like game

Here's a DIABLO-clone that beats them all, DIABLO II & III, PATH OF EXILE, TITAN QUEST, TORCHLIGHT, made by people who clearly love those games. This game gets everything right that DIABLO 2 & 3 messed up: atmosphere, a great skill system, interesting enemies and an engaging story. The atmosphere is unique and grim - not cartoonish like D3 or TORCHLIGHT, there's a sense of dread, monsters are truly terrifying, not little cuddle-buddies like the baddies in D3. The dark fantasy theme is mixed with 19th century firearms, magic and post-apocalyptic destruction and it works. Character classes are not your run-of-the-mill stereotypes like "barbarian" or "mage", you pick from "soldier", "occultist", and such classes. You can even multi-class with a second class. There are two huge DLCs available which add two new locations that are almost as big as the base game each and are definitely worth their $20 and $15.

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Posted on: March 20, 2020

Profound_Tanuki

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Spiele: 257 Rezensionen: 5

Its great but...

The intro, story and so far game play really captured me, it seems more guided and linear than other games, but those are usually less interesting, so its quite still good. Graphics do look dated, for 2016, but once you play a bit longer, its hard to notice it and it somehow starts getting pretty, not to forget the fun it also brings to the Table. But when i wanted to play with others online, it forces me to use GOG Galaxy, there is DRM in this and i cannot be bothered or want to use GOG Galaxy, and requiring something like that for online play is DRM, so i bought in the end, half of the game i could have gotten.

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Posted on: April 30, 2020

TrentR

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Spiele: 178 Rezensionen: 5

Awesome. 100% Worth it

Awesome game by an awesome developer. This is my favorite ARPG by far. I knew about it a long time ago and I regret not getting it when it was new. This game is gorgeous to look at and very satisfying to play. So many ways to play, so many things to try, and an impressive amount of diverse loot/gear. Like Diablo I & II? Like Lovecraftian Horror? Like ARPGs made by developers that actually know what they're doing? If you said yes to one or two of these, I recommend this game. You can expect awesome things when the all the people involved with making the games also play them. Grim Dawn has had massive and awesome updates. Differed Rendering, visuals, balancing (Veteran is now properly difficult), and a ton of other things. Many issues in other reviews have likely been patched. The Devs are great. The game is great. -- (Above review is also my Steam review)

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Posted on: October 26, 2017

Dannystaples

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Spiele: 52 Rezensionen: 3

I am not a traditional ARPG player

As the title says I have an odd relationship with ARPGs. This can be summarised as, I enjoy them but I don't really care about loot. You're probably thinking that is stupid. ARPGs are all about the loot. Sorry but I just think grinding loot for the sake of a pointless stat in a game is a lesson in futility. No one gives a crap what your DPS is. You can play this game for 1000 hours if you want to but you won't have anything to show for it except your age. Your stats and that fancy armour your character is wearing is a collection of binary data and nothing more. Loot for me, is the thing you collect on your way to a boss, or the end of a story. That is where this game falls down for me. There is no story. Unless you count fetch quests and your character getting possessed without a single attempt at explanation. One dimensional characters you find at random in the world who will throw their overbaring burdons on you depsite not knowing anything about you. There is no presence here to keep me going. Nothing keeping me coming back. Sure, if you are the sort of person who's character stats and ability builds are the number one priority you might get some enjoyment but for me that stuff is secondary and that stuff is very boring. I'll give you an example. Diablo III might have a lot of things wrong with it but going on an epic adventure to destroy a massive Demon is interesting. As are the characters. As are the minor bosses. Yet even in Diablo 3, when the story was done I was done. The combat was satisfying but there wasn't enough to keep me there. Grim Dawn is Diablo 3, with a better skill system and none of the story/character and that is a deal breaker for me.

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