Darkest Dungeon®

maybe its old for some but anyway, in its dark theme its fantastic complex rpg.

I cant get enough of the narrator, even when things are going wrong (which they will) his dry dark comments add so much to the feel of the whole game. And what a feeling, you suffer and celebrate every mistake and success, no matter how small, with each member of your ragged band of "heros". The game pulls no punches and is purposefullz challenging (and thats on easy) and the interesting quirks and foibles your characters collect vary things even more. but you have to accept you wil never have "clean" heros with just beneficial characteristics and that sometimes things dont go your way. It makes ever success taste better! They really did an amazing job with the whole ambience/feeling! Another great thing about this game: it runs on a potatoe (including an intel N100 system with no graphic card). And its turn-based. However play really needs a mouse (controllers are supported but i didnt find a way to navigate the map with one).

The games was a lot of fun until a recent update that prevented getting rewards while going through the shards quests.

Nine years after its relaese, this game is still a satple of my collection. Wether a quick unwind or an all day session, the turn based combat keeps me coming back. Even when RNGsus clearly hates me, I rarely feel the game is unfair, but rather, I took a bad bet and lost. The only thing that still makes me rage is getting a suprise round on the enemy, only to have my killing blows fail, and losing partymembers to 2 full rounds of concentrated attacks, but I'm always back within a few day to delve the cove again.

Nothing much to say, voices, image, sound, music, the mubbling cursing while you lost everything that you have been working for 30 hours, everything is perfect. But i have a problem, the Butcher Circus DLC is nowhere and the game says that the DLC exist, its not that ruins the game or anything, but the events of that DLC apears and can take away other events form the game.