Drakensang

I really liked the system, and figuring out it in real time. One pet peeve of mine (minor for most, but a star off for me), is the game making most battles fleeable (I like that, at resource cost is OK), EXCEPT some major boss battles. It doesn't matter for people playing with save/reload. It lowers strategic value a lot when playing ironman style -- either be overprepared for every battle making it boring and potentially time consuming, or know what's coming (which makes the game trivial). Also a lot of busy work (like butchering every corpse... no reason not to, would've loved for it to be automated -- skill system behind it I like, but same manual action every time is not fun even if it gives resources) , And lots of same not very challenging battles -- could be OK if those could be done quickly and fairly carelessly, but some nonfleeable bosses make it a non-starter ironman style. And as a lot of decent RPG games (For which I wouldn't fault it if not the first point) it is fairly trivial with safe/reload for a decent strategist.

Fantastic gem but sadly crashes on save at drakensang mountain and no problemsolve works, tryed dgvooodo with the glide.dll and all kind of grapic settings remove anitalise.. and so on...

Play it enjoy it.Better than Dragon Age Origins

Yes

Here's hoping GoG fixes this old game so it can run on modern hardware