Inquisitor

This is old school from the start. Beautiful artwork and a rich story. A bit heavy o the texts and the story a bit convoluted but does not detract from the gameplay and ambience. The extras are simple awesome and include a great soundtrack, art book and codexes. This should be standard for indie and smaller developers to get the edge they are looking for. I was very impressed with the whole package. I will add this: you should have just concentrated on the Priest character and leave the Paladin and Thief for the other run of the mills RPGs. Inquisitor won't disappoint. Good job!

The game is lame, boring... and incomplete, the devs concentrated their efforts in writing a huge composition of interesting(they are) dialogs, but that's all...no gameplay, no immersion...zero replayability. I d rather played zork anthology again....

By old skool we commonly refer to those games which we still have in mind for their excellence in gameplay, though the audio & visuals wont stand the test of time. INQUISITOR is NOT like that. This succeeds only in one discipline, and that is how to copy well known game elements and mix them uninspiringly together. I don'T know where to start. the lack of a actual good combat syste. a game not error prone. the whole world of this game feels sterile, lifeless, though it isnt generic! Horrible item icons, which make you most frightened. In general, I have the impression, they really had no motivation how to make a good rpg, but just an rpg. And thats what this game is, just another rpg. and there are already much better to try.

The game unplayable. Very slow movement + movement consuming stamina very fast, and you need staying and waiting while it will be restored. The game waste your time to watching how your character moving like a turtle. + have some bugs, when you can't attack enemies.

After being surrounded by 6 bat just outside the first city, i have uninstalled this game. Hugly voices, terrible combat system. Sorry but not for me.