Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

Talking about the actual game PWOR offers extensive options to build a character of your choice. The other characters within the game have their own motives and beliefs that actually feel genuine and understandable, not just going through the usual generic motions. Yes, the game can be very indepth (if you want it to be, though there are options to minimise this. Just as there are extensive options to customise difficulty - basically you can set the game up to play however you wish. ) It's an improvement over their first game not that that was bad, it's just they've learnt what worked and moved forward, just as they have done again with the Excellent Rogue Trader game. The 'Spyware' issue is something that applies to many games using this type of game engine and feedbacks system builds to improve compatabilitywith various PC builds / components. It is also entirely optional, yep 100% turn it off if you don't want to enter into this. Buy it or don't as always the choice is entirely up to you, but it's an excellent CRPG Top Tier infact.

This is a massive game with lots of depth (for the main plot, the companions, and their stories). It is huge (my first playthrough took me more than 300 hours, although I am a bit of a completionist) to the point of being at times a bit overwhelming, but overall, it's been a great experience. My main issue with it is the (infamous) bugs: it worked fine on the first playthrough, but I am on my second now, and the game would simply crash like 3 or 4 times within an hour. I am not sure what the issue is, but I hope they fix it.

The good: -Great rpg with some really good writing. Most characters are believable and feel grounded. -Good graphics and spell effects -Lots of options and variety for your build, dozens of classes with specializations -True d20/Pathfinder experience -Returning characters and stories from the last game -Play as baldur's gate / icewind dale real time or table-top turn based mode -I can't emphasis this enough, there are a lot of cRPG that are based on table-top games but don't do it justice with completely different rulesets and just ruin the experience for someone used to the tabletop game. Yes, I'm looking at you Harebrained's Shadowrun. You had a great opportunity to bring the tabletop to life and you spit on it by fucking up a good tabletop ruleset. But not on Pathfinder, if you played the tabletop rpg, or dnd 3.5, you will feel right at home. Almost everything is by the book and it works perfectly well, no need for bullshit excuses like tabletop rules not translating to video games. The subjective: -Early game ascension. When it should be a level 20+ feature. Reminds me a bit of Icewind dale 2, without having to get to level 30. -The main plot itself is a bit too much in your face, unlike the first game where you were slowly figuring it out. The bad: -Loading screens... Lots of them... For everything... Even on a fast SSD it's annoying. -Bugs, just like the first game, lots of them. Some game breaking, some just annoying. -Turn Based mode is half broken, some classes get broken turns, some skills that should go out just fail instead, like when your character has to walk to heal, even with half a turn to walk and half to cast, it sometimes doesn't go out for no reason when it should have. Only rated 4/5 thanks to the bugs and loading screens. The bugs will be fixed over time hopefully, but the loading screens are there to stay, sadly.

i actually played the games near 450 hours. Pathfinder wrath of the righteous is in my opinion the best crpg like baldurs gate since baldurs gate Class choice , spell and ability list is just amazing, companions and their quest are very interesting. Cannot understand the people who give 1 or two stars because you have to agree an eula or who are not happy because it is too difficult in their opinion. if you play core difficulty or above yes it is difficult but if you are not happy with that you can play easy or story mode and then the combat are really easy. Graphics are really good, and if you try to make the secret ending you will have a lot of hours too enjoy. Replayability is great too thanks to various mythic paths, different classes, and lot of different possible endings. i warmly recommend this game to every rpg lover and one more time ignore the 1-2 stars review from people who never played the game or not happy because it is not a diablo-like game... 5 stars to this game who was made with the heart by rpg lovers

The tactics based Heros of Might & Magic clone is not fun in the slightest.