Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

So, before buying I was read all those comments here - just scroll dow and you will see what i am talking about. Therefore i wait like few months and when game was on sales i bought standard edition without DLCs, to just try it. I love this game, super deep mechanics, great story. I truly like this whole crusade mode. I just don't like companions - all are too weird and there is lack of class to choose from. I just walk with my mercenaries. Right now i buy new DLC's also - few of them are great and i plan to spend even more time whit this game (rogue - like mode). One of the best RPG of last years. Maybe not for all, but mostly those comments just do not tell truth, or are write down by people who do not play those type of games at all, probably. I sow only few graphics glitches, and game works shoot enough on my m2 macbook air.

This game is a fantastic RPG masterpiece. I'm 17 hours in after two days of playing. I've come across no bugs. Wrath of the Righteous is like a wonderful combination of the Divinity Original Sin games, with the deep and thoughtful writing, characterizations, and voice acting of Dragon Age. I I've never felt to immersed in an isometric game before. The excellent music and sound design help to create an experience that can be at times: thrilling, exciting, irreverent, and truly epic. This is story-telling and gaming on a grand scale and impact. Create your character and venture forth.

What a glorious game this is. I held off buying at first due to fear of bugs, but it runs fine on my 2021 MacBook Air and I've played for 100+ hours with only a few issues. The story is great, and for me it treads that perfect line between classic heroic fantasy and the more trope-subverting, His Dark Materials style, so you can lean either way depending on your inclinations. While there is a clunky line of dialogue here and there the writing is excellent. Best of all the characters, especially the villains really feel as if they have their own personalities and agendas, rather than simply doing what the story requires of them. The gameplay brings my childhood to life, with obvious nods to Baldur's Gate and Heroes of Might and Magic but with notes of Planescape, Neverwinter Nights, and even Diablo as well. Character creation and optimization is incredibly addictive. A game this ambitious is bound to have some issues, and there were moments both with WoTR and the original Kingmaker that left me quite frustrated in terms of quest design, encounter design and yes, bugs, but overall I've had a blast. Keep up the good work!

If you like cRPGs, especially Owlcat's previous game Pathfinder: Kingmaker, you'll enjoy this game. Story is excellent. Voice acting, while limited, is solid. Gameplay (turn-based mode, I don't play RTwP) is great. Character customization will hold you back from finishing due to the sheer variety of build options (unless you don't suffer from restartitis). And, while not part of the base game, there's already a plethora of mods available that take the game even further. Sadly, I cannot give the game 5 stars. There are a sizeable number of bugs (though they patch the game regularly), and the game is a bit unbalanced difficulty-wise (expect to struggle at even normal difficulties later on unless you're using mercenaries and are min-maxed, or you've modded/cheated). Final 2 acts (though the last act is barely its own) are somewhat lacking compared with the earlier portions. And the Crusade mode is tedious, but they made it quasi-mandatory (if you want to have a chance to see and get everything, you'll have to play with it on). Despite these gripes, I am only now, after 3 months and over 600 hours, starting to slow down on playing it (I've only actually beaten it twice). With promise of DLCs to come, I only expect it to get better. Well worth the cost and mild frustrations it comes with.

This game really hits the right spot for me. I'm not sure I can even review it objectively. Somehow Owlcat always chooses the settings that I really love. First fey, now demons! Perfect! I know not everyone loves old-school isometric RPGs but man do I like the atmosphere! That being said, not everything is perfect but I am still giving it five stars because it really got me hooked. What I did not care for much in Kingmaker was the city building and it's basically the same here. It's just not fleshed out enough to be good in its own rights and the genre clashes with the roleplaying aspect of the game in my opinion. Now we also get to play Heroes of Might & Magic / King's Bounty. At first, I wasn't super into it, again - distraction, but I kinda started liking it after a while. It can provide some entertainment and mix things up a little. What I really liked about WotR was its sheer size. Kingmaker already took me a long time to finish and this one feels even more epic. You got some nice mass battles and also you get a lot of choose-your-own-adventure style texts, in which you get to make some decisions concerning the story and your character. So while the story is not super deep or emotionally engaging it still creates a really interesting world and atmosphere. The map and exploring the paths on it can be a bit confusing and frustrating at times but I am so thankful for the turn-based option during fights! This makes the game so much better in my opinion! I put many hours into it and I plan to replay it with a different character and alignment as soon as I am through with it. It's such a good game! Some people may find the graphics or the isometric view in general lacking and some may find the game a bit repetitive. Otherwise, I think it's really good at what it does and I am definitely going to buy the next iteration of the pathfinder games to support the developers! Five out of five stars for me!