Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

The game itself is an upgrade from their previous title in almost every way, but it launched with a ton of bugs and missing features. Just like Kingmaker i would expect to wait atleast another year for all the bugs to be ironed out and all the planned features to be added. It is currently not even possible to finish the game realiably unless you know what gamebreaking bugs to avoid in advance. As for the game itself, the varied choice of classes and sub classes lets you build just about any kind of character you could want and the combat is even better than Kingmaker. The only critiques i can offer aside from all the bugs is that the overall writing outside of the official campaign itself is still often quite bad, but it is noticably better than Kingmaker. And while they have replaced the god awful kingdom management aspect with an overland strategy game in the style of Heroes Of Might And Magic, it is still a pointless and immersion breaking phonegame standing between you and the actual game which you are forced to deal with. Definetly worth a buy if you liked Kingmaker, but i would wait a few months for the worst of the bugs to get sorted out.

I've logged around 250 hours into this game and I can't wait to play more! Just playing this game through once isnt enough; each mythic path and story decision offers a interesting and new story. Choices feel meaningful and effect you and the world, something I feel many games miss. I also really enjoyed the crusade mode, though it took me some time to figure out how it worked. The companion charaters keep you engaged in the game and your relationships with them feel rewarding. The controler comptablity is a nice touch, although its a bit buggy at times. My only real complant about the game is that the puzzles are often nearly impossible to solve and the clues for them are extremely vague and difficult to find. I used guides for almost all but one puzzle.

tl;dr great game, great foundation but "early acess feeleing" (rough around the edges, minor bugs, minor design flaws), 1 mayor bug encountered. IT IS WORTH 50 BUCKS, but yea just wait till the game is POLISHED and buy it for 30.

Bought it on launch and waited patiently. I started it a few days back and it leaked memory like crazy. Not to mention extreme overheating. I capped fps at 60 and it's fine, but buyer beware. This game is potentially harmful to your PC. And this is the "enhanced edition" we're talking about. Some shameful shit, as Gus from The Wire would say. Also, the writing is all over the place. For example, Regil is a well written evil character but the "evil" options the player gets are more like "moron". It's like yeah, I'm a Chaotic Moron sorcerer. Most of the characters are like a Hasbro sponsored D&D stream full of people who pretend to like RPGs because suddenly being nerdy is considered cool. Makes me think they had different writers working on different parts of the game, and most of those writers sucked. Crusade mode excluded, the actual day-to-day RPG gameplay is top notch though. That's what's keeping me playing with gusto, ignoring the rest of the game. Cause in the end of the day, even though I love good settings, atmosphere, writing, I'm a gameplay first kind of guy. TLDR: If you like deep cRPG turn based combat (because real time with pause is just for not wasting time on meaningless encounters), play this on Core difficulty with frames capped at 60 and crusade mode turned off. Otherwise, you can skip this one and enjoy your good years doing something else.

You know the writing is good when you contemplate all the possibilities real life has to offer. Characters in this game are writing encyclopedias, researching ways to become swarms of bugs, learning the secrets of reality in order to break mortal chains and stick it to the pantheon..dang. The most research I've done recently was the guide to getting the secret ending. Great music, voice acting, graphics and gameplay. I just wish there were less loading screens. I feel like there were 5 hours of playtime spent in a loading screen. Get Toybox if you don't want to waste time resting/buffing(Probably 20 hours of playtime). A few rests for progression are required, but everything else is filler.