As the title says: this is the best CRPG of the last 10 years. The amount of role playing possibilities are waste. Must play
This game is truely the best CRPG Obsidian made. And I like the Pillars series.
This is the best fantasy RPG ever. You may not like the combat or the level design or whatever. But as far as dark fantasy settings go, this is the best. Period
Definatly game of the year
This is a great game, but flawed. The story, the characters, the setting and the combat is great. But the kingdom management is quite tedious and the polish is not perfect. Still, this is a CRPG classic.
Ok so let's get something straight. I played it on Steam so I don't know how the GoG version works. But I had no issues so take that for what it is. The expansion is great. Looks great, amazing atmosphere, best characters in the game, thrilling story. It's all superb. So why the 2 stars rating? The ending is horrible. No, not depressing, horrible. CDPR tried so hard not to create a "good" ending, they make a mockery of everything the base game stands for. I undestand that you sacrifice everything to live, which is fine and this is exactly whatt the Devil ending should have been. But no CDPR need to hammer in that you lose EVERYRTHING, so they make your friends betray you. The problem is that these Phantom Liberty versions of Judy and Panam are the opposite of their base game self. Base game Judy would never just forget V and be cold to her, yet Phantom Liberty Judy does that. Base game Panam would turn her back on family, Phantom Liberty Panam does. River gets corrupt, Kerry is cold and distant. After I played Phantom Liberty I went back to finish my 3rd playthrough. I could not do it. I looked at Panam, Judy etc and I HATED them. I save their lives, make them wanna go on and they just write me off. I stand at the Star ending and I ask myself? Are these the same people that wrote me off? To CD Projekt Red: hire some people who can actually write a good ending. Even I could have written a better ending. Or rather write multilple better endings.
