It may feel janky at first, it is admitedly jankier than it's sequel, but the journey itself and the depth of the mechanics is something astounding, the fact that there's permanent consequences for ending gods enraptures me to keep going. Bonus points for being one of the few games to do justice to how broken is necromancy if taken to albeit rudimentary but massive limits, have so many minions the simulation can tank a bit
I just bought this again on GOG as a hail mary to save my playthrough of the main campaign from a constant crashing issue, I could seamlessly load my old save data and it never crashed again, for now. 5 stars bc game is goated
you know exactly what I mean by this
Fun, visceral, many systems of progression, high stakes all around, will surely be coming back frequently for a quick rush
