I enjoy the good old isometric party based games. this one delivers the old feel of the classics but add nothing new and do not take risks. It is a game from the 2000s with the good and the bad from it. Good. Exploration Party based, Character creation: Different classes abilities and spells Real-time combat (not much of those are made today) Bad Different classes but spellcasters are subpar comparing to martial classes in anything besides healing Skills are not really necessary nor that common and you can go without Brewing and crafting is not really worth the time and effort to improve and collect all the ingredients and formulas. Anything is mostly useless from mid-to-endgame Multiclass characters need double xp to level up so its useless for caster classes The setting, world and characters are a little cliche-y , you have the tropes you already read a thousand times. No risks, no novel approach... There are very few roleplay decisions, 90% of the quests have only one way to solve them ( Usually is kill something or fetch something and get it back to the questguiver), almost all quests are fetch and carry Greed mechanics are there ,but they do not have real gameplay consequences Notoriously bad Terrible loading times. I have a mid-tier pc but I can runn AAA games with no problem, but this one gets you 1 minute to load a "random map encounter"
The game gave me the best impression of the dark, unforgiven world of Warhammer 4k. Great characters, cool story, great ambientation. I enjoyed every minute in this game.
