For better or for worse, Pathfinder: Kingmaker is the closest you're going to get to the tabletop RPG experience as a video game, right down to having That Guy's half-elf OC as part of the main story. This game is far more about the mechanics and the journey than it is about the story; it starts strong and has interesting party members that I grew to genuinely like, but the final chapter is a tedious slog, the early game can be rough, and your character's allignment will always skew toward neutral; it's hard for a paladin or a monk to stay lawful good. Not to mention how game is quite buggy. Nothing game-breaking, but the turn-based combat would occasionally freeze; you'll need to open the options menu before it will resume. Despite this, I wasn't joking when I said that this game is a tabletop RPG come to life. The Stolen Lands are vast, you have lots of options when creating your character, and if you let this game suck you in, hundreds of hours will just vanish. If you like tabletop RPGs even a little bit, pick it up. You'll love this game, warts and all.
