The first Dungeon Siege is one of my all time favourite games. For its time it was groundbreaking. It has no area transitions so no waiting for the next bit to load, instead loading parts in the background. I didn't see that feature until the later Elder Scrolls games. This lends itself to exploring the whole of the game area as right until the very final section you can run all the way back to the very start. Gameplay is good and there are some interesting NPCs to interact with ("It's a bit nippy outside."). Dungeon Siege 2 was for me just average. For some reason they abandoned the micro-loads and reverted to traditional area transitions. The only thing that stands out for me (and not necessarily in a good way) is that it features what is probably the longest round-robin (i will give you this doohicky but I want something first) quest in any rpg being somewhere around twenty steps in all. Dungeon Siege 3... Meh. Simply put I felt this game just traded on the name and had no real substance. I am not too fussed about the lack of DLC for the first 2. I could take it or leave it. Also the lack of any multiplayer doesn't bother me as I only ever play single player anyway. So how to score this bundle? Definitely 5 stars for the first, 4 the second and an overly generous 2 for the third. Added together, averaged out and rounded up, gives you my score of 4 stars. TR
Unlike the original Wasteland 2, the Director's Cut Windows version MUST be 64 bit as stated in the official FAQ for this game. See - https://wasteland.inxile-entertainment.com/backer-information/release-faq Shame on GOG for not making this clear.
Be warned, there are no pre-made characters, no tutorial level and no separate manual. The manual is in game, so is no use for character creation. If you want a seperate manual you have to search the wiki dedicated to this game for a button that will download the contents of the wiki in pdf format. In other words, you are thrown in at the deep-end.
