This is one of those slightly infamous games that was overhyped and underdelivered, slated to be the best RPG since Oblivion back in 2008. While I personally don't think it's quite as bad nowadays as people said it was back then, at least for the PC version, this title still isn't for everyone, as it still has major flaws. It has a good amount of odd glitches and bugs, though this version has far fewer compared to its initial release. The story isn't the most exciting, combat is simplistic, inventory and skill management is confusing to those who aren't familiar with classic-style RPGs, and even still is a pain in the ass for those who are, the character models look bizzare at times, and the dialogue is ridiculous and cheesy. That isn't to say this game doesn't have positives, as there's still some good ideas implemented. The environments are pretty decent, there's a lot of quests and dungeons to look at, the lore is pretty expansive, the voice acting is charmingly bad, the background music is nice, the magic system is pretty cool (if a bit overpowered), and it has a very neat mechanic where you can combine weapons or armor of the same type to upgrade it and make them better. While the negative aspects of the game will turn off most people, I like this game a lot because despite its pentiful flaws, it still has a charm to it that reminds me of other classic RPGs like Morrowind or the Gothic series. Its simple enough that you don't have to think too much about what you're doing, which is kinda relaxing in a way, but has osme neat tidbits here and there that keep me invested. Again, this really isn't to say that this game is particularly good, but it still has that odd charm to it that I like for some reason.
