Deadfire never ceases to amaze, a magnificent city to get lost into, an archipelago to discover, precious treasure to seek. It could be enjoyed for its fabulous lore and locales alone and yet has a deep combat system that can be tailored to any liking, thanks to the ability to fine tune the difficulty. The first one is remarkable but has to face a fierce competition among the ctrpg classics. This one is on a league of its own, it's the only game in recent years to recapture a long lost magic, that naive sense of wonder of the masterpieces (BG and PT:T above all). It can be considered the polar opposite of Tyranny, which is short and focused, in a nice way as it's an up and close affair where's no need for plot recaps. Deadfire, on the contrary, is a massive experience (even more so adding the dlcs) that, like your journal, as you travel the archipelago abounds with pieces of stories to put together.
