with some idiosyncrasies thrown in simply for the sake of being different (eg. you can make a pickaxe from a cactus but not stone). There is little reason to be playing Terraria instead of that game.
Simply a clone of Dungeon Master with slightly better graphics. No music, enemies simply disappear when killed. Super Mario Bros., a 6 years older game was better in this respect (among others). Westwood should stick to RTS.
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...but it gets pretty close.
A drastic departure from the first game, gameplay wise... but not necessarily for the worse! If you like Souls, you will be in your element. If not, well, you had better learn to roll. Apart from some UI issues stemming from being a 7th gen multiplat. the only objective shortcoming is the significant nerf that has affected alchemy, more specifically potions (probably to account for the action RPG gameplay slant and also as a justification for the alchemy skill tree). Other than that, if you are a fan of good games (and you should be), you could do a lot worse than Witcher 2.
The long years between Diablo 2 and 3 were a godsend for companies who wanted a slice of the "hamster wheel simulator" market.
Still, if you're the type of person who likes Diablo, you'll be ecstatic.
The best modern (read: not made for DOS) DnD game, simple as. Notably uses a turn based system, as any DnD game (and in fact, any CRPG) should. Also, no gay space hamsters.
...and even more blatant cashgrab "mission pack". Still, pretty good.
Pointless cashgrab sequel to a pointless cashgrab game (and I'm talking about the original release).
