It definitely lives up to the Baldur's Gate legacy.
The game is a masterpiece. I enjoy playing it both on my laptop and my iPad, it actually works quite well on the iPad, with some interesting changes for tablet that enhance the experience on that platform. I would recommend to anyone to play this game at some point, and allow yourself to immerse yourself in that world.
These 2 games are so fun to play. They're both isometric open-world RPGs, which is my favorite type of game to play, and they're a little different from each other. In Shattered Lands, you're going around a big desert trying to ally different towns against the Drajian army, and in Wake of the Ravager you're in and around the city of Tyr, where the landscape is hardly any desert, and you're trying to collect artifacts to stop the Lord Warrior. Graphics are a bit different between the games, Wake of the Ravager is more bulky and feels a bit more zoomed-in. The only downside to Wake of the Ravager is that sometimes you'll encounter bugs in the game which are show-stopping, where you'll be trapped in a location or will not be able to get through a door, or something along those lines. But overall these are great games. Wish they'd remake these games or make more games in the Dark Sun universe, they're great.
