It's the KOTOR you know and love, and if you don't know it. It's the perfect balance of Star Wars and RPG. Strong D&D influence, good combat system. It's dated but it still is better than anything since KOTOR 2. The real plus is that the GOG version works out of the box. It seems to support some higher resolutions too. It doesn't crash all the time like the Steam release. This is a must buy.
So far, everything has worked much nicer in WotR. It's like they refined everything people didn't like in the first game with this one. My only gripe is some of the companions aren't great early on, big recommend for this one.
Implementing turn-based combat, a more appealing setting and just a great cast of characters. A perfect step up from the OG
If you played Dragonfall and Returns you know what you're in for, it's more of the same but another tale full of intrigue and deception.
Before you pick this up, throw everything you know out the window, aside from controls nothing is familiar. The setting, the stats and mechanics even the concepts of reality are unique. Once you get right into the game though it's fantastic.
It's not long but it doesn't drag on either. If you want a great adventure thats down to earth in a Cyberpunk/Fantasy hybrid world. Strongly recommend
Pathfinder Kingmaker is a well made CRPG with some great mechanics and amazing characters. The gameplay is enjoyable and challenging. The biggest letdown kind of comes from the name. Once you become a baron the game feels less focused and you find yourself just bumbling around. The city management also doesn't appeal to me (but that can largely be disabled which is awesome). It's a brilliant game for the right person, it just isn't me.
I enjoy CP77 at launch but phantom liberty and the 2.0 patch really add a lot to enjoy. It introduces a few new animation bugs and stuff but overall there's a lot of polish and a lot of work gone into the game. It's in a great state and is actually challenging on VH difficulty.
