You come across this while zapping through Steam, thinking low budget eroge, ready to move to the next release, but wait, what's that about 8 playable classes? Warrior, mage, rogue, engineer, and a bunch others, each with a number of different skills, melee with stuns and knockdowns, big flashy elemental spells, summons, traps, decoys, what? You give it a try and eventually find it's a surprisingly fun low budget mix of Diablo/Elder Scrolls, with actually fun loot that lets you customize your set AND affixes without wanting to punch a developer that thought random affix upgrades are fun *glare at most Diablo-likes*. And here we are, putting a number of hours unthought for an unknown little indie game with a few different characters each with a different dual class combination, crafting some op combos and running across secret super bosses in a fun set of interconnected open areas.
What a strange surprise this was, unfortunately they seem to have gone a few important steps backwards with Dread Trials, I hope they re evaluate and see the greatness they had here. Also, big *** companies check how to make a fun and very replayable game without risking all your $$$$$
