Gedonia

Gedonia is a breath of fresh air in the open world RPG fantasy genre. Sort of like pre-release Cube World but much more refined. There's the main questline, plenty of side quests/dungeons/world events/bosses to stumble upon, and 10 factions to choose from (some faction alignment will bar you from joining others). Some side quests might have twists or that classic Elder Scrolls humor to them. There are many different skills to choose from (6 for different magic types alone), and the skill trees aren't overly complex like many RPGs tend to have. In my opinion, the ability to have so many skills without being overly convoluted is something more developers should try. Clean simplistic fantasy graphics. Cities have nice ambient noise and don't feel empty. I'm very impressed so far and look forward to trying the second one with friends after I finish this. The largest con I can think of is the somewhat lackluster voice acting but it hasn't made me feel less immersed thus far. Combat is not overly challenging so far (I haven't experimented with the difficulty slider yet), but is generally quite enjoyable once you have a few abilities to choose from. As skill points are limited in the beginning, I have not tried any of the crafting skills yet. This isn't going to be a highly intense experience or a AAA polished finish. It's a great game to sit back and relax to after your last soulslike playthrough. It is well worth the listed price, and a must-grab if on sale.