
Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition is the first isometric party-based cRPG set in the Pathfinder fantasy universe. Enjoy a classic RPG experience inspired by games like Baldur's Gate, Fallout 1 and 2 and Arcanum. Explore and conquer the Stolen Lands and make them your kingdom!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Without mods the game can be a pain, especially the kingdom ruling portion and the endgame is just plain a pain in the butt. However in general the game is an excellent RPG.
This game is ROUGH... Clunky, annoying, QoL nightmare, and feels like you're fighting yourself half the time to feel some proper progress. But something about it makes me want to play more. I know I'll SUFFER. But I genuinely want to replay the game again. I wish that the developers would take this as a remaster/remake project for the start of the 2030s. If this gets tinkered and the story gets flushed out. It could be a genuine gem. I am giving a recommend because if I had to go back in time and tell myself before playing if he should or shouldn't. I'd say yes. There's passion here.
Game is amazing, with a few caveats: 1) Kingdom manegment is clunky, but you can set to 'invincible' and not change the difficulty. 2) It is a complex and hard game; hard means hard and unfair means unfair. Don't play on high difficulty if on first playthrough and/or not very familiar with D&D3e/Pathfinder. The game DOES NOT handhold you. Edited: typo correction.
As someone with no familiarity with the Pathfinder universe, I initially approached this game as just a video game, focusing mainly on the gameplay. That was a mistake. If you’ve decided to play this game, get ready to read. This game is basically a book disguised as a game... and a very good one. During my first experience, I took my time with character creation. I downloaded a bunch of new portraits and honestly must have spent around three hours there alone. I created at least five different characters before finally settling on a Paladin. When the game started, however, I skipped through most of the dialogue. I barely read anything and tried to play it as a dungeon crawler. The gameplay isn’t necessarily bad, but in this day and age, if you’re playing this game purely for the gameplay, there are far better alternatives. I quickly found it boring and gave up. Later, I discovered that one of the DLCs includes what is essentially a roguelike mode. I tried that as well, but it still didn’t click with me. Some time passed, and I decided to give the game one last chance. This time, I made a commitment to read everything: every line of dialogue, every piece of lore. That’s when the game finally clicked. This isn’t just a video game, it’s a book! It feels like the old Fighting Fantasy series by Steve Jackson, but set in the Pathfinder system and universe. Once I realized that, everything made sense. You’re supposed to sit down to play this game the same way you sit down to read a novel. That’s when the battles become far more meaningful, the world comes alive, and the whole experience becomes much more enjoyable. So if you’re considering playing this game, take my advice and play it as an interactive book. Otherwise, you might end up with a mediocre dungeon crawler built on the Pathfinder system, which can feel quite dull at times. Your character sheet will just float there like a soulless Excel spreadsheet, full of numbers and equations you don’t fully understand, attached to disposable characters that might as well be faceless silhouettes. Of course, maybe that is your thing, and in that case you’ll probably enjoy the Beneath the Stolen Lands DLC quite a lot. I just think that if that’s the experience you’re looking for, there are other games out there that focus on it and do it better.
At 36 hours. Stopping here. Several annoyances: 1) continually stopping to eat & sleep 2) managing a barony 3) needing to return to the castle to manage things.
Very good game with excellent writing, storytelling and voiceacting. It is pathfinder, the system is very deep and complicated which may not appeal to everyone as you might see from the reviews. But even if you don't enjoy going through all the abilities and modifiers from it you can also lower the difficulty to your taste and just enjoy the story and narrative choices. If you like narrative driven rpgs this is a very good one.
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В начале интересно, затягивает, но ты идешь вперед и идешь, но вместо развития - духота... Через время становится настолько душно, что не возможно - за, почти, 20 наигранных часов по сюжету только убили главаря разбойников и нам угрожают пауки - все... Что за xepня... Система развития: в начале все интуитивно понятно, но через время начинаешь терять логику и прокачивая очередной перк, не получается уловить его суть и действие в геймплее Такое себе, по всем параметрам
This is utterly disgraceful and disgusting display of Dev's being manipulative and downright terrible, whoever made these maps and ONE QUEST which I have been stuck on FOR 9 HOURS!!!!!! I am DONE. fix the Kobold quest, until then this game will forever get not recommended, this feels like literal abuse from a DM the kind you get up from the table and never speak to that piece of crap ever again.
+I really like the art style +fun companions +interesting story -63% of my die rolls have been single digit -I have rolled 3.5 times as many Natural 1s as Natural 20s -one of the worst balanced games I've ever played -Kingdom management is one of the worst systems I've ever dealt with -negative status effects from nothing -bugs -you can't be called Pathfinder and have ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ pathfinding
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