Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

There is a bug. It happens after Daeran asks player character out which happens automatically after I get back to Drezen. Then a cutscene asks whether to sleep or wake up. Either choice give any response and there is not way to close the cutscene. Reload the game does not solve the issue, it happens again when I enter Drezen.

Ну это лучшая отечественная игра, ♥♥♥♥.

Отличная игра в которую хочется возвращаться!

This type of game is where I usually expect good writing and complex characters. Unfortunately, here I didn't find it. The style of story and characters reminded me of a typical anime show. But I must admit the game gives you an opportunity to create some of the insane builds for your character and companions. And visuals look cute.

it's gud

It has a rich story and is a faithful recreation of the setting and rules of the Pathfinder RPG.

才几个小时就感受到这屎一样的解密。总是在战斗。连传送都在在塔塔开的路上啊。但是莫名其妙的一直想玩下去啊猫头鹰你给我加了什么好热。。

This game is one of the best RPG's out there, the amount of class options and dialogue choices allows every character you make to be unique even if the actual story's major beats do not. Combat is cool, though on all difficulties above super duper easy it can become a buff spam fiasco. On my second playthrough I decided to use turn-based mode for once and after setting the animation speed to x3 in the settings it felt really good.

I'm gonna recommend it because the story and RP elements are pretty good. Though I got some gripes and I wish I could mark it as mixed (TL;DR bullet point version will follow). Owlcat seems to have some issues with balancing encounters in this game as you're constantly fighting very high AC enemies and every enemy can attack you 3-4 times (Im playing on daring). The difficulty curve is also off as In the first act, I explored a POI and I ended up fighting 3 wights that were lvl 9. I was level 3 btw and I had played for like 5 hours at this point. Many times I enter a fight where the enemies are several levels above mine and have these crazy numbers in their stat blocks. For example: I got ambushed while resting and had to fight 3 plague bears that are lvl 11 (My party is lvl 5) and the bears have +22 to hit and can attack SIX TIMES in a single turn. Some quests are also tedious. In act 2 theres a quest to rescue some npc and you have to fight gargoyles. Thats fun and all but they spawn 3 of them every turn for like 4 turns. Combat goes from being fun to being a chore and enemies have ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ abilities like passive damage reduction (basically ♥♥♥♥ you we're substracting 6 from all damage), every single enemy has resistance to elements (your spellcasters are useless) and everything has a debuff aura. Combat becomes a math problem and get ready to be severely punished for mistakes. TL;DR: The Good (RP and story) - Story is interesting - Choices make you feel like there there are actual consequences - The setting in interesting The bad (mostly the combat) - Combat is tedious and punishing. Enemies have excessively bloated stat blocks (+22 to hit and can attack 6 times in a round. It doesnt matter how high your AC is) - Enemies have resistance to almost everything so your spellcaster are useless - Heavy reliance on pre-buffing - Feeling of being lost on what to do as progress is sometimes locked behind super hard encounters for no reason Its based on 1st edition pathfinder so it gets overwhelming quick and I dont recommend for people not familiar with the pathfinder system. Its a shame

The story and characters aren't the most stimulating to me, although I wouldn't say they're bad either. But what this game does do is scratch the itch in my brain that craves build optimization and turn based strategy combat. That aspect of the game is straight gas.