Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

This game has the best traditions of the genre. I played it on Steam for the second time... and this time without mythical path. It’s awesome! I didn’t really like that the truly evil character isn’t playable according to the script. ***** 5 stars anyway!

上手很难，直接看攻略搞bd，总算不折磨人了。虽然有答辩一样的解密，粪坑里的石头一样的圣教军模式，但是剧情很爽很有意思，踏上异世界冒险的旅途，体验dnd世界的魅力，和各种各样的队友交流交心甚至踏入爱河，拯救世界，代入感很棒。我会记住我作为第五次圣战的骑士指挥官的这段经历。

好玩，bd很复杂，但是很好玩

I adore this game ever since playing the demo on switch. I bought it on steam first but I only have an old work laptop that's not good for games anymore. I bought it the second time on PS5 and this is where I finished the game twice. The very first d&d games I played were neverwinter nights 1&2 so playing Wrath felt like coming home. Sure it's even more complex with more feats and classes but to me it's a plus after finishing Baldurs Gate 3. Wrath is an epic adventure that gets you all the way to level 20 and beyond depending on your choices. I like the plot. I didn't think much of it when I started the game and I admit to skipping some dialogues at the beginning of the adventure. It felt like a generic chosen one story, good vs evil but I was so wrong. The characters are excellent. The choices have consequences. The companions are amazing and even if I didn't like or agreed with some of them I cared for them. You can helped them or doom them entirely it's up to you. There are plot twists that kept me on the edge. By the end of the game I was with tears. The fights are epic and on higher difficulties the gameplay forces you to utilise every available spell. The true fun for me is mixing the metamagic. I've never seen it before. Normally D&D would only let you use one type on a spell and here you can have fun creating the perfect spell that will one hit a powerful boss in the first turn. You also have freedom being as evil as you desire. There are paths that are absolutely deranged and vile. To me it was perfect for the second playthrough.

Good game, allow for good Player Character building, great story, as epic as one could hope for. Didn't enjoy the rest of the company, but can be played with mercs. Definitely a must for any Pathfinder fan and an excellent choice for any TTRPG that likes fiddling with stats

The longest amount of time I have ever spent on a single playthrough of an RPG game (nearly 160 hours) - and that was only the main campaign. I was too exhausted to make a start on the DLC stories when I was done. Still totally worth it, though. Constantly refreshing and engaging. Lots of depth and surprises.

Disclaimer: I'm a massive Owlcat Fan and if I had to pick one genre of game to play for the rest of my life it would be CRPG's. With that stated, if I had to choose three games to play for the rest of my life, presently, this would be one of them. What makes a great CRPG to me is a combination of 3 key factors: Story/Depth of World Build Variety Immersive/Fun Combat While the combat in this game is arguably the weakest of these three it's hardly horrible in comparison to the rest of the genre while the Build Variety presented in WOTR is Genre Defining levels of good. And I really mean that- there are more classes than you will know what to do with and more ways to build your character than even fathomably make sense. For people like me who are all about build diversity this game absolutely reign's as king. The story is also incredible as well, it's a bit drawn out and I found the army management system a boring waste of time, but maybe thats just because of how appealing the core gameplay was. Overally this probably ranks as my 3rd best RPG of all time behind only Baldur's Gate 3 and Witcher 3 and I can only be excited by whatever owlcat follows with in the Pathfinder universe.